Your Pie

Your Pie did a soft opening promo with my compaby, since we are neighbors. I was pleasantly surprised they offer wheat crust. The pizza was really good, flavorful and crust was cooked just right. The staff is very nice and helpful. Though many are still new and don’t always know how to make things off the menu. So patience while ordering is needed. Once the newbies gain confidence they will be good to go.
Stopped in for a quick lunch this week. Had a Panini and it was So good, will be back for more soon

Great new place downtown! Build your own pizza style with fresh ingredients and gluten free options. For beer lovers, there are 25 taps to choose from. They also have good wine and gelato selections. The atmosphere is great for a hang out spot. Definitely recommend this place to meet up for a tasty pie and brew!

Great for multiple people so everybody can get exactly what they want. Great beer selection too.

I just had a really nice pizza pie here and a yummy raspberry Coke to wash it down with. The owner was there and she was super friendly and helpful with my pizza selection. It’s a unique pizza establishment where you can either pick which pizza you want from the menu or you can create your own and watch them make it. They cook it in a fire pit. And they also have some home made gelato for desert. I got the fudge. Great place to visit if your in downtown Houston. Clean establishment. They also serve a lot of different types of beer on tap and they have various wines to choose from. But I opted for the Coke machine where you can pick from tons of different combinations. So much fun. Check this place out if you get some time.

Pizza, panini, salads, craft beer, wine, gelato. Pizza highlights: 30+ toppings, gluten free and wheat dough, opt for Daiya vegan cheese (yay healthy options!)
Soft drinks: Coca Cola «freestyle» machine.
I think I’ve just about named the entire restaurant.
The concept is very similar to MOD pizza. Your Pie’s dough and crust is not as thin as MOD which is a good thing. Extremely thin pizza isn’t as filling and satisfying anyway. All of the toppings were fresh and work area was clean. Yes, they are not heavy handed because it’s not an all-​you-​can-​eat but I’m sure if you asked for extra toppings they wouldn’t mind.
Location sucks for those traveling by car because downtown parking can be a headache and of course not free.

Your Pie is awesome! I’m glad they decided to open their franchise in Houston. The pizza is delicious and very reasonably priced. 8.99 for a personal pizza and 3.99 for drink and a salad or scoop of gelato. Plus, they have 24 beers on tap. A great selection of beer! They have tables you can sit at or just post up at the bar. I met the owner, Cindy while I was there and she was knee deep with her staff making pizzas. But, she made it a point to say hi! Finally, they have an app you can download, store your credit card, and pay via your iPhone when you come. Every $ 100 you spend earns you a free ‘za. Give this Athens, GA based franchise a chance and you won’t be disappointed!

The pizzas very good. They come in personal size pizzas and you can pick your own toppings. They have a good beer selection and they show basketball, football and other sports on thier tvs. They have a small bar area too. Service is good too.

Amazing new pizza joint… there is nothing like this around here! 24 craft beers on tap plus mini and regular growlers that you can take home. Totally customizable pizzas that cost $ 8.99 no matter how many toppings you choose! Delicious & great service to boot! Check this place out! Loved it.

We went there on their opening day and of course it was crowded because they were selling pizzas for $ 3.14! It was worth the wait (1 ½ hours to be exact) and I would definitely come back again. Their style of serving pizza is sort of like chipotle. You can choose your pizza size, dough, sauce, cheese and ingredients. If you don’t feel like building your own, they have some specialty pizzas for you to choose from. We ordered the lineage (which was similar to a supreme pizza) and the southern heat. They were both baked in the classic Italian brick oven so it had a nice smokey smell/​taste to it. Overall, the pizzas were delicious and they even have a nice selection of craft beers to go along with it as well!

