Dined in twice. Pizza was very good. For some reason the last visit (carry out) wasn't so great…read more I ordered pepperoni with extra cheese, got zero peps and not so much cheese. Slightly over cooked also (thin crust). Friendly service.

Beware of burnt pizza. Be sure and open the box before you leave. The pizza they sold me for pick…read moreup should have been thrown in the trash. This has happened twice to me. The first time I did not open the box untill I got home. The second time I went back inside and they said it would take 15 minutes to make another after I had to wait 30 minutes for the first one. When I ask for a credit back on my card the young girl that took my order could not do it. The man in the kitchen finally came out and did it. He never said a word, no apology. I will never go back there again. I have never wrote a review before. This is a very small town and people like this do not deserve to be in business.

Pleasantly surprised.....Family in for the holidays and needed a break from the usual fare. The…read morereviews served us well. Great food and unexpected service. My 33yr old able bodied son was shocked when he found out the owner actually cooks and someone offered to carry his order to the car. THIS is exactly the kind of thing that we were looking for when we moved last year. YOU CAN'T GET THIS IN HOUSTON!!!! I encourage you to buy enough for next day cold pizza. Really good.

This place is amazing!! We ordered a pizza, cheesy bread, wings and a dinner salad. Everything…read morewas delicious and the ingredients were all super fresh. The owner was extremely nice and even gave us a sample of the dessert pizza. It was so good! The owner said everything is made fresh to order and you can definitely tell. We will absolutely be back and we have already told all of our family about it. One thing to note is that he only accepts cash or check. There is an ATM across the street at the gas station, which is convenient.

Great pizza! Loved it. Highly recommend this pizza shop it you are looking for a great pizza.read more

Milano's will always hold a special place in my heart. Years ago I used to live right down the…read moreroad. It was my regular spot to grab some great quality for the price for big parties. If I was also not feeling like cooking after working a long shift I'd stop in for a bite. Now Iv moved to Longview and I still make the trip for the pizza and ambiance. I highly recommend them and bring friends in when they come to visit ETX. Solid food, great service, and a fantastic environment for a family.

The place is lively. Kinda on the small side, but amazing. The food was some of the best Italian…read morefood we've had, and we travel all over the USA and eat out a lot. The service was amazing. We sat at the bar, it was a Friday night about 815 when we got there and we watched the game and ate and left by 910. We will definitely go back and I highly recommend this place

So here we are, dropped into a tiny Texas town that feels like I accidentally wandered onto the set…read moreof a gritty late-night indie film... or maybe a toned-down Charlaine Harris novels situation--minus the fangs, but with just enough "what is happening here?" energy to keep things interesting. We have zero sense of direction, everything feels vaguely ominous, and we didn't exactly come for a leisurely getaway--we rushed down to Texas because my dad is dealing with a serious medical situation. So the mission is clear: get to my parents' house and help my mom. That's it. Survival mode, but make it family-focused. Then--plot twist--my sister and nephew call. They want to see us and casually mention they'll bring pizza. Now listen... in any other circumstance, I might pause. Ask questions. Do research. Vet the pizza situation like a responsible adult. But in this moment? Free food is free food, and emotionally exhausted people do not ask follow-up questions. So we say yes. And yet, there's hesitation. Because we are in this town. This mysterious, slightly cinematic, possibly haunted-feeling Texas town. And I don't know what a "local pizza place" means here. Are we talking hidden gem? Or regret wrapped in melted cheese? They arrive. Boxes in hand. No turning back now. We open them... and immediately--plot twist #2. It's actually really good. Like, not "oh this will do" good. Not "we're hungry so we'll pretend it's fine" good. No--this is legitimately solid pizza. Fresh, hot, clearly made with real ingredients and actual effort. Cheese, a fully-loaded "works" situation, and one mystery pizza that I didn't fully identify but enthusiastically ate anyway. And I didn't just have a polite slice. I went back. Multiple times. For all of them. They tell us it's a local chain and one of the best in the area, and honestly? I believe them. Whatever low expectations I walked in with were completely unnecessary. End result: pleasantly surprised, slightly humbled, and very well-fed. Would absolutely eat it again--especially under less emotionally chaotic circumstances, but honestly... it held up even under those. That's saying something.

Sal's is always wonderful. Service is friendly and food is outstanding. Their hot subs are the best…read morein town. Portions are great and so is the staff.

