575 Pizzeria

Hate to do this. But the last couple times I’ve done 575 takeout instead of dine in. The first time, the bread slices with my salad, were ROCK hard. Took me 1 ½ minutes to chew a single bite, probably because they refrigerate the salads. Tonight we decided to get pizza with gluten free crust. The pizza was hardly finished. I understand gluten free baked goods are very different, as I bake gluten free often. But this kind of pizza place should probably have perfected gluten free by now, it should at least be fully cooked when I get it (every time). They still get 4 stars because when I called to explain, they happily made me a new pizza! I’ll just keep dining in from now on! Jennifer who was working the take out area was so kind about it. Thank you!
Also need to add — please disregard beer noob who left a poor review. Your glass of beers fullness is highly dependent on whether you for can or draft. Cans are 12 oz. glasses are 16. Of course there was room.

If I’m back in Amarillo and looking for great pizza, a pretty amazing beer offering, and solid wine list, there is no other place. Would I go as far out of my way as I did this time? No. Everything was great at 575 Pizzeria, but I wouldn’t seek it out if you’re just passing through.

The omni was delicious!!! They let you get half and half on one pizza. Great happy hour with $ 2 Dos Equis and a fun atmosphere.

Great pizza, fantastic date spot and a great place to grab a beer. The Doro is really good and pretty much anything with candied almonds is a winner in my book. Their desserts are good too!

Pizza very good. Place very loud. Seats very hard wood no padded chairs. order to go.
To proprietor, put in some sound /​noise control. Add some padded chairs. Your Pizza is excellent. Your selection of craft beers is good I would have stayed and spent more $ if it had not been so loud and my butt hurt.

Awesome pizza, very nice staff and cold beer. They did not have the first 3 beers we asked for on tap so the gentleman behind the bar gave us the next requested beer free of charge. I got the rage pizza– highly recommend it. I was excited to try this place after reading all the reviews and I am happy to say it exceeded all of my expectations. Again– REALLY good pizza!

The good thing is that they have clean bathrooms and it looks nice inside. You get to feel like you’re eating in a swanky hip new pizza place. Unfortunately, you don’t get to eat any good pizza while you’re here. It’s really more about appearances at this place.
They have these nifty looking metal things to hold larger pizzas about 6 or 8 inches above the table. They look great but the table on our left AND the table on our right both had issues with it toppling over and spilling the pizza onto the table/​patron. We were lucky that we ordered the extra small which did not need us to attempt a balancing act while eating. Pizza itself left much to be desired. We got toppings which were barely visible but I’m guessing maybe we got unlucky with who was making our pizza.
Hubby got a pint of beer but they didn’t fill the whole pint glass. They left about an inch on top which was weird. Now about the beer — there seems to be a big selection. I just wish there was a drink menu somewhere. The waitress was really nice about reciting what they had but instead of having to listen to a list of 20ish beers, a written list would have been helpful and more practical. We asked for a list and she just offered to recite them again for us. On the plus side, she was willing to give samples of anything on tap.
There was a big crowd when we got there and the 30 minute wait we were quoted turned out to be an hour an a half. On the plus side, they gave out free samples of pizza while we waited and some toys (those little bendable stick things) for the kids to play with. On the downside, they didn’t think to do any of this till the kids had been sitting there at least an hour already. So if you come with kids, you might want to ask for them when you arrive if there’s a wait or bring your own toys. I was just glad we didn’t come with any kids this time.
To end on something positive, the Caprese salad was good and came with a balsamic vinaigrette that I really liked and our waitress was really nice.

575 pizza is such a gem in little ol Amarillo!
My best friend raves about this place since her sister used to work here, and I can see why it’s so great!
Quality drinks and quality pizza!
Drinks:
–SANGRIA (RED) get a carafe because it’s cheap and you can easily have two glasses each if u split between 3 people. I drank this sangria like it was juice!
PIZZA:
–A Large Surgeon split between 4 hungry people! Just enough garlic and plenty of yummy meats. I couldn’t stop shoving my face!
Only gripe is that we got charged for balsamic vinegar… Which idk why a pizza place would do that since I consider vinegar to be a must along with my pizza…
BOTTOM LINE: one of Amarillo’s best restaurants! GO THERE!

Pretty darn tasty thin crust pizza (especially for the small town of Amarillo). I was pleasantly surprised by their kindness and HEARTY portions. My sister and I chose to get The Colorado and it was stuffed with delicious veggie toppings. Couldn’t have asked for a better pizza really :)

Good thin crust. Good beer selection. Friendly staff. The one thing that irks me is they say brick oven and it is a regular pizza oven. Small detail but change it rather than misslead.

