Great place for a fast slice of pizza. They have different varieties including New York style. They…read morehad different toppings as well. The slices are pretty big and they are priced well. They do have subs and salads as well. Drinks are all canned or bottled. They have a few spots to sit inside and a small area outside. I got the margarita pizza. It was think and crispy. We shared a caprese salad. One slice of pizza and the Caprese salad was enough for lunch. Parking is available on site.

Pizza is an above average find. Both tried the NY style and Grandma's style (thicker, square cut)…read more I personally found the meats to be egregiously salty. Nevertheless, the crust was masterful for a pizza-on-the-block option. Service was a great fast-casual. They warmed up per slice orders perfectly. Bar next door and patio seats. No issues parking out back pre-dinner on a Sunday. Personal take: - On the NY style Austin language-- Home Slice has better white pie and crust. All Day tops it for ratio and ingredients.

I came here by myself and was seated at the counter. I told Kat it was my first time, and she was…read moreso helpful with her recommendations. She suggested the White Pie with Spinach. This was so good, I'm not really a pizza person and honestly only came because of the great reviews. Well, I was wrong, this is the best pizza I've ever had I'm usually keto, so I normally don't eat the crust edge. But this time, I actually ate the crust first before getting to the toppings. It's thin, crunchy, and has such a great texture and flavor. I finished the slice right away and forgot to take a picture. I also ordered the Garlic Knots. They come four to an order, but I wasn't sure I wanted that many. Kat told me I could order just one, which was really nice. Unfortunately, this one wasn't my favorite, a little too doughy for me. And then there was the Tiramisu. Wow! It's so good, not overly sweet like other tiramisu and the texture is light, fluffy, and smooth. They were busy during my visit, but the service was still great. Kat was friendly and made my first visit a really enjoyable one. Definitely coming back if I visit Austin again

Home Slice on South Congress is a South Austin institution that helped put this neighborhood's food…read morescene on the map back in 2005. It spans two spaces right next door to each other, the main full-service sit-down restaurant and "More Home Slice," their grab-and-go slice window, and we checked out both. The vibe is buzzing and energetic. They have great outdoor seating that is packed with people. As for the pizza itself, it was pretty good! It has a distinct New York style flare with a crisp, foldable crust. If you are looking for top-tier NY-style pizza, outdoor patio energy, and a South Congress experience, Home Slice is definitely worth stopping by.

Best pizza in Austin imo. Prices are high but the pizzas are a really good size and more filling…read morethan you might think. The hot honey pepperoni and the margherita d.o.p. are my go to. Enough seating both inside and outside. I highly recommend.

July 18, 2026 review…read more We ordered a pickup for vegetarian verdura pizza, it got ready in 15-20 mins. It was looking very crispy when I picked it up but got little soggy by the time I reached home. Heated it up again but wasn't that crispy but overall the taste was good. Pickup area is separate on the left when you enter. I'm going to try dine in next time. Really cool sticker to keep the pizza box closed.

Easy to find from the street. Hankering for a good Italian food place. Neo pizza always suits me…read more Great variety, simple, a lot of beverage selections. Even if you wanted to amp up the evening they have wines available by the bottle in the coolers. When you first walk in. They have bar like table tops if you wanted to eat in. The pizza I had was great! Nice touch of the Calabrian chiles infused into the honey, and nickel sized pepperoni perfectly rounded with its release of the pork fat essence we all love on a pizza. I highly suggest this place.

Walked into DeSano Pizzeria Napoletana and immediately realized the interior is... petite. Cute,…read morebut petite. Seating is limited enough that you start mentally drafting backup plans the moment you step inside. We ordered the lasagna pizza, which tasted good but was noticeably undercooked -- soft enough that it felt like it needed another round in the oven. And the "lasagna" angle? I'm still trying to decode it. Everything listed as the lasagna components were things a normal pizza already has, so the theme didn't quite land. Overall: good flavor, but execution missed the mark for us. Pro tip: order it to go so you're not stuck awkwardly hovering for a table.