My friends and I came here the day after their opening promo, on a cold blustery Saturday afternoon. Thankfully, there were no crowds and it looked like the staff were still catching their breaths from the day before. The service was polite and friendly, and even though the line workers were still clearly in training, the manager/​owner was on-​hand to make sure everything went smoothly. They were nice and attentive enough to turn off the speaker music and put on the Texans game when they noticed that we were watching it.
I opted for their Lineage specialty pizza, and mine came out well-​made and tasty. I also got gelato and a drink as part of the combo deal, but since they only give you one scoop of gelato I think it’s probably a better deal to nab one of the regular sides with your combo and then get gelato later separately. We also got one of their cute growlers, which is a good option if you live close by and plan to stop by often for a pizza and a beer.
All in all, a nice casual addition to downtown, especially if you’re in the area visiting friends and need a place to eat and hang out, which the area was sorely lacking.

What a great place! Pizza, beer, wine, and more.
Owners Laurie and Cindy are amazing and have a great thing going at «Your Pie».
Great food, fast, tasty, and above average customer service.
You wont be disappointed.

So I’m all about supporting small businesses, therefore I made a commitment to give every small business my financial support.
I work on Main Street and I would pass by the restaurant while it was under construction. I was meaning to stop by during their grand opening but I forgot! lol so I just went during the week.
The place was really clean. I like the set up. They offered ice cream and beer on tabs. The pizza is a 10 inch crust I believe (don’t quote me on that) that you can choose your toppings. The pizza was $ 8.99. Don’t think it was worth $ 8.99 but it was good! I like this place and probably would go back again.

I went during their grand opening and they were super busy! I stood in line for almost 2 hours before I was able to make my order. They had a promo. You could order/​customize any pizza for $ 3.14. The original price is $ 8.99.
It would’ve been more efficient if the promo was limited to dining in, but people were able to order to go and that’s what made the wait super long. I see people ordering 8 pizzas all at once and if people are all customizing their pizzas… of course it’s going to take forever!
I went with my mom and sister and we all witnessed how unsanitary some of their employees are. Some didn’t wear gloves while touching the pizzas and they would touch the food with their bare hands. It was pretty gross.
THE NAT– (customized) basil pesto sauce, mozzarella, grilled chicken, spinach, brocolli, and sun-​dried tomatoes
It looked fresh and inviting, but when I bit into it. all I could taste was pesto sauce. It overpowered all the other flavors on the pizza. The other ingredients didn’t have a bold flavor and I was hugely disappointed. I was left with an unsatisfied taste in my mouth. The pizza dough was not very crispy and was just chewy. No thanks.
THE LINEAGE– (customized) marinara, pepperoni, sausage, green bell peppers, black olives, onions, mushrooms, melted mozzarella, ham, bacon, and spinach
The same problem occurred with this pizza as the other pizza. It didn’t have many bold flavors and even with the addition of so many fresh ingredients, the flavors came out bland.
GELATO– tiramisu and pistachio
The tiramisu wasn’t super sweet and had a nice coffee/​tiramisu flavor. The pistachio was chewy, but a bit too sweet. The consistency of the gelato wasn’t smooth and was hard to scoop up. It was just decent.
I won’t be coming back because I know plenty of pizza places that serve cheap, but very flavorful pizzas. I do give them props for withstanding an ongoing line on their first opening day, but I’ll be sticking to my other pizza joints.

I came for the grand opening promotion — $ 3.14 per pizza (usually $ 8.99). Your Pie follows the business model of a lot of pizza places that have been popping up in town recently, like Blaze or MOD Pizza, where the pizzas are personal sized and an unlimited number of toppings are available. First of all, I would like the applaud the staff for their ability to keep up with a huge crowd while making something that needs to be customized for each person and then put in the oven. They were able to deal with orders in a fairly efficient manner that was unexpected for opening day.
You can pick a dough, sauce, salad dressing, cheese, and toppings. The toppings offered cover pretty much all of the standard pizza toppings and then a few more. The pizza was thin and crispy, just the way I like it. I got both pesto and olive oil for sauce and I think the olive oil made the pizza nice and flaky. There’s also a fairly large collection of craft brews and they even offer growlers.
Overall, our pizzas were really tasty, but I’m not sure if I’d pay the regular price since they’re a little on the smaller side and I think it’d be cheaper to get a larger pizza to share. The concept is nice if you’re with a group that can’t decide on toppings though.