This is my FAVORITE place to stop in Amarillo! I’m here once every 2 months, and after my first visit, the bartender Kenny remembers me by name every time I come back! The pizzas are good but the beer selection is great! The ONLY complaint I have (that’s why it’s 4 stars and not 5) is the last 2 times I came in, they only had a double IPA on draft… A great tasting one, but if you prefer drafts like I do, you can only have a couple if ya know what I mean? they do have a good selection of bottled brews too, best I found in Amarillo, so you’re sure to find one of your mainstays. The place is always packed but you’ll still get seated pretty quick. Order a surgeon but I personally recommend substituting one of the toppings for BACON!

Best real pizza in town. It’s also good warmed up the next day, IF there’s some left over. The sauce is home made and has good flavor, not too spicy. Has chunks of tomato which I don’t care for, but they will be careful if you ask them to not put big chunks. Salads are fresh, no bagged flavor.
The décor is different, a bit noisy sometimes, but not overwhelming. If not for that I would have given 5 stars.

Oye vey. I love 575, but a recent visit to this new location was absolutely painful as we were victims to the old «serve and forget» tactic by our waiter.
Our orders were right, pizzas were yummy, but what ruined the visit was literally sitting there for 30 minutes after we were finished eating without him coming by to check on things, or see if we wanted the check… which we did. We tried flagging down our waiter, but he wouldn’t make eye contact with us and eventually had to ask another waiter for help. And it’s not like we were a horrible table… we were with my husband’s parents and grandma… not some bunch of rowdy irritable drunks.
Anyway, I think I’ll stick with the original Civic Circle location. I’ve never had a problem like this over there.

Great pizza and sauce, and lots of tv’s to view from any angle. Craft beer was cold and delicious, and make the whole eating experience a pleasure.

Oh 575 your probably my favorite restaurant in Amarillo. Great pizza, salad and BEER. Lots of glorious beer! Great atmosphere to top it off!

I am originally from NYC. I am used to the best pizza in the world. 575 did not disappoint. Good Tap beer, good wine and great pizza. I would come back anytime! Kudos to Mike our waiter

Quality of the ingredients on the pizza is pretty good! However, the pizza I ordered was a bit too salty, which is a huge let down for me. We ordered the large CLK, which can definitely feed 4 – 6 folks. 3 – 4 if they’re really really hungry. I probably won’t be coming back because the prices are pretty high and I know you definitely get what you paid for. It’s just not something I feel I would go out of my way for at those prices. (For those who are thinking the worst of me… I’m not a fan of Pizza Hut, Dominos or Papa John’s either. I’d prefer to bake my own from scratch whenever I have time.)

575 is one of our favorite date spots. They’ve got a nice atmosphere, with bikes hanging on the wall, a peninsula bar in the middle of the room, and clear sight to the kitchen. They have a good variety of wine and beer on the menu, and the wait staff is generally capable at helping you find a drink to fit your pie choice and general taste.
They have some interesting topping combinations, and the large is big enough to split with your date (they can do a different recipe on each half) and potentially take some home.
The ‘tine trio is a perennial favorite appetizer (and helps us make sure we take some pizza home for the next day!). Of the three dips that comprise the trio, I really enjoy the artichoke dip, while my wife loves the bruschetta and we fight over the olive tapenade.
The crust is thin and very tasty – my wife prefers it over Fire Slice’s, while I think it’s a very close second.
The only issue I can really raise with the place is that the service at the bar can be inconsistent; I’ve received great service at the tables, but both times we sat at the bar, we had problems with our requests getting forgotten in the chaos, or having the bar deserted for a few minutes, only for multiple tenders to ask the same questions in a row. I think part of the problem may be that the tenders are responsible for things outside of the bar area (or there are waiters that have their own zones and end up taking care of things in the bar as well). The people are nice, but it really took too long to get somebody’s attention to make our food order on our previous visit, which was frustrating.

We were visiting from Dallas and our friends said we needed to try out this pizza joint. The pizza is fresh and delicious. What is interesting is how they divide the menu up into red (sauce) and white pizza options. Each has great combinations. We had the Drzewiecki (The Drizz) — Parmesan, fresh tomatoes, kalamata olives, fresh basil and feta cheese and one of their specials. I also recommend their salads as a starter and get the house made sundried tomato balsamic vinaigrette dressing.
I like how they locally source as much of their ingredients as they can. The staff was friendly. Prepare to wait for seats, the place is popular.

So, I was visiting my client in Amarillo and someone suggested this place, I showed up with 2 guests and bam, much to our surprise, it was their opening night at this new location — how cool was that!
Probably the best thin crust pizza, in the coolest atmosphere I’ve ever been in, ever. I didn’t know that Amarillo had such a fun, hip establishment.
They only have beer and wine, but both bottles that we ordered were outstanding. They have something for everyone.
I’m going back every time I return to Amarillo.