Lousy customer service today. I ordered two slices of pepperoni CRISPY. When I got them they were saggy undercooked slices of pizza. When I asked if he thought they were cooked he didn't take the time to look at the dough. He wasn't interested in doing anything about it, was argumentative, so u just turned around and left. $9 for nothing!! read more

Found the place for the first time 2 weeks ago and have been hooked ever since! Reasonably priced, plenty of space, and fantastic food & desert. Never left disappointed. You can't go wrong with a classic meat lovers slice! read more

Lunch is very busy here. There are daily specials, which one of my co-workers always gets​. I've only had the pizza by the slice for lunch. Any of the stuffed slices fills me up! read more

I live close by and Picchi Pacchi delivers a consistently excellent product. The staff is always smiles and vocal greetings and the prices are very good. Highly recommend. read more

Ok pizza / Italian joint in downtown FTW, but nothing special. I had a slice of the deluxe pizza (pretty mediocre) and a meatball sub (good). Don't sit by the door, everytime it opens it turns the place into a windtunnel. read more

Stopped in on a Sunday to take some lunch to go and wasn't pleasantly surprised. The interior was reminiscent of any New York City pizzeria that I have been to before, and the food displays were awesome. Lots of good looking options to choose from and remarkably fresh. For my first time in, I was really surprised at the size of the restaurant including its upstairs/balcony seating. I settled for a stromboli and of course, a cannoli. The meat stromboli was plentiful and the marinara served with it was decent. Wish I could tell you how the cannoli was, but it never made it into my To Go bag order... I'll come back for lunch again in the future- the prices were very fair, and the staff very friendly. read more

I am from Boston and frequent the north end Italian district but nothing I eat there compares to the pizza I just enjoyed. The service is Johnny on the spot and the owners remember you by name. Everyone there is super sweet and happy to serve. Of course this is all irrelevant once they set your food down. My father ordered almost one of everything and they special made me a calzone. the owner even took the time to explain the difference between a calzone and Stromboli. So in my usual style I will list my food and rate Lobster ravioli - I could have licked the bowl clean the sauce is fantastic and the ravioli were super stuffed Supreme pizza - and sausage pizza - the crust is crunchy. So you bite into this pizza and the great flavor of cheese and toppings indulges the need for soft and gooey then you hit the crust and it crunches with perfection. As my father says this is a knock out Eggplant Parm - a perfect classic Veggie calzone - omg a vegetarian dream I was so full when my freshly made calzone came out but once I tasted, it was gone Greek pizza - not over dressed high quality olives and tomato Really there is no complaints from me which is a rare thing My suggestion go here for a slice an you will be back for a pie read more

Stopped by the restaurant when I was downtown for a conference. It was a pleasant surprise after all of the ultra fancy places requiring reservations or long waits. I appreciated the large salad with fresh lettuce and the big slice of pizza. It was a good! read more

This place is extremely over-priced to say that they take so long. When they weren't off 7th Street they were cheaper. I ordered lobster ravioli and got a boat load of sauce (no bread) and 4 ravioli for $15. That didn't even include a drink or side salad, JUST PASTA. I called in the order and still had to wait another 15 minutes when I got there. read more

Picchi Pacchi - Italian Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

This review is based solely off of late night service. I probably wouldn't come here without a night of partying already in my circulatory system, but if you find yourself around closing time in that predicament, this is a decent option in the limited late night food scene of downtown Fort Worth. It's pretty simple point and heat up pizza by the slice, moderately priced for what is is. If you're feeling out your Texan stereotypes and order ranch to dip in, you'll get a little styrofoam tub of hidden valley for what seemed like more than a slice (north of $3). read more

Consistent, excellent food. I ADORE the Picchi Pacchi Salad. The atmosphere is casual, yet very nice, and you must try out the balcony seating area. read more

Very good, little pricey. Great atmosphere and excellent food. Stromboli was good. Stupid app wants a longer review, don't really know what else to say so now I'm just writing whatever comes to mind in order to make this review long enough. read more

I love, love, love the Lobster Ravioli from here!!! A few years ago my husband was working as a judge for a car show and it happened to be our anniversary weekend. We went walking at night, which is beautiful with all the lights; and walked into this place. Since it was our special night, I splurged on that plate and I was hooked from the very first bite! In fact, I boasted so much about it that 5 other patrons ordered it as well!! They appreciated the dish and thanked us for the suggestion. Even after a whole year went by, they still remembered us and even gave us free desserts! Each time we visit, we always bring a group of 10+, totally worth it! read more

