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I used to be a big fan of Conan's, but it seems the quality has dropped in the last few years. I still like Austin's once and a while, but would say that BJs Mediteranian is probably my current favorite.
I can't say that I've found great pizza in the Austin area, but I think my tastes are a bit different since I'm not a fan of the thin NY style that most people seem to prefer. I've had to expand my pizza tastes a bit here. I normally try to frequent Conan's, Rockin' Tomato (Lakecreek/Anderson Mill), Niki's, Saccones, or sometimes Rounder's. Since those places are only pretty good for my tastes, sometimes I'll just go to BJ's Brewhouse, California Pizza Kitchen, or even Costco to get some pretty good chain pizza.
I used to drive all over Austin trying to find great quality pizza, but I sort of gave up after a while. And I have tried HomeSlice, Southside Flying Pizza, and all the other trendy SoCo area type places. Nothing really stands out for me. I actually had a pizza at the Draft Pick on Riverside a couple months ago shortly after they opened and it was actually pretty good. I would probably go there more often if I didn't live about an hour away with traffic. Rudino's Pizza and grinders isn't bad for a smaller national chain. I'm definitely willing to drive, but still haven't found what I'm looking for when it comes to pizza. Good luck in your quest.
Only watching this thread until some nincompoop says "Gatti's."
Hate to say it but you need to just give up.
I know several people who grew up around here and that is their favorite pizza. To me its expensive and tastes like cardboard. I would rather eat little ceasars
If I want a bland pizza slice that'll end up in my lap I'll go to Home Slice(no offense to those who love it), but if I want a real tasty pizza slice I go to Gino's in RR. and I live closer to Home Slice, so that should tell you something about Gino's.
oh and when you go yo might as well order a Large or better so you won't have to drive back up there for just one slice...lol..best pizza within 100 miles of Austin.
I have yet to have any pizza in Austin that's as good as the best pizza I've had in New York City, Long Island, or Boston. The best pizza places in Austin are only about as good as an AVERAGE pizza place in those East Coast locations I mentioned.
But you know what Austin really lacks - a good local bagel place. Nobody here knows how to make a real authentic bagel.
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