Sure, I'm over the moon that Pint House opened in San Antonio. However, few things make me happier…read morethan the pear and gorgonzola salad from Home Slice. So after all eventful volleyball game at the Moody, my handsome guy and I treked over to Home Slice. The parking situation was madness, but we somehow lucked out and snagged a good one. And although, it seemed like it might be crazy inside, we were seated immediately. Maddie was our server and she was incredible. She was helpful, took our order, took our supplemental order, brought us a second side of ranch when a fly decided to nose dive into ours, and checked on us just enough. The salad was spectacular, as usual. There's just never enough. Solution: order two. The garlic knots were a little low on garlic, but tasty nonetheless. Combined with the marinara sauce, just delicious! I got a slice of the white pie with spinach which is olive oil, ricotta, mozzarella, garlic, and spinach. The crust was crunchy in all the right places and the toppings were tasty. I'm hungry just thinking about it again. This Austin staple is always a win for me.

I found Home Slice Pizza as I was browsing through Yelp while at my hotel nearby. After reading…read moreawesome reviews + amazing pictures with fun decor/ambiance, I figured I better hurry over! When I pulled up, the parking lot was packed, and while I was able to get a spot that just opened up, lots of people seemed to be walking up from street spots. There are indoor and outdoor dining options, but given the heat, I opted to get on the brief waitlist for indoor seating and enjoy interior! The hostesses have a fast system and take your phone number, so the line moves pretty quickly. From what I could tell, HSP is a favorite among families, date night goers, college boys, girls night, you name it! I ordered a slice of pizza and garlic knots, admittedly, I wasn't starving. But if I get the chance to come back, I saw other tables get wings, cold subs, and calzones that also looked great! Home Slice Pizza is a neighborhood knockout!

Wowowow! PHP is legit! Been in ATX for a decade plus and haven't had the chance to nom on their…read morepizzas in house, and finally found myself in South Austin on a weekend with nothing else to do except bring my fam for some fast casual good food to sit in cool blasting Ac on a hot Sept day post kiddo's soccer game, and this was such a hit! My kiddo immediately noticed the fun little arcade that's free to play and hunkered down, and hubs and I were able to get a glass or two of drinks in along with our slammin pizzas. The classic Hoe down and the seasonal Jerk Chicken were so darn good, and hefty portions so I'm looking forward to eating these again since I have leftovers! Service was swift, friendly and on point for a busy Saturday afternoon and plenty of parking too! No complaints from me on anything Pinthousr could do better as food came out hot, fast and my kiddo even approved of their yummy, gianormous pizza rolls!

Really enjoyed the whole atmosphere of this place. First time here and I was told I just missed the…read morelunch rush as I arrived around 2pm. This made for quick service. The set up is like a dining hall with long communal tables and a free smaller for seater tables on the boarders as well as outside patio seating. A bit too toasty outside for that. Food ordering is at one counter, you get a buzzer and they bring items to the table. Beer has a separate line with limited bar seating. Self service for soft drinks. I got the pizza lunch special which included a side salad, personal pizza and's drink all for $17.95! Talk about a deal! Cesar side salad was simple and's could have used a bit more cheese....and the pizza was good. Only downside was the pepperoni left a lot of grease which made the crust a bit soft. Not sure how to fix that but the crust that wasn't soft was delicious. So having a crisp crust would make it better. They take care of dishes once finished and the restroom was clean. Overall good experience and I'd be back for sure.

La Volta is the best!! Their pastas are to die for but their pizza is almost better! Such good…read moreportions so definitly go with a group... or you may have amazing leftovers! Service is always really quick and it's really cute at night when they turn on the dark red lights for a darker look. Have been back multiple times and it's great every time!

Date night here was delish! I loved the drinks and the pizza was so good that we were silent for a…read moregood amount of time just focused on devouring vodka pizza. Service was good; I must say that the music is a bit loud lol but still had a great time

The Tarrytown location is the one I keep coming back to because it's such a charming little spot. I…read moreusually drag my husband here for the pickle pizza--he's not a fan, but I'm a huge fan. Luckily, they offer plenty of other slices, so there's something for just about every preference. I also love that you can mix and match slices to create a colorful, Instagram-worthy spread. It makes the whole experience feel a little more fun. The wine bar inside is another highlight, with a great selection that pairs perfectly with the pizza. I usually end up ordering at least two glasses. There's often a line on Friday and Saturday nights, so be prepared to wait. It helps to have one person grab a seat inside or outside while someone else stays in line.