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We ordered the chicken Alfredo pizza, lobster ravioli, garlic cheese bread and some cheesecake. The pizza was delicious. I've had "chicken Alfredo" pizza from other places that were quite good, but this place made me realize you don't have to put so much extra toppings to make it good. It's like they took the time to prepare a delicious chicken meal with all the trimmings, not basic seasoning, and then placed it with love and care on the pizza. You don't need a lot of other toppings when there's actual good quality chicken. When we tried the lobster ravioli I thought it looked normal, but boy was I wrong. I didn't think it would taste better than the pizza, but that sauce was amazing. It had enough lobster to know that it was real lobster, not anything cheap, but not too much where it overpowers everything with a lobster taste or lobster smell. I don't know where to start on that sauce, but dipping the garlic cheese bread in it was *chef's kiss! Garlic cheese bread was great, but I have to go try that cheesecake now. read more

Ordered for delivery while my friend and I were enjoying drinks and a cigar at Silver Leaf. Quick delivery. Very nice delivery person. Food was amaaaaazing!!! Hot and delicious. read more

Surprised this place only has three stars. Lunch is probably different then dinner or a game. The Food was flavorful they have a scratch kitchen on anything can be made vegetarian or vegan. service was friendly and the waitress weren't bad on the eyes. My Sonia was my server she was great checked on my a bunch of time I didn't even realize she was pregnant until I was leaving. Next Time I came back to the area I'll be back. read more

Picchi Pacchi - Veggie fajitas it's not on the menu but it's phenomenal - Italian Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

Not any crazy hipster unique toppings or the best pizza of your life,but a dang good peice of pizza and better yet they do pizza by the slice so u can have a bit of a variety .I will be back multiple times.never any wait never long lines read more

Good food, casual laid back atmosphere. Wife enjoyed the gyro plate, good, but nothing to write home about. The stuffed pizza was phenomenal and the prices per slice were not bad. Good for a great slice downtown. read more

Find another shop... order pizza on Saturday evening expecting to wait, order 2 larges with a side of cheesy bread. Was told 20-30 minutes, 90 minutes later, pizza arrived, cold and the bread was stale. The pizza crust had to have been frozen and the toppings were lacking. $60+ for two pies and bread, should have known better. read more

Friends from back east heard this had good pizza. It actually had great pizza! I loved the decorating in the restaurant. The gentleman behind the counter was working as fast as he could. My pizza was hot and I was able to have the perfect bite. It had ham and something else one it. One piece was good for me. My friends had one piece plus some salad. We walked from the convention center. It was only a few blocks. Great location and great food! I would go here again! read more

Best slice of no-fuss, no-frills pizza! The pizza is always very fresh, and the staff is friendly.

This place survives off two downtown Fort Worth phenomenons: 1. There's no Italian restaurants downtown. Saviano's sucked it up from day one. Uno's is Uno's, not really an Italian player. 2. There's no restaurants open after the bars close, except this place. They get slammed after 2:00. You gotta dodge vomiters and soon-to-be-vomiters. The chefs don't royally screw up the pizza, entrees or salad, so if you need a marinara fix or alcohol absorption, you found your match. read more

There is a lot to say about this place. FANTASTIC AND AMAZING comes to mind first! The staff went above and beyond to help us with our company event. We had pizza, pasta, salads, and breadsticks--all delicious. The owner, Al, made sure everything was perfect and it was! Thank you all! read more

I ate here last weekend, with my boyfriend and two of my best friends, as we were attending the TCU Jazz Festival, and were looking for a quick bite around Sundance Square. This was first and only time dinning here. When the four of us walked in at around 4:30, we were the only ones in the restaurant, which was a bit weird. You order at a counter, and then they reheat your entree, which I don't really have a problem with; I didn't this to be a super fancy restaurant. Anyways, I got a calzone and a slice of cheese cake. The cheese cake was really great- awesome texture and sharp flavor. The clazone was a bit greasy on the inside and overly hard/crunchy on the outside (it was hard to cut it with a butter knife). I also had a bite (or 10) of one of my boyfriend's pieces of pizza, and it was pretty good. Not the best I've had, but still pretty tasty; it had a nice oregano-y taste to it. I couldn't justify giving this place more than 3 stars because of the slightly disappointing calzone, and the weird/awkward vibe I got from the guys and the lady working the front counter. They were not outwardly rude or anything, they just seemed to be annoyed that we all had long orders, and that they were all separate. Overall, it did it's job for that one Saturday, but I probably won't be back. read more

Not bad! Friendly owner! I just had a craving for cannolis and they didn't disappoint! read more

