Eno’s Pizza Tavern

We came here on a double date and had the best time! We shared everything we ordered and it was all so so so good. They have a great beer and wine selection as well. The service was friendly and they gave us great recommendations. We will be returning soon!

So… On my most recent visit to Enos, I was sadly disappointed. First off, the female (I forgot her name) wasn’t at the bar making it the most awesome place to be in the restaurant which in hindsight, should’ve been a precursor to the less than great service we received.
I understand they have seasonal cocktails so, I wasn’t too disappointed about them not having my peach moonshine cocktail with mint and your choice of mixer which is great. I had to settle with the ginger mule (at least that’s what I think it was called). As the bartender, Daniel, I believe his name is set it down in front of me, I thought something was amiss. He had forgotten the mint! All I tasted was ginger which was expected as the cocktail has ginger beer, gin and MINT. So what did Daniel do when asked about the mint? Well, he asked «oh, you want mint?» «Yes», I said. So, he proceeds to grab a small bundle of mint and drops it in my drink!
What kind of bartender does that?!!
Anyway, the piggy smiley we ordered was tasty but nothing out of this world. I suggest going to Canne Rosso, they have much better tasting pizza. I think what made me come back to this place was thinking that the female at the bar who had waited on us the past times we had come in would be there but of course she wasn’t. She knows what she’s doing and has an awesome attitude. I mean, what self respecting bartender would just drop a garnish of mint in my drink? How is that supposed to give me the flavor of it? That wasn’t his only foul (we had to to remind him about the plates and red pepper and cheese shakers.
Needless I say, we were disappointed with this visit (If you already didn’t get that).

Awesome service. They let you split the pizzas half and half and the larges are great for groups. Pineapple Fresca and pig smiley are definitely the best but any pizza on the menu is good.
Ambiance is also awesome. It feels like you are eating pizza in someone’s home.

I love this neighborhood. Decided on Enos on evening, got a pizza can’t remember which but the orzo pasta was definitely memorable.

Old part of town. Classic place good in hole place to find with several other places to choice from. If you don’t want to pay for parking expect to drive around a while and do some walking.
The pizza was good. Do not believe it was fire cooked. It is a thin thin crust pizza. Plenty of beers to choose from. The waiter did not seem friendly or tentative at all reason for only four stars. He had zero knowledge of the beers on the menu. Had to be chased down twice meaning had to get up and go find him because he was BS at the bar. I guess it hard to find good employees all the time.

I came for lunch with a friend and we ordered the truffle cheesy bread and the Moma’s Pie and added lamb meatballs! The truffle cheesy bread was really cheesy and the marinara sauce that came with it paired perfectly. And I’m glad we added the lamb meatballs because they were divine! Not gamey at all. The pizza had a crispy bottom and good bite to it as well. Overall really good food!

Brent was our server, he did a great job, had excellent pizza and beer recommendations, and he was very patient while my made a racket when we were ordering. The pizza we very good. Super thin crust, and the toppings were excellent. Would have been better if the crust were cooked just a minute longer, but that’s just personal preference, and seeing as our family of 2.5 ate the whole thing, it hardly qualifies as a complaint.
This place had a great vibe, perfectly dim lighting, cozy, but high ceilings to make it nice and open. It was exactly what we were looking for.

This was soooo good! The truffle bread appetizer was to die for, we can’t wait to come back and try the dessert!

Good pizza, thin and tasty. Fresh ingredients and natural flavor. Good portions. Flexible menu for vegetarians and vegans. Nice space upstairs and great service. Fair prices.

Ashley was probably having a bad day. She should take the day off when she has days like this. From the time we sat down, she seemed put off by our presence. I was on the fence about going to enos because I’ve had such drastically different experiences. There was an awesome experience with the server with the sleeve tattoo. Then the next time, the hostess was clearly at emporium pies because we stood there for a millennium. Other servers saw us there but averted their eyes and ran away. Finally the bartender reluctantly asked (after we made hangry eye contact) if we’ve been helped. Don’t you hate that? I’m standing in your door way, does it look like I’ve been helped? I digress. He didn’t seat us. He went and found the hostess who finally got her life together, took us upstairs and said «sit anywhere» and walked away. I’m glad we waited that long to sit anywhere.
Our final experience with Ashley was it for us. She wasn’t rude but she sure was not going out of her way to check on us, top off my drink, or anything. Her «be thirsty betches» approach sealed the deal for me.
There’s a million places to eat in the cliff. Don’t settle for salty service and pricey pizza.

