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Where to eat Pizza food in Little Elm: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pizza food in Little Elm, Texas, United States. Little Elm is a city in Denton County, Texas, United States, and a part of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. It is an extended suburb of Dallas. The population was 3,646 at the 2000 census. By the 2010 census, the city total had jumped to 25,898, making Little Elm one of the fastest growing municipalities in Texas since 2000 in terms of percentage. At the entrance to the city limits, population signs reflect a size of more than 31,000 as of 2013.
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10. Del Pietroâs
Reviewed By RichDar
Sat on patio beautifully Fall evening. Welcomed, friendly and Efficient service.Bread hot from oven I had Red Sangria, wife Strawberry Bellini both refreshing .I enjoyed my mixed Pescatore. Mussels, Shrimp, Clams and Scallops over Lingui I, waiter recommended white sauce was tasty. Wife had Spinach Ravioli said delicious. Both took some home. House salad fresh.We will Return live nearby in Frisco Lakes.
9. Domino's Pizza
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Reviewed By A TripAdvisor reviewer on Facebook
i have grown to like their thin crust pizza given the lack of choices in Dallas
8. Pizza Hut
Reviewed By johnniemaxine
Right now, you can get almost any large pizza for $10.00 plus tax. I was in the neighborhood and I stopped and ordered a large super supreme thin crust pizza to take home. This location, like many, is strictly takeout or delivery. I did not call ahead since I was out grocery shopping, but I did not have to wait very long. My family all agreed the pizza tasted good. The counter service was friendly. I would go back here.
7. Papa John's Pizza
For Papa John's Pizza in Frisco, TX, the secret to success is much like the secret to making a better pizza - the more you put into it, the more you get out of it. Whether it's our signature sauce, toppings, our original fresh dough, or even the box itsel
Reviewed By Laurence M
We had Papa Johns pizza last night and it was excellent with the butter dip. They always have specials which makes it very affordable. Staff is very friendly. We will pick up pizza there again.
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6. 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.
5. 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.
Where to eat Southwestern food in Little Elm: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4. Joe's Pizza Pasta & Subs
Overall Ratings
3 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Laurence M
Very good Italian Food even though the place is not fancy. You order at the counter and they serve you. The rolls and salad that comes with the spaghetti, baked ziti, lasagna, etc. is excellent. The lunch special makes it very affordable. We eat there at least once a month.
Where to eat Cuban food in Little Elm: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Bruno's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By 582villek
More like a fast food than real restaurant. Prices are low, but so is the food quality. My pasta was basically topped with lot of cheese and that was the only thing tasting in addition to tomato sauce. I had 4 different pastas as samples and I was not able to tell them apart because of the sauce and cheese.
Most Popular American food in Little Elm, Texas, United States
2. Palios Pizza Cafe of Little Elm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 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 JosephH00
I ordered a delivery to my place of work after reading the reviews on TripAdvisor and also because it was very close. The King pizza I ordered was delicious! Thin crust, tasty toppings, and lots of cheese. The cheesecake I had, however, was not very good - gritty and mushy. I would give the pizza 5 stars, and the cheesecake 2 stars. Pizza is recommended, skip the cheesecake.
Most Popular Italian food in Little Elm, Texas, United States
1. Romas Pizza and Pasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Ph # 972-294-0042
Reviewed By Connor R
Came down this way to visit family and we ended up getting Roma's for dinner one of the nights. I saw the decent reviews, and got excited for Italian cuisine, but ended up completely unimpressed.I ordered a calzone with sausage and Canadian bacon, and the calzones come with ricotta and mozzarella. It didn't take long for the disappointment to come over me. When I got my calzone, I could immediately tell it wasn't authentic cuisine by any means. What I got was a flatbread, with huge smears of ricotta (ever wonder how much ricotta is too way much?), some sections of mozzarella, unflavorful sausage and Canadian bacon that could've easily been lunchmeat ham. There wasn't even sauce, or garlic on it at all. The ricotta had me sick before I even got half way through this lunchmeat and ricotta flatbread.I also got a tossed salad. Their produce for these salads must be provided by Dole because I get this salad all the time in the pre-packaged mixes. Nothing about it was original, and certainly not worth the restaurant pricing.Our group got the spaghetti which was fine, but was no better than what I could make at home with Preggo and frozen meatballs from Sam's Club. And while I'm in the frozen food aisle, I could pick up a box of Texas Toast garlic bites, and definitely wouldn't lose much quality to the bites at Roma's.I definitely wouldn't try this place if you're looking for Italian food, even if it was your only option.