This was real deal italian food. The prices were super reasonable and the line workers/cooks were interactive and friendly. I ordered a meaty pizza (can't remember the name) but loved it. They had other items there which looked outstanding. I think especially for the area, this is a absolute must. It raised my level of respect for Fort Worth's downtown area. read more

Picchi Pacchi - This place is legit! - Italian Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

I'm not much of a pizza coneseur, but I do judge a pizza place by its crust. I had a sausage calzone and my husband had a chicken stramboli(they're quite similar.) Both were very good inside and out. The sausage in mine was flavorful and the cheeses were nice and rich. It's a casual place to eat but still very nice. To put it one way, we had just come from a graduation cerremony downtown and my husband was in a tux and we didn't feel too awkward- fashion wise. I would recommend this place to duck in and out of on a day touring downtown fort worth or just for a nice lunch. read more

Walked into this place looking for something else. Pizza and other staple Italian food you order as you walk in through a line to the right. Pizza is sold by the slice with double crust as an option (you should take this option). Other food looked good and prepared fresh but the double veggie pizza I had was fantastic. Super tangy tomato sauce with very fresh veggies. Great slice for less than $7. read more

Fantastic pizza, pasta, salads, and deserts! I expected the pizza and pasta to be good but I was caught off guard on how great the salads taste as well as the deserts. Go with the house salad dressing, it taste great. Great family atmosphere and located right next to a nice park that my kiddos love. The owner Al is the real deal and is focused on giving his customers the Picchi Pacchi Experience. read more

Picchi Pacchi - Lobster Ravioli. Off the charts! - Italian Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

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Extremely over priced, paid $17 for 3 slices of regular pepperoni pizza and a fountain drink! Ranch is additional! No cheese or pepperoni ready but the restaurant was completely empty! Parking was available around the corner read more

I LOVE this place!!! First off the important thing the food. It's good, really good. The pizza crust is crunchy and has a good taste on its own, they use a good cheese and sauce, the ingredients are fresh, It's not rocket science it's pizza, and for good pizza that does not taste like the nasty chain stuff, it rocks. Secondly, I dig the vibe, their not there to kiss your butt and bless your heart, they ARE there to serve you good food in a timely manner and get you on your way. I appreciate the simple no fuss, no fake conversation, business transaction. Please and thank you suites them and me just fine. I don't know if their from New York but if you have never been, this is what NY is like, "ain't got time, move along". I'm there for food, if I want small talk I'll go to Starbucks. Thirdly, not enough people appreciate the position Picchi is in. Downtown lunchtime is a mad house, and Picchi is very proficient in moving people in and out quickly and it's appreciated by the 1 hour for lunch crowd. Then they have to deal with the "bar" crowd. If they didn't like what they do they wouldn't be there and if you don't like how they have to deal with the sheer volume they do, you don't have to be there either. But you would be missing out on some REALLY great food. If you want kid friendly, cater to your every whim, listen to you whine, and shake in fear at your disapproval, go to Chucky Cheese or Cicis. read more

Having a night out at Sundance Square and decided to walk a few blocks for a couple of slices. Our first visit was a pleasant surprise as we walked into this neighborhood pizzeria. The staff welcomed us as we entered and had our slices and calzone ready in no time at all. The pizza was thin crust tasty and the calzone and sauce was delicious. We'll come back for sure. read more

This is the place that I'm giving a high rating to because it's one of the better pizzas I've had in the DFW and I was surprised to see that they have really good spaghetti here as well. Very much surprised at this place is not more highly rated. It's remind me of a typical Italian place like the ones are used to go to in California and Arizona. This has more or less a New York style pizza and the taste is exactly what I'm looking for. There are very few places that I would rate high in the DFW for pizza because in my opinion they are all average at best but this one is a little bit better than most I've tried. They have moved to seventh Street which I'm not very happy about. The ambience is something that I really liked when I used to come here. I've always come here in a group and we used to go up stairs all the time. It kind of reminds me of one of those mafia places where you can have your quiet business meetings on top and nobody knows that you're up there LOL. It was right in the middle of Sundance Square and a very much is to enjoy it being in this location but I have not been here since they have moved. In fact when I saw that the place was empty I thought that they had closed down so I'm glad at least they didn't so I can still get a delicious pizza here in the DFW. read more

First time at this restaurant. It has a small dining room area ( which fills up quickly for lunch). Daily specials (posted on their website). Ordered the chicken parmigiana with spaghetti. Took a few minutes to get my meal but the onset of lunch rush it was expected. Food was hot, fresh and very tasty. I would most definitely recommend giving it a try. read more

Very Fresh Food. My grilled chicken salad was very tasty with good quality vegetables. Not packaged salad. My husband was pleased with the pizza. Over all good experience, employees were friendly, atmosphere very pleasant and clean. We'd like to come back. You can BYOB. read more

A few days ago we hosted a special event at Picchi Pacchi for 65 guests and everything was fantastic! From having the place to ourselves to the food which was excellent. The staff and owner there were true advocates for us and the made the night one to remember fondly for a long time. Keep up the good work. read more

Pizza by the slice is okay. Pasta dishes are priced too high for lunch. They are very, very busy.