Eno’s has quickly become my go to spot for pizza. As someone who is a big fan of Chicago Deep Dish (hello Lou Malnati’s) I had decided I’d only have pizza whenever I returned home to Chicago. Considering how I enjoy pizza a decision like that was not well thought out. Thus began my search to find decent pizza in the Dallas area. I considered trying some of the local versions of Chicago deep dish but quickly decided against that. During my search a friend suggested Eno’s. I had heard great things about Eno’s and they have a significant number of great Unilocal reviews so I decided to accompany my friend to Eno’s. My initial visit was just over 4 months ago and I’m happy to report it has become a monthly visit for me. Actually it could be a weekly visit but too much of a good thing can be bad (so I’ve been told).
I start each visit with the Arugula Pear Salad. All I will say is that if you’ve never had this you are missing out. It contains arugula, kale, bacon, pear, Salemville blue cheese and is topped with a champagne vinaigrette dressing. This might be one of the tastiest salads I’ve ever had. Of course one cannot come to a pizza tavern and not order pizza (I guess you can but seems to be defeat the purpose to me… I’m just sayin) On my first visit I went with the recommendation of my friend and we ordered a regular sized Pig Smiley. As someone who is not the biggest fan of pork, I was more than a little leery of this, thinking it would be very salty. After all it contains, ham, spicy sausage and pepperoni and is drizzled with honey. To help improve the healthiness level of the pizza we added some fresh sweet basil. Once the pizza arrived the first thing I noticed was the thinness of the crust. It was so thin it was almost non-​existent. Of course this caused me some concern (remember, I’m a diehard deep dish fanatic). Upon taking my first bite hat concern quickly went away. Talk about a flavorful pizza… this is it. I enjoyed the pizza do much that it has become a monthly outing. And it’s always the same combo; Arugula Pear Salad and the Pig Smiley pizza. The only thing that has changed is we order a large pizza instead of a regular.
My visits have always been on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evening and there has never been a wait. Since Eno’s is located in the ever popular Bishop Arts District (BAD), I would anticipate a wait if going on the weekend. The restaurant itself is decent sized. Seating includes small tables (2 people), larger tables, and booths as well as bar seating. Weather permitting there is sidewalk seating available. There is also an upstairs seating area. I’ve not had the opportunity to sit up there so I have no idea of the layout. On the main floor is a small stage area that is used for live music. The music type varies but it is always fairly chill. The service has always been attentive, around just frequently enough that it doesn’t interfere with the dining experience.
If you’re looking for great pizza with great service, look no further; Eno’s is your place.

We could not have been more excited to get pizza on our way into Enos. This has been one of our favorite Bishop Arts spots for awhile, but I guess time changes all things.
The food may still be great, but we couldn’t take the surly bartender long enough to find out. Clearly, customers are a annoyance to him. It took several minutes for him to acknowledge us sitting 8 feet away. Once he did, absolutely zero craps were given about what we wanted. My date ordered two beers that were on the menu but out of stock, and was all but told to go fly s kite when he asked about red ales.
Seriously, Enos, we can get pizza anywhere. Try interviewing people before you put them behind the bar – it’s the one job where personality is everything. Or, in this case, nothing.

