Grimaldi's Pizzeria

I've always wanted to try this place out, but we came right around the "stoking" hour, so it felt a bit rushed trying to decide what type of pizza I wanted right when we were sat. The Bellini tasted so good, I had to get another! I ordered a small white sauce pizza with chicken and jalapeños. To add chicken was $4, and it seemed like they did not put enough chicken on the pizza for the cost. The 12in pizza was about $30 w/chicken, basil and jalapeños. It was pretty quiet, but once 4o clock came it started to liven up a bit.I'll def come back for the giant slice and cocktail.

Disclaimer: if you are eating here under the assumption this will be anything like the original Grimaldi's in Brooklyn then you will be sorely disappointed. Unfortunately for us, we are a tad delusional and went in with that mindset. Let's start with the good: the staff is very friendly and attentive, the options for pizza are great, and for how busy The Domain can be on any given night it's nice to be somewhere a bit more relaxed and quiet. The subway station stop decor made us feel a bit at home, which is always a welcome feeling.And for the bad (or at least not good): the pizza is just severely overpriced, almost comically so. You're telling me a 12 inch pizza with 2 toppings is pushing $30? If I wanted to be robbed like that I would just go to 6th Street and hand a vagrant my wallet. The food isn't bad per se, but it just isn't worth the price it's set at. We ordered four pies: The Don, a white pizza with chicken and sun dried tomatoes, a white pizza with spicy sausage and sun dried tomatoes, and a tomato pie with Italian sausage. Aesthetically they all looked great, and the flavors were good as well. We poured a bit of hot honey over our slices which provided it a strong zip of heat alongside some sweetness. The pizza is well balanced and would be considered decent by NY standards.Altogether Grimaldi's is a good pizza place handcuffed by the fact that they think they can charge NY prices for Austin pizza.

I've had better pizza at a shop across the gay club. This place is on the pricier side, and it's like $4 per topping. I don't mind paying the extra money, but I'd expect it to taste a lot better. Good ambiance. Staff was nice. I wouldn't give it a second try. 2 stars.

Yum! Went on a Wednesday evening and wasn't busy. Xavier served us and the service was amazing. Very attentive and made sure our orders were correct. We got half hot honey and margarita pizza and it was so good! Really big slices! I like that they give generous amounts of sauces on the side. Casual but still a good date spot. Will def be back!

Classic place where you can't go wrong! Pizzas are large and very flavorful. Service is good. Located in the Domain so parking is plentiful in the garages. Can't go wrong with anything here!

Well, first of all, having been in the restaurant business I like to include the employees in the review. Our multitasking server was Juan (I think his last name is Inamillion) I always like to feel welcome in every business and Juan certainly made us feel welcome. The restaurant is nicely appointed and comfortable. They use the team method of serving which means that your food is delivered immediately when ready. Virtually every team member was a delight. Juan followed our instructions to the letter. We had arrived at a time when the wood fired oven was being re-stoked. The hostess carefully described what that meant as far as service. I looked at my watch and figured...hey, a glass of wine and a salad and our pizza would show up and that is exactly what happenned. So, if you are going to the Domain and you haven't tried Grimaldi's Pizza, I highly reccommend it.

The good about this restaurant is it is in a great area and is a very nice atmosphere. It has a ton of potential but is a chain so not sure if they can make the changes they need to get the extra *s from me. We were a table of 10 and our server was great. He did a great job of taking care of us. We ordered 5 pies and they came out fairly fast but not all at the same time. That made sense possible because of the wood fire oven but the pizza got cold extremely quick IMO. I am a fast eater and love hot pizza and by my second slice it was no longer hot. This may have only bothered me as no one else in my group said anything. I was surprised by the lack of favor on this pie that claimed to be a spicy pie. It was mild and hardly had any flavor. I am not a fan of writing negative reviews and I hope things can be fixed because I would love to give them another shot next time. The pizza are not cheap so that means they got to be memorable.

I must of just be on the allergy I keep getting. When he bought. I would like to try again causes I love the way it's setup too close and l

It's nothing like the original Grimaldi's in Brooklyn but it's still good! Caesar salad good. Pizza is thin crust and good. I like they have "slice deals". These are really good cuz you can try multiple toppings. See photos for the menus. And if you can fit it in, don't forget the cheesecake for dessert!The bartender was our waitress even though we sat at a table. She was sooo nice. Gave extra tip just cuz of her happy and helpful personality. And I love the open feeling here. Lots of space and cool decor. I like the wine bottle chandeliers.

Great location and fresh ingredients based on taste. Wood-fire give the pies a unique taste. We had the pesto pizza and I'd order it again but looking forward to exploring other flavors. Enjoyed our service from the host until closing out. Great wine selection and variety of pizzas to choose from the menu. You can do half and half of customize. Our server was prompt and efficient.