Bufalina Due

What a stellar happy hour we stumbled upon at this Austin Neapolitan pizza restaurant. How could you turn down 1/2 price pizza and 1/2 price bottles of wine?!The place was actually packed at 4:45pm on a Friday afternoon. We were quoted at 30 minutes, and were sat at the bar exactly one half hour later. Nicely done with the timing.The happy hour went until 5:30pm, so we got our pizza and wine order in right away. We took our server's recommendations for pizza and for the Zucchini, Vodka Arrabiatta (add sausage), and the calabrese. The calabrese was spicy and so delicious (thanks serrano)... probably my favorite, but all three were phenomenal. The wine was great and the price was fantastic.The interior was small but cozy, and the brick oven was front and center for us all to oogle. Truly an authentic experience, and we will be

Bufalina Due in Austin is a solid choice for a great pizza and a chill vibe. The pizzas are delicious, with that perfect Neapolitan-style crust--light, airy, and with just the right amount of char. The marinara and margherita are both spot on, but the red pie with double garlic, double parmesan, and chili flakes is definitely a must-try if you're in the mood for something with a little extra punch.The wine list is also impressive, with a mix of unique picks from Catalonia and even some cool options from Texas. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to recommend a great pairing for your meal.The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, perfect for a date night or a casual hangout with friends. The only downside is that it can get pretty busy, especially during peak times, so be prepared for a bit of a wait. But honestly, it's worth it for the quality of the food and the overall experience. Definitely a spot I'd recommend!

Sure! Here's a balanced Yelp review for Bufalina Due:Had a great meal at Bufalina Due! Ordered the Caesar salad, cacio e pepe, and red pie--everything was absolutely delicious. The flavors were well-balanced, and the quality of the ingredients really stood out. The ambiance was warm and inviting, making for a great dining experience.The only downside was the added "wellness fee" on the check, which wasn't clearly communicated beforehand. While I support fair wages and benefits for staff, I'd prefer this be included in menu prices rather than as a surprise charge at the end.Overall, fantastic food and a great atmosphere, but the unexpected fee left a bit of a sour note.

Loved this place! What a great set-up inside. We went on a Saturday night and the wait wasn't too bad (~20 minutes). The service was great and the waitress even gave me samples of different wines because she saw me trying to decide between a few! The zucchini pie was also very tasty. I love zucchini so this was a no-brainer for me. I highly recommend this pizza as well as the Margherita and the mushroom!

We came on a Saturday afternoon and got seated immediately. We shared four pizzas for four people and had a bit left over. Every pizza was amazing. The crust itself was really delicious, and the sauce and toppings were very flavorful. It has a cute, small restaurant ambience with a large wine selection. I'll definitely come back and try their other menus! Parking lot is a bit small.

Pretty good pizza. Nice for date night. They have a good happy hour deal for pizzas and drinks

Obsessed. I visited a half hour after happy hour ended and was kicking myself! They appear to have the best happy hour deal in town - 1/2 off specialty pizzas and heavily discounted wines by the glass. Yes please! I ordered the red pie with pepperoni, and it was delightful. IMO bread makes or breaks the pizza, and this place got it right. The bread was fantastic - so fresh and soft! Took me straight back to Naples. The sauce had a nice kick thanks to the red chilis, and the roasted garlic was a nice touch as well. We also got the olive oil cake for dessert which was topped with some sea salt & served with whipped butter + marmalade. The combination of sweet, salty and zesty flavors was out of this world! Service was quick and efficient. I also loved the vibe of this restaurant - so cozy with the pizza oven right in the middle. Very cool. I also enjoyed how they hand you the check in a used book - quirky and unique! I will be back soon!

I called to see if they were dog friendly and the person on the phone mentioned we could sit outside but it wouldn't be eligible for happy hour.What's the happy hour deal? 1/2 off pizzas and 2 bucks off of house wines and draft beers?Sorry, pooch. You're going to have to stay home because this merits further exploration. Their HH deal runs everyday, so I went Sunday and it was quiet so I got sat pretty quickly.It was my first time so the server was happy to go over the menu and reiterated the happy hour pricing. I started off with the olives and nuts, the burrata and the Caesar salad. The olives and nuts seemed simple but were delicious-the nuts were seasoned and roasted. The burrata had peaches which was not something I had before but it made a great pairing. The Caesar salad though was the surprising item, a pretty usual staple item but I'm not sure what it was but it was delicious. If you see my photos there's 2 pizzas; I ended up ordering four. Half off, so 4 for the price of 2, why not? I didn't have a bad one the two missing were the four cheese and the mushroom and it was gone before I realized that I didn't snap a photo. I ordered the Taleggio and Calabrese after I had finished and the first two. Oh, and since it was after 4 I got the Cacio e Pepe-understated but rich. You'd think after all that I'd be done but when I found out that the sorbet was watermelon I had to have it. I've made Buffalina a regular stop now, usually for Happy hour but I'm still happy any time of day.

We came here for an impromptu date night. Parking out front is maybe 3 or 4 spots. You're better off trying to park around back. Service was very friendly and attentive. I love a restaurant where the staff takes pride in the food they serve. Kudos!The burrata with roasted shishito peppers was DELICIOUS. I'd definitely recommend it for your appetizer.The pizza is neopolitan style, so expect a thick outer crust and a thin pie that is not crispy. The vodka arrabiatta was recommended, but honestly the sauce on the margherita was so much better. The ground sausage on the vodka arrabiatta was interesting and good, but I probably wouldn't order it again.The basil on the margherita seemed fresh.If I come back, I'm definitely ordering the rigatoni (our waiter's favorite dish on the menu) to try something different on the menu.It's fun semi-casual date spot.

Great spot for happy hour as pizzas are half off and they have wine discounts. It is highly overpriced if you come during normal time. Parking spots are extremely limited outside the restaurant, however you can find street spots in the surrounding neighborhood. Service is not the best at times, and the host has been snippy to my friends and other patrons. They do not accept reservations during happy hour, so be sure to get there before they open if you plan to partake. Reservations are accepted after the happy hour time slot. Pizza was good- it's coal fired thin crust style.