Brooklyn Pie

Had a late dinner delivered. Excellent pizza, wings, garlic bread and salad. Glad to have them in the neighborhood!

HUGE SLICES. DELICIOUS PIZZA. FREE NEXT DOOR DELIVERY.
I love how you can order and they’ll bring it to you while you’re at Little Woodrow’s. Because what’s better than pizza? Alcohol AND pizza!!!
The spicy fried pickle chips are something spectacular. The batter is thick and spicy and the pickles come out super crunchy. The jalapeño ranch that comes with it had a great kick.
The pizzas are ginormous! A medium fed five hungry (maybe a little buzzed) people. The garlic sprinkled on the pizzas must be one of my favorite things. Get extra if you can!!! You will not regret it.
All I gotta say is… Thank Buddha for pizza.

The foods was very good don’t get me wrong but the staff was horrible hence the 3 star review. The staff was very rude and disrespectful. When placing an order the lady was very impatient and when we tried to ask her how much time it would take so we could take a quick walk to Walgreens she down right ignored us. When we finally got our to go order she placed the boxes in front of us, said nothing, and stormed outside with a delivery. After having checked the order, we noticed they had forgotten our breadsticks. We went to the cashier to ask about the breadsticks we ordered she gave our receipt a check and said «oh just a few more minute.» Come to find out it was sitting right next to her the whole time before she even bothered to look. Like I said The food was very good, location isn’t bad and the dining room was pretty neat, especially being able to watch them make the pie dough. Just extremely poor service, hope it gets better!

Try this place when it first opened and it took awhile for my pizza to come out, but it was worth the wait, now it’s the only place I recommend to my family and friends.
The inside is kind of small but the place has 2 big screenTV’s

Just as good as the other two locations I’ve been to, with the added bonus of being close to where I live compared to the others. :D
I always get a single slice to go with pepperoni, mushroom, black olive, green olive, and roma tomato. It’s great and can easily be two meals for me.
The only reason I did not give this a 5 star rating is that the red pepper and parmesan were pre-​packaged. At the one in Round Rock, as well as the one on Mesa, I recall having access to «real» parm & red pepper. All in all, though, that’s minor since I keep a fresh block of parm in my fridge and have red pepper flakes in the pantry. :) I’ll definitely be back.

Great place to go for lunch. They have great lunch specials. The slices are giant! You definitely get great bang for your buck here. The slices come out pretty fast, but the calzones take a bit of time so be prepared if you get that. There are other great lunch specials as well. The popular one seems a giant slice and a a drink. I also ordered house fries. They are definitely different than I thought, but they are super good and there is a ton in the order as well. The girls that work here are super nice and friendly as well. Food is great! Great place for lunch!

We ordered a medium margherita pizza & the artichoke & spinach dip. Pizza was good. We had it once before & it was soo good, but my husband picked it up and it was cold by the time he got home. We live 7 minutes away from the pizza location. Now, the artichoke dip was super greasy & extremely salty! They must have drenched it with olive oil or something. The salt made it inedible. Wont order that again. If i could give the place 2.5 stars i would have.

Extremely greasy, under the pie was a pool of grease. The first slice I picked up all the toppings just fell right off. Great customer service and they deliver right to little Woodrows but food was not very good. Wings were okay for texas, but lots of sauce and if I had not asked for the crispy probably would’ve been close to raw.

High prices for mediocre pizza and apps. You can share a giant cheese slice between 2 people, that’s how big they are. This place is only good when you’ve had a few at woodrows next door and need something to nibble on, they deliver to your table, which is super convenient. After having tried them a couple times though, we will definitely eat elsewhere.

Great pizza, delivery has been great and swift. Go to pizza choice for wifey and I, crust has a great chew.

Pizza is ok to good. But that’s where it ends. I have been to their location in Georgetown and although the that’s nothing special, it looks it compared to Tech Ridge. Would have been more comfortable sitting in my car watching tv on my iPhone. Service was «not». So why go? Looking for a place to go with my husband this isn’t it and if I’m taking out there are better

Overall, pizza was decent to good. I got two slices, came out to 14 bucks. Ok the slices are the size of long island but I digress. Pizza was ok, I got one sausage n’ mushroom and one with those there pepperoni slices. Sausage was ok, not very memorable, thick slice instead of crumbly style. Crust was surprisingly good, crisp and just a tiny bit chewy thin crust acceptable for those of us who fold our pies up like a sicilian kerchief. Just about right on the cheese, sauce was kind of ho hum.
Oh yeah, that’s some good %x@$in’ pepperoni by the way. Half point fer that.
Put together it was about like your average food court pizza. Don your member’s only jacket (your probably the last member, sorry), close your eyes, put some Flock of Seagulls or Euryhtmics on your Walkman and be timewarped to a Sbaro’s or Villa Pizza in any town USA circa 1984. When you return from reliving those (probably highly awkward, yes I’m projecting) Jr. High school days you’ve had a pretty, pretty good slice.
Staff weren’t rude but were typical dime bag a baked dozen suburban hipsteroonies. The décor is very cultural appropriatey, putting pictures of Spike Lee up in DTRT seems like a very white thing to do and kinda try hard.
Bottom line, NYC born, didn’t magically get that NY pizza ‘experience’ but its better than any national chain. Keep trying ATX!

