Earl's 377 Pizza

SUMMARY: Hits all the marks for a solid dining experience: great food, fun atmosphere, and Outstanding service! VISITWe were first time visitors but not the first time we tried to dine here. Finally we made another attempt and glad we did. We were impressed by the country type atmosphere and by the cleanliness of the place. Big plus for this. FOODWe ordered a small margherita pizza as well as a small Caesar salad. We were really impressed by how well the crust came out. Nice and crispy without being burnt and still held its shape even with the ingredients soaking in. The sauce was outstanding too and the balance of the ingredients vs the ratio of pizza dough was perfect for us.Now the star of the show in my opinion was the Caesar salad. Boy, I gladly polished off what my wife couldn't! Perfectly sauced without drowning in the Caesar dressing and the right amount of ingredients. I especially liked the grape tomatoes. Nice n sweet and firm fresh skin, not old by any means. SERVICE: Can we say how much we loved our waitress Leanna? Hopefully I spelled her name correctly. She was absolutely the best and the restaurant should be happy that she represents the restaurant with her awesome service, demeanor, and service. She checked up on us enough at the right times and not too often so as to be intrusive. As a former waiter, I can tell she's experienced and good at what she does and she made our first experience at Earl's a memorable one. RETURN VISIT?We've decided Earl's is our go-to pizza place going forward!

Good pizzas, salads and drinks! Our server was busy, but we never would have guessed as he was perfectly attentive, refilling our drinks often and even offering us to-go cups when we left.I wish the pizzas came in different sizes - they are all basically medium size, good for sharing with 2 hungry people or 3 slightly peckish people.

Wonderful Service by all including Dunashay. We had gluten-free pizza for my granddaughter, Lilly. She gave it two thumbs up. It was cheese and bacon.Salads were Fresh, Filling & Crispy!We had a Giardino and an Uncle Carmen, which was crispy. Tasty perfect. !!

I forgot to take more pics! Ha! The spinach artichoke dip was really good, they should serve it with a little more bread. The Small salads are huge and easily shared for 2-4 people, it was a good salad. The pizza we enjoyed was the padre island and it was VERY tasty!! Their ranch is also very good!! The service we had was amazing, her name was Megan and she did a great job. I love the heated patio seating which I'm sure is also nice in the warmer months...I would recommend a stop in, it was a nice relaxing meal!

We visited Earl's a while back for an impromptu lunch. It has a country vibe and thankfully not very crowded at the time. The server was attentive and helpful. They serve beer and wine and other drinks if you're the type to unwind with a libation. The Caesar salad was large enough to share and the pizza crisp and tasty, but not out of this world. If you're looking for an off the beaten path pizza place, you should check out Earls.

Everything here was SO AMAZING, it's such a cute place! I'll definitely be coming back SO soon. The staff is so sweet and make you feel so comfortable. The pizza and spinach, artichoke dip were amazing!!!

My wife and I headed out to a new place for us in Argyle called Earl's 377. Seemed like a great little place for date night when we walked in and a huge patio awaits the good weather months. All the folks there were very nice and welcoming. It seemed pretty slow even for a Tuesday night as there were only 3 tables including us at 7:15 or so. The menus are neat antique clipboard style and very simple to understand. My wife got a beer for like $6.5 and I got a margarita for $10 and a $3 Grand Marnier topper. Everything seemed to start out right.We put in our order of lasagna, Caesar salad, and a meatball sub. With so few tables in the place I was surprised at the length of time it took to get food out.The salad was first to arrive and I will say a small salad of $8 will be more than enough for four people to start out the meal with. They add artichokes to it which I think are ok, but just a warning in case you don't like them. I asked for a side of anchovies and they came out. Certainly they're the canned variety. I'd say the salad could have used a little more dressing. Their forks are also quite unique, neither good nor bad for me, but curved like a spoon and tines like a fork. Certainly a spork if I've ever seen one. About ten minutes after Nonna's meatball sandwich came out to us. Perhaps I'm used to a lot more sauce when it comes to this type of sandwich but I will say it came out with no sauce, caked in mozzarella, and very bland. Pepper chips came with it as an included side which I thought were ok. The meatballs were moist but just nothing head and shoulders above other places. For $15 I'd be inclined to say it's not much value either between price, quantity, and flavor. Though the sandwich came out in decent time, there was enough time for us to play shuffleboard as it was nearby our table. It's free and shows the wear and tear of customers use, but was nonetheless a nice way to pass the time. We were thankful it was there because it took another 20 minutes for the Vita Mia lasagna to come out. Again perhaps it's homemade and takes time to make, but 25-30 mins from order to table seems like a bit much. The edges seemed burned and the bottom was even worse. Bolognese style is the description but not sure they'd give their thumbs up for this one, especially for $17. Meals aren't really big enough for two except for the salad, unless you have smaller appetites. Thanks to the staff for being so cordial, but it's the food that keeps people coming back and I'd be hard-pressed to make another trip here other than to sit out on the patio and have a few drinks. In addition there were enough fruit flies buzzing around our table to be a significant turn-off for the place.

Rustic setting for delicious pizza. Good for families, outdoor seating and good service. Pizza crust could be better but great pies (pizza pies!). Best in area.

This is definitely our favorite, go-to pizza place to eat out at. Ambience, service, and gooooood pizza. Real stone ground wheat flour crusts. Toppings that are fresh and flavorful. Great dessert options. The wine, beer, and mixed drink options also have something delicious for everyone.This time we had the Bianca pizza with two scrumptious cheeses and perfect spices. And, the Italian sausage pizza. Also sampled a decadent dessert pizza that is basically like s'mores!! Wow! Definitely yummy but very filling.

The service and ambiance was great. We would expect no less in Argyle. My wife enjoys White Claw but will settle for any Ranch waters , Topos or ciders. None were available.Of the four bottled beers they had available, I requested Shiner. I was told they were out of Shiner (on a Friday night in Texas- what?). Modelo draft and Mic Ultra were the available substitutes.We ordered the Pepperoni pizza. The toppings were great. Lots of cheese (almost too much). The crust was sour dough. Hard to cut through the crust if you prefer to use a fork. Our kids live in the area and Argyle needs good restaurants. We cheer a good restaurant on. This is a good restaurant but please cater a bit to popular trends.I generalize a bit, but women and the younger male crowd love the White Claws. Who runs out of Shiner on Friday in Texas. Please get on board, we are cheering for you.