Excellent food and service. I love the Picchi Pacchi salad with gyro meat. Everything is amazing. Love the staff. Love the food.

I honestly feel that giving them one star is FAR too many! It was truly one of the worst experiences I have ever had in a restaurant!!! I mean EVER! I have never seen anything like their customer service anywhere and hope to never again! We were all in a state of shoc During the Main Street Arts Festival, we decided to go inside and get my son and my nephew and piece of pizza as they hadn't had any lunch yet. I ordered my son's pizza from the guy and he asked me which type of pizza that I would rather have (after I told him specifically which one we wanted) and we made eye contact and i told him again which piece. Then my sister in law ordered my nephew's piece of pizza. I only saw him put one piece in the oven and was confused. He put a piece up on the counter that was the same kind that my son was wanting, so I asked him if this was ours and he said kind of rudely, "No, it's for another customer." So we asked him if he got my son's order and he told us no, that he only got the one order. So once again, I tell him which type of pizza my son wanted. Then we move down to order the drinks. I told the lady at the register that I wanted to get one coke to go and one ice water. She shows me a hard plastic coke cup and says that's for water. Well, I knew that I certainly couldn't take that cup "to go." So I got two of the paper cups that were by the register, so I could put water in one and coke in the other. As soon as I did, the lady raised her voice and says to me, "Excuse me, you can only take one of those for a coke!" And I said to her, that I was also taking one for water because as I told her originally, I wanted a water "to go" and I very well couldn't take the hard plastic cup with me. Then she tells me that she didn't know that I wanted it to go? Seriously?!?! Then she shows me this smaller, thinner plastic cup and tells me that THIS cup is for water! I'm thinking to myself, does it REALLY matter THAT much to act this way? So I told her that I was sorry, but they were all being kind of rude and that I didn't appreciate it. She didn't apologize or anything. So in the mean time, my sister in law, friend, the kids and myself go to a table to wait for the pizza to be ready to go. So we are talking about something else altogether and a bad word was used. All of the sudden, this lady who works there who had been standing there eavesdropping on us, unknowingly to me walks up and just as loudly as she could said to me, "Excuse me, but did you just call my Mother a B$#@h?" I could NOT believe it! Everyone in the restaurant turned around and looked at us! I told her NO that we were NOT talking about her mother and asked her what her problem was (her mother was the lady at the cash register!) So she and I said a few things back and forth to each other and I told her that I coudn't believe that she was eavesdropping on our conversation and if she was going to spy on somoene, that she needed to get her story straight! At this point, I was so in shock, we all were!! So I went up to the lady at the cash register and her extremely rude daughter and I demanded to see the Manager. I was then informed that they owned the place! I was blown away! I told her that they would NOT be in business long if they keep running it like that and treating customers that way! And I told her how her daughter had just embarrassed me in front of everyone and had been spying on our conversation and so on. The lady apologized for her daughter as her daughter stood by giving me the worst looks, like if looks could kill kind of looks! Then I told the lady at the cash register, that I was was NOT calling her any names, but that yes, she had been rude to me, then SHE starts to raise her voice at me. All of this is in front of two people trying to pay for their meal. Then they guy who is at the pizza area tells both of us to stop arguing!! OH MY GOSH!! Please tell me this is NOT happening! Am I in a nightmare! That is what I was thinking!!! I just walked away! I will not lower myself to their level! It was total insanity in there! I will surely never go back!!! My family and I freqently go out to eat, sometimes 4 or more times a week. My husband and I both work in the travel industry and have been all around to many restaurants and have had all kinds of service from excellent down to horrible, but this certainly took the cake for the worst experience to date!!! I was apalled to say the least! As I told the owner, I am the customer and you do NOT ever treat a customer in such a way, that is if you expect to have repeat business and there is also word of mouth and I certainly will be getting the word out on how I was treated in there as I wouldn't want anyone else treated this way!!! read more

I think they are mostly known for pizza. I had the calzone. It was really good. The owner was there which is almost always a good sign. They are busy at lunch so plan ahead. Next time I'll try the pizza. read more