So first perk is the deliver to Harris branch. We don’t have a lot of people that do so I get real excited when I find new places lol.
The food was also really good! We ordered the fried ravioli, wings, and A sandwich. (It’s. Ew years day. Hangover food lol) It was all so good. The wings were better than pluckers and have a nice variety of sauces. My roomie has had a calzone from there that he swears by too.
Try it. You won’t regret it. I can’t wait to the pizza. With as much flavor as everything else has I have high hopes for it!

Yo. This place is legit if you hail from anywhere from the Empire State. Pizza is almost as I remember it as a child. Hot, cheesy, large and thin. The service was great… thanks Allison. I highly recommend this place if you’re looking for the Original NY slice of Pizza Pie!!!

Great pizza, a little pricey but it’s worth it. They usually have coupons. The slices are big and thin New York style, delucious. Try the appetizers as well. They will deliver to little woodrow’s just 2 doors down.

Tonight was my 3^rd visit to this place (all has been for take-​out). The staff are all a bit lackluster, but fine. Really though, who cares, it’s pizza and wings. The ambiance is meh, but I’d eat there in pinch; however, why would you — you can order you food at the brewhouse one door down and they’ll bring you your chow!
I have been fairly happy with the food here. We’ve had pizza and salad each time (all really good and fresh!) and tonight went out on a limb w/​wings, fries, and a meatball sub. Everything was surprisingly good, FRESH, and REAL! What I mean by fresh and real is that you can tell the meatballs are handmade — not uniform little balls from a bag. The sauce on the sub wasn’t my favorite, but that’s more preference than anything and the meatballs more than made up for it. The fries were really good — the oddest shape I’ve seen in a fry, but still super yummy — think curly steak fry… Sub came w/​pasta salad which I expected to be total throw-​away, Walmart style in a tub crap, but no way!!! Real, homemade pasta salad with actual veggies and not swimming in Italian dressing — such a surprise and tasty!
Lastly, we got a slice of pizza instead of an actual pizza. I was concerned w/​this one as slices from most places are like hours old cheese pizza rezapped w/​some toppings thrown on top @ the last minute. Not this one! This was honestly like a fresh pizza that just happened to be in slice form. But the biggest slice of pizza ever! Think of like a individual size pizza +.
If the service was warmer and friendlier and the inside a tad more inviting, it would be 5 stars for sure! But for a place to grab your take-​out and/​or have it run over to the bar, this place is tops for pizza and grub food.

Lured in by $ 3 off 18″ pizza coupon. Based on the name I’m anticipating a classic, Brooklyn style pepperoni pizza. Sauce, cheese, & pepperoni okay but nothing mind blowing. Doughy, too thick/​dry crust not the classic, foldable style. Sadly the deal breaking, frown and disgust sound inducing, we’re not eatin’ THAT, 1 star inducer is the seriously burned black bottom of ALL the entire F’n excuse for a pizza’s crust. I can put up with a lot but burning black the entire underside of the whole crust on an allegedly NYC style pie is inexcusable. I’m fat and cheap and was compelled to chuck all but 2 slices in the trash. On the upside they have nice, friendly staffers. Clean, well lit, convenient location. Reasonable price. Great name and logo. Another beautiful idea brutally murdered by uncaring facts. This place has been open about a month. I hold out hope someone who makes decisions will go vacation in NYC and have a St Mark’s slice and have an epiphany. Watch Rock And Roll High School and glom onto what Joey Ramone folds and lovingly slides down his pale, sickly throat. Until you get how to make a decent NYC pepperoni pie, please change the name from BPC to something more honest like «The Most Charcoally Crust Ever Pie Company.» They should check out ESP on Airport & 53’rds version of a large pepperoni. That’s how you do it, yo.

Pretty good pizza, but definitely not New York style. I had the margherita pizza and Greek salad — both were very good. Check out their site for coupons.

$ 6.00 gets you a slice with two toppings and a drink of your choice at lunch time! The slices are MASSIVE. I asked for my slice to be a little crunchy. I thought the pizza hit the spot and I am excited to have them close to my house! Will definitely order from here again.

Avoid this place unless you are a mortician (see cheesecake review below).
I’ve never had pizza from a Brooklyn Pie Co before but they opened one down the street and I got a coupon in the mail so I thought I’d give it a try. I ordered a medium Margherita pizza and a slice of cheesecake. With the coupon, it was $ 30. The pizza was lacking in fresh mozzarella, which is the entire point of a Margherita pizza, and low on normal cheese topping. The crust was like eating burnt cardboard. This is not at all how I remember pizza in NY to taste.
I had high hopes for the cheesecake since they ship it in from some famous deli in NY and although it was a good size, it was nauseating. The middle tasted ok, nothing to write home about, but the top, back, and bottom tasted so strongly like cheese rind (think worse than skin on Brie) that it made the entire slice taste like formaldehyde. Not joking. I actually gagged.
Over priced bad food that took forever to receive. I will never eat here again.