Eno’s Pizza Tavern

I didn't know this was such a highly reviewed restaurant. I've passed by a lot of times on the main street of Bishop Arts, but wasn't on the list of places to try.They have some 2 people seating outside. inside was decently spacious.Went here for weekday lunch. It wasn't busy at all, which is to be expected. They have a decent lunch special, which is a mini pizza + soup or salad for ~$15. I think the mini 8 inch pizza is only with 1-2 toppings and not their specialty ones. It's a decent amount of food and some people didn't finish. The pizza did look good. Their regular pizzas are $20+. I think it could be good for 3 people.. maybe 4.Got the orzo (~$18) since that's not something I typically eat and I like orzo. it's a pretty decently sized dish. Maybe a lot for lunch and better for dinner. It's good and I would recommend it.Not a place I would drive out to specifically to eat at, but an option to add to the list in the Bishop arts area.

Not sure what happened to the quality? Eno's used to be my favorite pizza in Dallas. I had heard it changed so I went to check it out. I've tried it twice this year. Both times the pizza was not the same as it was. I suspect they cheapened their cheese source as it tastes waxy and not much flavor. Also their crust is no longer crispy. No longer my favorite not on the top 5. Sad about it .

Badly understaffed, and the service was not good. Very long wait time for a server to first show up at our table. Once we got the order in, wait time for the food wasn't too bad. Only three plates for four people and no napkins. Asked for napkins and we were given three napkins -- again with four people sitting there. Not sure if we were supposed to have silverware or a serving implement for the pizza, but we didn't.The truffle cheesebread was really good and the pizza was good, too, but it was pretty small and with the thin crust it meant there just wasn't that much mass to it. So there was this comic little scene where we were all trying to be super nice and let each other eat the last few pieces and nobody would take them even though we were all still hungry.The hostess was friendly though.

Horrible expirence upstairs at Eno's tonight. Waited 25 mins for someone to greet us. Had to ask for silverware 3 times. Ordered things that just never came. The food we got was fine but I don't recommend sitting upstairs ever. 5 employees just standing behind the bar doing nothing but talking. They need to figure it out.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in the Bishop arts District. The restaurant is very causal and the service is friendly. The pizza choices are unique, I recommend the goat cheese and meatball. They also allow you to split flavors on your pizza!

Really hit or miss depending on what pizza you order. I ordered Eno's Original, which sounded delicious just by the description. However, the sport peppers were overwhelming and ruined the whole pizza for me. I love peppers on pizza, but they drowned the peppers on there. The peppers didn't have good flavor or texture either. I tried my friends' orders and enjoyed their's more. However, I still don't think they were the pinnacle of amazing pizza for the price.The inside is cozy and the staff are pretty nice.

We were walking around and decided to stop here and eat. This was a PERFECT pick! The pizza was excellent. We ordered a supreme and the crust was nice and crisp, the veggies were fresh and the pizza was over all delicious. We were seated quickly and our server was awesome. Logan or Lucus we can't remember his name. But he was very good! The place gave a nice vibe. It was relaxing and hip at the same time. Two thumbs up!!!!

Let's hit the high points! Not your average pizza joint!! Wine options are great! Service is top! Diverse menus great atmosphere and a reason to hit Bishop Arts!! But as always... the star of my show is the "Pig Smiley" you can thank me later!! And sorry no good pics we ate it up before we remembered! So just get here and see it yourself!!

Artichoke Dip, Big Bruschetta, Italian Bean Dip, Cheese Pizza, Eno's Original Pizza, Pig SmileySolid pizza place! Cute interior, easy street parking. Appetizers were all yummy. Pizzas solid, very shareable, cut as little rectangles. Pig Smiley was my favorite, with the meatiness and the honey drizzle!

I love the food here! My go to is always a pig smiley and it never fails to be delish! It a very cute restaurant and at night the lights are super nice. However, I've been quite a few times now and the staff has that kind of "unbothered" attitude that kind of makes you feel like just breathing annoys them a little lol. I usually just shake it off and it's not everyone but I'd say it's a solid 65% of them so just fair warning don't take it personally (and still tip them, they work hard).