Pizza here was not bad, but I don't think it's worth the long wait times!…read more We came on a Saturday just before 5:30pm and there was already a line outside. It took us over 30 minutes just to make it to the front of the line and place our order, and then we proceeded to wait another ~20 minutes for our slices to be ready. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, though we sat outside since it was hard to find a spot inside. It was hot but they do have large fans blowing outside that provided a good amount of airflow. Two of us shared 4 slices: sweet sausage, stracciatella, tomato tomatoe, and pepperoni. I enjoyed the thin and crispy crust on all the slices, and I thought the flavor combinations were decent with the exception of the lemon pepper panko on the tomato tomatoe slice... That one really threw me off.

My husband and I decided to return to Pieous to eat some pizza. We went for a later lunch and got…read morethere at 1:30. We parked easily and walked in. We were able to order right away. We paid, got the buzzer for the table, and picked where we wanted to sit with no issues as there weren't very many people there because it was after the lunch rush. My husband ordered the Pepperoni Pizza and I ordered the Fat Queen. The Pepperoni Pizza was good. The Pepperonis were small and tasty. The Fat Queen was just as good. It comes with Pepperoni, Soppressata, and Italian Sausage. I really liked the flavor of all of the meat in the marinara sauce plus the pizza crust is light and fluffy. Overall Pieous is a great place to get some good pizza. The service and pizza were good. I suggest going at an off time that isn't the typical lunch or dinner time.

This is such a great spot for some fresh oven pizza. It comes out the oven right in front of you…read moreand it's absolutely delicious. It's one of the few places in Austin that I feel you can find true pizza made from scratch that's being cooked in the oven right in front of you so you can just taste the burnt and crispiness of the crust and it's absolutely delicious. I definitely definitely recommend if you love pizza and want to try some nicer higher-end pizza than just the kind of regular stuff we see a lot the vibe is very chill. It's kind of walk-in like there's picnic tables that you sit down and stuff we used to go all the time when I was little. This was my parents's favorite pizza place so I definitely definitely recommend if you're in the area.

I love Baldinuccis. Reminds me of home (NY). I have been to the south location and now tried the…read moreDomain location. The restaurant is open, good seating, the display of pizza in the case is very appealing and appetizing. Its decor is well done. The pizza has fresh ingredients and tastes great. Crust is perfect. The lasagna was good but I would rather stick with the pizza. Just my taste. I did have the cannolis and compliments to them- they were authentic. Creamy, crispy shell, and the pistachio and chocolate chips were very good. My favorite. I suppose my only complaint was the pizza and lasagna were a little cool. It should have been a little warmer. The other issue which I hope they take note and move right away is the trash for plates and silverware. It is directly next to the fresh silverware and takeout boxes. That caught my attention and it's not a good place for the trash. Definitely plan to come back, it is worth coming and trying all the food items they have. Next time I might try one of the hot sandwiches and maybe some gelato but definitely the cannoli. That is the make or break for this NY Italian. Thanks for coming to the Domain. I am excited you are near my work. Best of luck.

As an unapologetic East Coast pizza snob, I usually approach Texas pizza with a massive amount of…read moreskepticism. I've spent my life chasing the perfect crust, comparing everything from the legendary pie shops in Manhattan to the pristine corner slices in Pittsburgh. I didn't think Austin could pull off truly authentic pizza. I was dead wrong. Baldinucci is absolute sorcery. The moment I took a bite of their Roman-style pizza, I was instantly thrown back to the tiny, narrow pizzerias I stumbled into in Italy. It has that exact, hyper-specific airy crunch that is so incredibly hard to replicate outside of Europe. The dough is clearly fermented with patience. It's light, shatteringly crisp on the bottom, and has those beautiful, irregular air pockets that give it a pillowy structure without ever feeling heavy. Let's talk about the sauce, because that's where most places fail. It isn't that sugary, paste-heavy stuff you find at standard joints. It is vibrant, bright, and tastes intensely of sun-ripened tomatoes and clean olive oil. It is remarkably fresco; striking that perfect balance where the acidity cuts through the richness of the cheese without overwhelming the palate. The vibe inside the West Lake spot is casual and unpretentious, but they take their craft seriously. Food service is streamlined and efficient; you order at the counter, and they pop the slices back into the oven so they land at your table screaming hot. The staff is genuinely proud of what they're slinging, and they should be. If you are an East Coast transplant drowning in a sea of mediocre pies, do yourself a favor and get over to West Lake. It's the real deal. PS: The gelato flavors are also sorcery. However, a review of their gelato is for another time. I must continue to savor the pie for now.