Location: Justin
Top Restaurants in Justin
Top Things to do in Justin
- 1. Cinemark Roanoke and XD
- 2. Justin Discount Boots & Cowboy Outfitters
- 3. Marshall Creek Ranch
- 4. Team Texas Driving School
- 5. The Plaid Peacock
- 6. Shannon Brewing Company
- 7. Hawaiian Falls Roanoke
- 8. Rabbit Hole Brewing
- 9. Roanoke Visitor Center and Museum
- 10. Cinnamon Creek Ranch - Ultimate in Archery
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Texas, United States Food Guide: 3 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Justin
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Justin. Justin is a city in Denton County, Texas, United States. The population was 3,246 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Justin
1. Joe's Pizza Pasta & Subs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Holey22
The new ownership of Joe's has made vast improvements. The food is delightful with a home made flavor. We enjoyed the chicken parmigan, stromboli and pizza. The Joe's salad with the house dressing is delicious. The attention to detail of the staff makes for a pleasant dining experience.
2. Earl's 377 Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Serving hand-crafted pizza and delicious, fresh Italian food to our neighbors in North Texas.
Reviewed By BillIBT
We went to this store the first time and the listed pizzas were 'pretty imaginative. We passed and went elsewhere. Then the family wanted to go there (Daughters and Husbands and Grandkids). We went and I asked about modifying or starting over from scratch and ordering what I consider a long time favorite normal pizza :-). The made it, I ate it, I liked it, and now we go there to eat. Proof is in the eating, chuckle.
3. Italian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By Anne O
Served in a cozy, Old World themed dining room, Italian Bistro's scrumptious offerings were soooo good. We began with an appetizer of Shrimp and Artichoke Bottoms. Served in a lemony garlic butter and herb sauce, they were a great start to our meal. I chose the Eggplant Parmesan for my entree. It had a crisp bread crumb coating and was not at all soggy like some variations are. The sauce was thick with rich tomato flavor. My only suggestion would be to switch to a "gooier" mozzarella. On our server's recommendation, my husband ordered the Veal Saltimbocca and deemed it excellent. House salads included with the entrees were quite plain - lettuce with grated mozzarella and dressing on the side. Do yourself a favor and save room for a cannoli. Sweet, light cream stuffed into a chocolate lined shell was the best way ever to end a most satisfying meal. A selection of reasonably priced wines is available along with beers and cocktails. Service was friendly and well paced on a busy night. A word of advice would be to take a look at the menu online, as the dim (but cozy) lighting made reading the menu a bit of a challenge. Overall it was a wonderful evening!
