Location: Frisco
Top Restaurants in Frisco
Top 6 Pizza food in Frisco, Texas, United States
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Frisco. Frisco is a city in Collin and Denton counties in Texas. It is part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, and is approximately 25 miles (40 km) from both Dallas Love Field and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.
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6. Cane Rosso
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By 858richardz
We met family at the restaurant. The Star is an entertainment area connected to the Dallas Cowboys. Parking was fair. Lots of cars makes it tight. The restaurant was crowded but we had called and had reservations for 9. The waiter Tim, was pleasant and hurried. Sometimes it took a while to get something. Wife and I split a pizza and it was the right size. (14â) we also order individual salads to supplement meal. The salads are big enough for 2-3 people. We didnât know. The pizza was tasty and I like the thin crust. Would have liked it have been a tad crisper. All in all, good pizza, salads and environment. Prices were about average. Definitely would go back.
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5. Newk's Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
We serve up hearty portions of premium meats sliced in-house, hand-shredded cheeses and imported ingredients, scratch made sauces & dressings and fresh fruit & vegetables chopped in-house every day. All served with a generous dose of hospitality. Our Kitc
Reviewed By TXJMW
We have eaten here several times and it never disappoints. The staff is welcoming and the food is always amazing! It is one of our favorite places to eat. I am so happy they opened in Frisco so now I donât have to drive to Plano to eat there unless Iâm around Plano. It is quick and efficient! We have never had a bad meal or experience at Newks, in Plano or Frisco! Highly recommend it!
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4. Blaze Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By DisneyTraveler21
You need to go to Blaze. If you haven't been, make a plan to go there tonight. The ingredients are so fresh. The pizza is so good and it is cooked fast! Everyone can get what they want and everyone enjoys themselves.
3. Palio's Pizza Cafe of Frisco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Serving gourmet pizza pies, pastas, fresh salads and sandwiches, where our dough is made from scratch daily, and we only use the freshest ingredients. All of our amazing tastes are offered in a friendly, open and relaxed setting where we are BYOB, so don'
Reviewed By dcyonce
Great local pizza. Special orders aren't a problem at all. We like the Mediterranean Pizza ... or 1/2 Mediterranean and 1/2 Greek.They also do a great job with large to go orders. Never had a problem or an incorrect order.Palio's is a little expensive for pizza, but still a great place for lunch or dinner.
2. Eddie Napoli's Italian Resturant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By laciebug
Food is ok. It needs more seasoning. We had dinner salad with house dressing. It had too much Oregano in it. I know itâs ironic since I said good needs more seasoning. I had lasagna- okMy husband had their version of supreme called âspectacularâagain just ok. It was a cold night and we were right in the pathway of the cold air every time the door opened. Would be nice if they had a partition to block cold air. Our server was nice, no concerns with him. He was quick and efficient.
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1. Pizzeria Testa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Reviewed By Madame_MF
I went to Testa on the strength of the reviews calling it from "the best pizzeria in the area" to "the best pizzeria this side of the Atlantic" and I was greatly disappointed. To begin with, the menu is extremely limited, mostly meat pizzas, variety of "Margueritas", "Four Cheese" and a Vegetarian. Not a single seafood option, which for a pizzeria that presents itself as a Neapolitan is ridiculous! Any Neapolitan pizzeria must have Frutti di Mare, Anchovy, etc. We ended up ordering a Quattro Formaggi and a "Four Seasons", the first one was okay (not outstanding) and the second disappointing. Artichokes were clearly from a can, and steeped in vinegar, killing the taste of everything. Drinks were equally awful - root beer should have been called "liquid sugar" and recommending Red Ale as a substitute for Apple Cider is bizarre at the very least. Not going there again.
