Tag Archives: Pizza

Louie’s on Henderson Avenue

Louie’s on Henderson Avenue has been a staple of East Dallas since 1987, founded by Louis “Louie” Canelakes, whose presence defined the restaurant for decades. Louie passed away in 2013, but his influence remains in every detail—from the exposed brick and pressed tin ceilings to the vintage bar stools and the welcoming, unpretentious atmosphere that he built. Televisions broadcast sports, bartenders greet regulars like family, and the hum of conversation fills the room. Louie’s thrives on consistency and character, not gimmicks.

Continue reading

Leave a comment

Filed under Steven Doyle

Oak & Stone Expands with Second Texas Location in Addison

Oak & Stone is headed to Addison in summer 2026, bringing its high-energy dining room and signature self-pour tap wall to 5225 Belt Line Road #220. The Florida-born concept, part of Artistry Restaurants, marks its second North Texas outpost following its McKinney debut this spring.

Continue reading

Leave a comment

Filed under Crave

Eataly Pizza Fest – Dallas is Back!

Eataly, the global Italian marketplace and culinary destination, has announced the return of Eataly Pizza Fest – Dallas, set for Sunday, April 19, 2026, outside Eataly Dallas at NorthPark Center. Now in its second year, the festival builds on the momentum of its 2025 debut and returns as the largest statewide celebration of pizza in Texas, bringing together more than 25 Texas-based pizzerie, live entertainment, and family-friendly experiences.

The outdoor event will unite an impressive roster of acclaimed pizzaioli from the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and across the state, offering over ten distinct styles of pizza. From modern Neapolitan and Roman-inspired pies to New York and Detroit-style favorites, the festival showcases the diversity and evolution of Texas’ pizza scene. Each ticket includes unlimited access to individual tasting stations, allowing guests to sample freely throughout the day.

Continue reading

Leave a comment

Filed under Steven Doyle

Dallas Cenzo’s Pizza & Deli: Italian Comfort

Cenzo’s Pizza & Deli has established itself as a go-to destination for those seeking authentic Italian cuisine. The restaurant combines the charm of a traditional pizzeria with the versatility of a deli, offering a range of comforting and flavorful dishes.

Continue reading

Leave a comment

Filed under Steven Doyle

Prince St Pizza Invasion Hits Henderson Ave

Dallas has a new reason to skip the fancy dinner and grab a slice instead. Prince St. Pizza, the iconic New York import famous for its thick, square Sicilian pies and perfectly cupped pepperoni, has landed on Henderson Avenue, taking over the original Fireside Pies space — and it’s already turning heads.

The magic here is all in the bake. Prince St. is known for its signature “SoHo Square” — that heavy, golden-edged slab layered with a bright, garlicky tomato sauce and piles of small, spicy pepperoni that curl into crisp little bowls of flavor. The crust walks a fine line between crunchy and pillowy, giving every bite the perfect balance of texture.

Continue reading

Leave a comment

Filed under Steven Doyle

Neighborhood Pizza: Greenville Avenue Pizza Company

Neighborhood pizza shops are more than just places to grab a slice—they’re gathering spots, late-night saviors, and comfort food hubs that anchor their communities. Greenville Avenue Pizza Company, or GAPCo, fits that role perfectly in East Dallas. With its late hours, scratch-made pies, and laid-back vibe, it has become one of the city’s go-to neighborhood pizza joints, serving everyone from families to night owls long after other kitchens have closed.

Continue reading

Leave a comment

Filed under Steven Doyle

Neighborhood Pizza: Wild Goodbye Horses

Goodbye Horses may look like a straightforward neighborhood sports bar, but a closer look reveals something unexpected: some of the most distinctive pizza in Dallas. What sets it apart is a crust crafted from a long-fermented sourdough starter, giving every pie that elusive balance of airy chew and crisp bite. These aren’t modest portions either — the pizzas come in at a full 18 inches, the kind of size made for sharing with a table of friends over a round of beers.

Continue reading

Leave a comment

Filed under Steven Doyle

Neighborhood Pizza: Milano’s Italian Ristorante in Fort Worth

Milano’s Italian Ristorante in Fort Worth is the kind of neighborhood spot that people grow attached to over time. It’s the place you stop in for a casual dinner with family, grab a take-out pizza on the way home, or settle into a booth with friends and a bottle of wine. The menu is what makes it shine—broad, satisfying, and familiar without being boring.

Continue reading

Leave a comment

Filed under Steven Doyle