The restaurant is old an dingy with seating held to gether by duct tape. I ordered a Caeser salad…read morewith grilled chicken and the chicked was inedible. I'm guessing it was a premade frozen "grilled" chicken breast that was more like chicken chewing gum. I removed it from the salad and told the server and she took it away. She didn't ask what was wrong with the chick and she definitely still charged me for it. The salad itself was a soggy mess that had probably been chopped days ago. The bread put on the table tasted good enough but was cold and also probalbly days old. Instead of olive oil like most italian the give you the little butter packets like you see at Waffle House. It's very possible that Sal's, while clearly terrible at Caeser salads, may be good at other dishes. I'll never know.

I recently had lunch at this little slice of carb-loaded heaven, and I'm still emotionally…read moreprocessing the experience (mostly because I miss the pasta already). From the moment we walked in, the service was so warm and welcoming I briefly considered asking our server to adopt me. They didn't just take our order -- they guided us through it like a trusted pasta life coach. Questions were answered with enthusiasm, recommendations were spot-on, and our drinks were never empty (hydration is important when you're weeping tears of joy over ravioli). Now let's talk about the food. The pasta was so fresh I'm fairly certain it had a birth certificate dated that morning. The sauce? Rich, velvety, and clearly made by someone who understands that garlic is measured with the heart. The hot fresh rolls had that perfect balance of crispy and chewy -- the kind of rolls that makes you reconsider all other breads in your life. Every bite tasted like it was crafted by a nonna who would absolutely scold you for not having thirds. It was comforting, indulgent, and just fancy enough to make me sit up straighter while eating. In summary: great service, amazing food, zero regrets. I came hungry and left planning my next visit. If loving this restaurant is wrong, I don't want to be al dente.

This is one of the best pizzas I've had in the USA, hands down. Nice crust and excellent sauce,…read morethe ingredients were fresh and with my supreme pizza there wasn't too much of any one topping overwhelming the other. Excellent service in a small restaurant and reasonably priced! Next time I am in Tyler I will do my best to stop in here again.

The Pizzas and calzones are really good! The calzones are all mozzarella and no ricotta cheese…read morewhich I have never had before but it was very good!!

The fettuccine is great not crazy about the pizza. Having to have a $30 minimum +5 dollar delivery…read morefee and then a tip on that it's just too expensive when we're only 5 miles away. It would be easy enough to drive if I had a car but that's what happens when you're a senior citizen.

Can't say I've ever had a bad pizza from Moe's. They're a little pricey compared to others, but…read moreconvenient. The chicken wings are fantastic, but a little small for the price. Service is always friendly and on time.

We stopped hungrily on our roadtrip. This place is a gem. It's one of those home town pizza…read moreestablishments that brings me back to my childhood. The food was great. I had the chicken sandwich which was simple and delicious but the bread really stood out, crispy but pillowy soft and insubstantial in a way that balanced the sandwich really well without ruffing up the top of my mouth. The wings were some of the best I've ever had, crispy and they easily fell off the bone. Breadsticks were the cut flatbread style. Nicely crispy outside, soft and chewy inside. The pizza was really good, well cooked. We were full and the chef sent out some cheesecake that I had to tuck into. I felt welcome and cared for, this is a place every home town needs. Our server was genuinely friendly and attentive. Come here and you won't leave hungry or disappointed. It's a great bite and a great value and I'm looking forward to going back.

Very tasty sub sandwich and chicken alfredo pizza. Fast, friendly service. Will def stop next time…read moreI'm in town.

Cute eclectic pizza joint where everything is made from scratch from the ranch dressing to the…read morewings & even the sauce. Pizza is excellent as well loaded with good quality cheese & toppings! Service has been good all 3 x's & they have 3 tv's put up with simple old school pizza joint decor, We shall become regulars considering it's right up the road. Nice little gem in Buffalo TX.

We were looking for gluten free and holy smokes this was a winner. Fresh out of the oven thin…read morecrispy gluten free and the best pizza we've had in a bit! We came from Virginia for a wedding and needed a quick dinner. It was great and the staff was super attentive and leaves no one standing that they aren't asking if they can do something for them.

Ordered: Large…read morepepperoni pizza Cheese sticks Super Italian sub Meatball sub Let me start off with the Super Italian sub. Whoever made this train wreck should NEVER be allowed to make a sandwich again! This thing was literally a 1/4" thick piece of ham and a 1/4" thick piece of salami with an entire head of chopped lettuce and a tomato cut in half. When we tried to fold it everything ended up on the counter. Would NEVER order this again. The cheese sticks were just OK and the meatball sub was bland and mushy. Pizza was average as well. I would stick to Roma's on Main and skip this place in the future. The Italian sub that looked like a three year old made it was a deal breaker.