Pizaro's Pizza - Houston

The NY-style pizza we ordered was much better than the average cake we had recently. Crisp, flaky crust and beautiful aromas. We'll get it back. But the big Caesar salad was somewhat disappointing. The homemade(? Dressing had a nice taste, but it was about $10 too expensive for the amount of salad they actually give you. Save some mice and make a salad at home!

My husband and I recently returned from a trip to Naples where we had a true Neopolitan pizza for the first time. We have been craving an authentic Neapolitan pizzeria in Houston ever since. When we found out that Pizaro’s chef was trained and accredited by the VPN, we drove here as soon as we could. After taking the first bite, we were so surprised that this pizza tasted just like the ones we had in Italy! The dough was fluffy and soft almost like a crepe. The tomato sauce and mozzarella tasted freshly made. Super delicious. Our only complaint would be that it is a little pricey our 12” pizza came out to be $17. It’s worth it if you are craving Neopolitan pizza made from fresh ingredients but it’s probably a little pricey for a regular Tuesday night pizza.

Highly recommend! The ingredients are fresh and high quality! The owners take pride in consistently serving their best! I’ve don’t carry out multiple times. The take home pizza kits are delicious fun!

This pizza was so delicious that I nearly forgot I was in Texas. They offer a wide variety of styles, including Denver-style and New York-style pizza, which is rare for most pizzerias. Everything is made fresh, and the dough is out of this world. I had planned to eat only half and save the rest for later, but I ended up devouring the entire pizza in one sitting. Highly recommend trying it!

This place serves amazing pizza! I love that we can enjoy both New York-style and Neapolitan pizza from the same spot. We didn’t try the Detroit-style, since it’s not our preference, but if that’s your style, give it a try—I’m sure they do a fantastic job with it as well. The Nutella Flatbread is delicious (how could it not be?), and the limoncello cakes are so good that I didn’t even want to try anything else. I’ve been there twice, and the photos were taken on the first visit. The New York-style pizza has been consistently good each time, but the Neapolitan was much better during my first visit—my second experience wasn't quite as impressive.