Pizza Oven

I would not recommend this place for pizza. Only had one size 10″. I wanted mine extra done because of a pervious experience there with it not being cooked enough and the crust kind of soggy. I did not get what I wanted. I do not like pizza that is done on the bottom but the crust in the middle is still doughy. It u happen to be at the boardwalk listening to music and that is ur only choice then go ahead and order. Just be clear what u want and make sure u get it.
The location is awesome right on the boardwalk over looking the water fountain and the stage. 4 stars for location but only 1 star for pizza.

So pleased to have come across this place at Kemah. This is probably one of the most reasonably priced places here because everything at Kemah adds up (lots of other reviews talk of it being pricey but compared to the other choices you have available, this is reasonable)! You can get several types of 10 inch pizzas (8 slices) for around $ 12.99. You can also do an individual pizza (4 slices) for $ 6.99. This versus one slice of greasy pizza on the boardwalk for $ 6.50!!! We ordered the four cheese, pepperoni and margherita for 4 adults and 4 kids. It was plenty. They were very generous with the toppings and the ingredients were fresh — tons of tomatoes and fresh basil on the margherita and the four types of cheeses on the cheese pizza definitely elevated it to gourmet status. The crust was crispy and topped with fresh parmesan cheese. The service was quick and friendly.

This was not worth the time. The service was ok, all teens working the store with the exception of an older cook and manager. The pizza was very over priced. 1 pepperoni pizza for $ 12.99 and it’s only a 10″ with no option to buy bigger, 1 Cesar salad was $ 7.99. When the pizza came out I was shocked at how small it was and it looked like it had been frozen! We are a family of four! oh yeah, I almost forgot to mention about the beer! I bought a Shiner Bock and didn’t think to ask how much it was, thinking how much can a shiner bock cost, well apparently they feel $ 7 is appropriate for one 16oz plastic cup. For shame Pizza oven! I totally get that it’s on the boardwalk and we have eaten at Landry’s a number of times but at least there we expect to pay for fresh seafood! The pizza wasn’t good and everything was over priced!

Excellent pizza, but too small for the money. Eight slices to split among three eaters, three drinks, over $ 20.

The large pizza was not big. The cheese was delicious though, its a tad pricey for what you get but we definitely enjoyed it.
I would go back. Especially since we ate our pizza outside watching the live music. You are paying for the location and tastey cheese. The wait was not long even on a saturday night.

Loved the pizza. It was light and the toppings were fresh. The prices are a little steep with the size of the pizza (10″). But i guess with the location being the Kemah broadwalk, this is reasonably price. Drinks are $ 3.29 for a plastic Solo cup is just sad. Give them a try.

Pizza is really great but the service is sooo slow. even on a slow day. So if you have kids, this place will make you and your kids wait. May want to order, take a stroll on Boardwalk, and come back to pick up pizza and eat.

The staff was really sweet and the pizzas were amazingly fresh. A little pricy, but that’s how all the restaurants are around here. Also, the Italian music player adds a nice touch.

One of the few at Kemah to get a quality meal for a reasonable price.
This little gem is tucked away in Kemah, and unless you’re patient, you might miss it. They have a wide variety of pizzas, and they all come out piping hot with fresh ingredients. I loved the Hawaiian, and it was big enough to share with a friend. I just wish there could have been a little more sauce (I didn’t notice it at first). Regardless, this is a solid pizza joint, and for $ 12, no other restaurant on the boardwalk compares.

Place is pretty good — fresh ingredients and pizza as well as breadsticks. 20 dollars for one pizza plus a drink and breadsticks. I think it’s a little pricey for a small pizza meal but it’s still the most affordable option in terms of food here on the board walk to feed two people.
Fountain drinks refillable at the machine so you can take your time to eat and drink. Overall a good experience.

Good pizza, just overpriced for the size. Only 8 slices and it cost us $ 20+ for 1 pizza and 2 drinks.

Low quality pizza at very high prices — the cheapest was $ 12 for a small 10″ pizza. Seating is also very limited.

The margherita pizza is delicious!

So I had to take a group of 7^th grade girls down to the Kemah Boardwalk for a birthday gathering. They were more interested in the rides and Starbucks but we figured we should feed them something. I knew the Pizza oven was there and it seemed a good option. After they rode a few rides we proceeded to the Pizza oven. It is not a very big place but it was a nice day and they have some tables outside. Ordered 3 pizzas and then looked around to find that every single table in the place was reserved for a party. Ok looked out front to find all of those tables was reserved for another party. Sure there is a bar by the kitchen and a bar by the window but that is only a few seats. Who on a Saturday when the Boardwalk is jam packed allows someone to reserve every single indoor table as well as 90% of the tables out front. We managed to eat scattered about but seriously if I had not already ordered I would have left. The pizza itself was ok. They only offer a 10″ pizza (about the size of a Totinos) at about 12 to 15 dollars each. The crust was thin and crispy and the ingredients were good quality. So food ok but management really needs to rethink the party thing. I saw some people leave once they noticed there was no seating available.

We wandered into this place when visiting Kemah Boardwalk for the Rock the Dock live bands on Thursday. It has a few seats outside on the balcony overlooking the water play area/​stage and more seating/​bar seating inside. It is very colorful inside the restaurant and the menu is a huge sign on the wall.
You order at the counter and wait for your number to be called. New girl was taking orders, but she was moving right along. this is a Landry’s restaurant, so if you have the Landry’s card, be sure to get your points! All the pizzas are 10 inch rounds on thin crust and baked in a stone oven.
We ordered the Hawaiian pizza that had canadian bacon, smoked bacon, and pineapple, which was around $ 12. The crust is thin and a bit sweet, and the toppings were just right. We had fountain drinks, but they do offer a few types of beer on tap as well as wine. They also offer a wide variety of sandwiches and salads. They have a whole slew of specialty pizzas, but you can order just the toppings you want.
The service was pretty good, and the pizza tasted terrific. We will go back when pizza cravings hit.