I’m going with 4 stars over 3 because this is good and different pizza. There is better in DFW in my opinion, but here the menu has some eclectic flavors.
They also have a fabulous beer menu better then any pizza places. They put a lot of thought in the beer menu, by someone who knows their stuff.
Atmosphere is A++! Great middle bar for socializing, twinkle lit trees inside, and a patio to sit and people watch the artsy fartsy’s of Bishop Arts. You cannot go wrong with pizza and shopping here if you are with your girlfriends.
Cons–
*If it’s crowded you get a dwarf table
*Its always crowded, make a reservation

Group of six folks on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. We sampled Pig Smiley (⁹⁄₁₀), Meatball and the Goat (⁹⁄₁₀), Supreme (⁸⁄₁₀), Pineapple Fresca (⁸⁄₁₀).
Arugula Pear Salad was shared by two folks, extremely fresh, huge portion for a baby sized salad
Very chill atmosphere, pleasant tunes, nice décor, couple of large screens to catch the game.
Prompt and attentive service.
If you are in Bishop Arts district you definitely should stop in, very good pizza with unique flavor profiles.

sit up stairs. it’s awesome.
I’m going to make this short and sweet. great service. great pizza. great atmosphere! I love this place. their pizza topping combinations are fabulous. the servers are super friendly and attentive. the bar has a great selection a craft beer. seriously… what more do you need?

Eno’s gets five stars but I want to return for a few reasons:
I really want to try the Pig Smiley and the whatever pizza had meatballs on it.
They have a few beers I haven’t seen anywhere else and I need to spend some time with those.
The appetizers all sound outstanding and the Perfect Picnic is begging to be ordered.
I’d love to go during a game to watch on one of the TVs upstairs in the big beautiful room by the bar.
But the pineapple pizza was perfect, service was great, and the décor and building was laid-​back and comfy. Neat neat place

Eno’s takes the cake for one of the best Dallas pizza joints around. Tucked away in the adorable Bishop Arts District, Eno’s has a very large space with two levels. They have a full bar which always carry different craft beers on tap. Their real game changer is their pizza. DELICIOUS! It is thin crusted pizza and you can either order one of theirs or make your own. They will let you split different pizzas even if they are a different base, awesome.
We got a large pizza, half Smiley Pig and the other half Chopped Artichoke. Both were very different but delicious. The Smiley Pig has honey on it which is always a favorite of ours.
TIP — this place is popular so definitely make a reservation. Especially if you are trying to come on the weekend!

Stopped by yesterday for lunch and braved the Texas heat by sitting at one of the curb side tables. Surprising it was fairly comfortable and well positioned so that we were covered in the shade with an outdoor fan.
They had a great lunch special. I got a delicious thin crust sausage and pepperoni pizza, salad and cold glass of ice tea all for just under 10 bucks.
Side…note… The left over pizza was just as good later that night for dinner.

This all started because my boyfriend and I wanted to order pizza. We prefer Dominos (in large part because of the neato app and the Pizza Tracker) but the wait for delivery was 2 HOURS!!!
Hell nah.
So we Unilocaled other pizza places that delivered around us and the best reviews were for Eno’s. Although more expensive than I was originally looking for, the menu looked awesome so we ordered a medium Eno’s Classic with sausage and a Greek salad, the one with the olive tapenade. When they delivered it a fair 30 minutes later, we were stunned. It was a beautiful pizza. I mean GOD. It was LOADED with toppings that were delightfully in tact, and the salad was delicious, made special by the yummy lemon vinaigrette dressing! We could NOT stop talking about how tasty it was. We ate every bite and literally can’t wait to actually go to Eno’s and maybe try one of their white pizzas. We had a completely perfect 1^st time experience! I sense that we will become date night regulars!!!

I think I was hypnotized by the cutesy hipster décor because I would totally come back here even though the pizza was subpar. Our waitress was very absent-​minded, but tried to make it up with awkward small talk which I was fine with since I’m like the queen of awkward.
The truffle cheese bread was small, but AMAZING. And I obviously mean that because I typed it in all caps. The Pig Smiley pizza we ordered was pretty good, the touch of local honey really made the pizza. We ordered a 16″ but they brought us a 14″ by mistake, and (get this) without hesitation they started making us a new one AND let us keep the 14″. That’s how you do customer service! And avoid dealing with upset customers. Whatever. They’re cool, I’ll be back.