Pedroso's Pizza

Wow! This is the best pizza I've had in Austin!!!Tons of slices to choose from. The staff was And brought our pizza and subs next door to us. They have outside seating. The little shop is clean and cute. I'll be back to try the other pizzas. I hope they continue to grow and hopefully open a store up in Cedar Park. Ya gotta try them.

The pizza looked good. It was blah, although Very crisp. We had the thick crust white sauce with cheese and basil. No drinks were offered. Hmmm... Only outside seating. Price was good. We wanted vegetarian but you have to order a whole pizza. Lots of pork options. There was no Parmesan. All the labels were on the wrong single sliced pizzas.

The tomato pie is the best pizza in Austin. I crave it. Almost every day.Do you like NY style pizza? Do you like Jersey style pizza? If so, this is the place.

A year ago, when Pedroso's was operating only out of a food truck, a friend declared this pizza to be the best in Austin. So my son and I went on a pilgrimage shortly thereafter to render our own verdict. And...Ka Pow! Alyssa and her team indeed bake the best pies in Austin. The sauce is flavorful. The crusts are crispy. And...Pedroso's uses THE BEST INGREDIENTS! Of great importance to me, high-quality extra-virgin olive oil and Italian wheat are standard. The aromatic sauce is derived from whole tomatoes. My favorite slice is the Margherita. Try it! You'll like it! PS: Pedroso's offers an entire menu of non-pizza Italian fare too.

Excellent pizza! I was determined to try this pizza place and couldn't decide on which New York style pizza to try. Therefore, I bought three different slices which were huge and delicious. Great crust! Staff was very nice and helpful.

Uh-oh. It's been two days since I ate a slice of pizza here, and I can't stop thinking about it. Why? Because, well, it may be the best damn pizza in Austin.It's the best damn pizza I've had in Austin, anyway. If I were to speculate, I would guess that David Portnoy (the famous "one bite everybody knows the rules" pizza review guy) would give this pizza a 7.4 at the very least. Which, if you don't know, 7.4 is a really, really good score - and David is super picky. My slice had zero flop! No flop whatsoever! I hate flop.I'll be back, and in fact, would even drive out of my way for more pizza here. Keep up the Lord's work, Pedroso!

Pedroso's, as the kids say, SLAPS.The pepperoni and ricotta pizza is so so good! The crust is crispy, the sauce tangy. The ricotta + pepperoni + basil combo is delicious!Parking can be a pain but there's usually space in the church parking lot across the street.Service is always friendly! No inside seating, but you can definitely order and eat a LaLa's next door!

We wanted to get in the holiday spirit and went to Lala's Little Nugget and while I was excited to see all the decorations, I was most excited about Pedroso's Pizza since they're right next door!We ordered the NY Style Sausage and Peppers this time but I've had the Grandma Style before and that was really good. The Sausage and Peppers was *chef's kiss* - also, perfect straight out the oven and enjoyed it in the covered tent on a cold night. Staff were super friendly and the pizza was just so good! I appreciated that it wasn't super soggy with the marinara. The slice folded over nicely and I just loved the crunch in the crust. So so good!

Pedroso's pizza is delicious! We came here for a casual date and it was the perfect vibe. The pizza was made on a focaccia bread that was sooo good! The bread itself had great flavor and texture. The bread made the pizza super filling, and I was stuffed after one slice. The toppings were fresh and flavorful!!

Pedroso's Pizza was pretty good but the crust on the Pepp n Ricotta was too crunchy for my liking. The meatballs were good though. The outdoor seating was fine with a space heater but unfortunately people felt the need for their joints so it smelled like skunk. Most people got the pizza to go which I get.