Tony C's Pizza & Beer Garden - Anderson Lane

We still love this place. We have never had a less than satisfying experience at Tony C's. We get the carnivore and it is consistently the same as the time before. We ask for extra crispy and they always do it perfectly. Tuesday is two for one night and that's a really good deal. The garlic knots are incredible. The only negative is that they don't offer jalapeños as a topping. Hey it's Austin!Alex runs a great dining room and always takes good care of us. Go and

This place sits just a stones throw away from a Goodwill and next to a Wingstop. You can choose to sit at one of their many picnic tables, at the bar or at one of their four booths. This place also doubles as a sports bar with 11 flat screens on 3 walls. As other yelpers have mentioned, you place your order first, find seating and wait for the food. Yes, that tip screen starting at 15% will be waiting for you before you sit down (not sure if the same screen applies when you get it to go ). When it's time to go, it's up to you to bus your own table into the proper recycling containers. I got the 16 inch pepperoni and mushroom pizza which cost $23. The house salad is $11 and $16 for the 12 inch margarita pizza. There were plenty of toppings, and for the money, they were worth it. They do have a very good craft beer menu, and on Thursdays pitchers are half-price. However, they give you the cheapest flimsy paper plates, and thinnest napkins to use. I'd be willing to order another pizza from here, but I'd probably get it to go. It should be mentioned that they do have several gelato flavors for dessert, but we passed. Check out the 10 photos below for more insight.

The prosciutto/arugula/garlic pizza is so good. AND NOW they have added Guinness on DRAFT! Yes and yes.

The host was so helpful in helping me order I had never been here before. They have a build your own pizza which will average about $20 for a a handful of toppings, all fresh ingredients. The place is huge which is good for groups and families, and game day sports tv watching. There are so many beers on tap. I recc the Italian salad to go along with your pizza it was all so delicious. There is outside seating also, so I assume it's part friendly.

Had some honeys over, some wanted veggie pizza , some wanted buffalo wings. The wings were disgusting, cold and chewy, skin almost felt and tasted raw. Then the pizza was lame az z hell. I can't believe TC's executed such s h y t t y food w wings and pizza places VERY NEAR!! Now , I got hungry honeys over here , they got me cooking over here , like I'm Rachel Ray , when all I wanted was to snuggle in this freeze. Smh. Do better TC.

5 stars! Good food, clean, friendly staff, good prices, quick service, nice ambiance (they play the games and have surround sound speakers, even in the bathrooms!). Very happy I found this gem. The pizza is one of the best tasting I've tried. Btw, the single slice is huge!

We'd been eating at the original full service Tony C's in Cedar Park for years, but somehow had missed this new beer garden concept opening near the start of the pandemic. I'm so glad we finally came in for a meal over the 2023 Christmas holidays. The food & service were excellent and this spot is sure to become a regular part of our dine out rotation.This version of Tony C's is considered "fast casual," so you order at the front, take a number back to your table, and seat yourself wherever there is room. There are a few larger circular booths, but most seating is at picnic-style tables in the big, open dining room. There are also a few shaded tables outside and about 8-10 seats at the bar.Everything is fresh & made to order, with baked items cooked in their high temperature, coal-fired ovens. Pizzas are excellent, but the salads, sandwiches, and meatballs are all highest quality, too.Prices are on the steep side, I'd say ($15-17 per entree), but there are a few ways to get a better deal if you plan ahead. During lunch time, you can get a single slice for $5, or a salad, slice, and drink for $11. During weekday happy hour (3-6p), it's $3 off apps, plus $2 off wine and 22 oz beer. Then on Tuesdays, it's BOGO pizzas, and on Thursdays, it's half-priced pitchers of draft beer.Speaking of beer, they have a great selection of local craft beer on tap with 3 serving sizes available plus growlers.What else? Eight rotating flavors of gelato, gourmet coffees, and 11 flat screens for watching the big game while sharing a pitcher and a few pies. Oh, and they do have gluten free crust available for a $4 upcharge.

was a very clean and family friendly place! However, food wasn't great. - Caesar salad was good (like any other) . - Parm wings were good , but tiny and expensive for what you get. - Pizza had great flavor but wayyyy under cooked. Extremely floppy. Literally fell over when you picked it up.

Had a hour happy date here with my husband and was given stellar service! I've never been to a place where I got to taste beers for free before commuting to a 22oz mug. Am not typically a beer drinker so I felt like Homer Simpson at the bar. I love the ambiance after lunch- it's quiet with the pleasant chitchat of staff. And never crowded. Went for the buy one, get one pizza deal so we had these two humongous pies on the booth's table: One mama Mia (highly recommended) and one with garlic and prosciutto.

The staff was friendly and the food was excellent! I will be coming back for meatballs and zucchini fries.