It's such great pizza! We come to Lake Dallas for a retreat twice a year. We discovered Romano's a…read morefew years ago and keep going back. We order 4-6 large pizzas or more sometimes. They are always delicious and quick. Hole in the wall places are the BEST!!!

I very much enjoy Romano's pizza. It is always hot and fresh when I pick it up. Sometimes the…read morecheese is a little too hot in the center which makes it pull off the crust but it's still soooo good. They have a cool little arcade in the shop as well.

Wow what great pizza. Nothing at any pizza place can compare to the all…read moreMeat ones there. Nice thick crust. Our server was great with a BIG SMILE and served us well. 5 over 5 ! Check it out!!!

Pizza connoisseur's MUST try!!!! Detroit style pizza made to perfection! Salad was great. Service…read morewas excellent. It's a small place- be careful for high volume times. Not ideal for big groups.

Culinary Mastery in Flower Mound: A Transcendental Pizza Experience…read more It is a rare occurrence to encounter a dining establishment that treats the humble canvas of dough, sauce, and cheese with the reverence of a fine art gallery. Yet, tucked away in a pristine, modern shopping enclave in Flower Mound, **Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza** is doing exactly that. As a connoisseur who has traversed the country in pursuit of the perfect pie, I can say with unequivocal authority: this is not merely a meal; it is a masterclass in culinary composition. The Atmosphere of Excellence From the moment you cross the threshold, the experience is curated with precision. The environment feels fresh, intentional, and inviting. However, the true heartbeat of the restaurant is the service. In an era where genuine hospitality is increasingly elusive, our server, Claudia, operated at a level of executive-tier care. Her ability to balance professional attentiveness with a warm, family-oriented touch, even proactively engaging our four-year-old with a dough ball, was a masterstroke of guest relations. The floor management followed suit, providing not just oversight, but narrative depth, sharing the remarkable history of the founder's O1 Visa, a rare, prestigious designation reserved for individuals of "extraordinary ability." It is fitting, then, that the kitchen produces work of such caliber. The Gastronomic Journey The prologue to our meal, a Caprese salad paired with house-grade bread, oil, and balsamic, set a high bar for quality. The tomatoes and mozzarella were remarkably vibrant, possessing that elusive, sun-ripened depth that screams farm-to-table integrity. Then, the protagonists arrived: The Elisa: A triumph of balance. The interplay of ricotta and mozzarella provides a lush, creamy foundation, while the white truffle oil elevates the profile without overwhelming the palate. The addition of honey and black pepper creates a complex, symphonic finish that keeps the taste buds yearning for the next bite. It is, quite simply, an exercise in culinary restraint and harmony. The Star Beckham: A visual and structural feat, the star-shaped crust, filled to the brim with ricotta and bacon, is an architectural marvel. Removing the red onions allowed the savory depth of the bacon and the brightness of the basil and ranch to coalesce into a flavor profile that feels both innovative and deeply satisfying. The Traditional Pepperoni: Even the most basic offering was executed with technical perfection. When a four-year-old, the most honest of all food critics, declares it the best pizza they have ever consumed, you know the foundation of the dough and sauce is impeccable. We were further impressed by the beverage program, specifically the Mastri Birrai Umbri Blonde Ale. Its crisp, clean finish was the perfect accompaniment to the richness of the cheeses, proving that the beverage curation is just as thoughtful as the menu design. The Final Verdict We left Flower Mound with empty boxes and full hearts, the memory of the meal serving as the primary topic of conversation for the entire duration of our road trip back to El Paso. A "great" pizza can be found in many corners of Texas, but an *extraordinary* pizza is a distinct privilege. Mister O1 does not simply feed you; they transport you. My only professional grievance is the significant distance between El Paso and Flower Mound. If you find yourself anywhere near the North Texas area, treat this as a mandatory pilgrimage. It is, without reservation, a must-visit destination for anyone who treats pizza as a serious culinary art form.

Atmosphere: Bright and open in a strip mall with some outdoor seating. Nice table settings. 1 Star…read more Service: Fantastic. Our waiter explained the history of the shop as well as the menu. He never made us wait for anything and was very polite. 2 Stars Food: We ordered (essentially) 4 pizzas and a Caprese salad. The Caprese was fantastic. The high quality EVOO that was served with it was very fruity and delectable. We had the classic pepperoni pizza, a 1/2- 1/2 Federico and Meat Lovers 2.0, and a Maria. All three were very good. I like a little more sauce on mine with a bit more "tang" to it, but it was still good. Crust on all were that perfect crispy that would hold up to just holding it from the end crust. 1.5 Stars Overall: Good pizza, and next time we will try the "Extraordinary" pizzas which have ricotta stuffed in them. 4.5 Stars

Don Camillo's has turned into one of our go-to spots. Everyone is always friendly and the…read moreatmosphere is comfortable. A few things we pretty much order every time: the saltimbocca is pure comfort, braised short rib is rich and fall-apart tender, and the Gorgonzola pasta is creamy, bold, and incredibly satisfying - definitely opt to add both the pancetta and mushrooms. The aioli with the bread is dangerously addictive; we always end up asking for more bread just to keep dipping. If you're trying to decide what to order, those dishes have never missed for us. Consistently delicious and the kind of food you keep thinking about after you leave.

Always great food- The special gnocchi Alforno was delish don't take it off your menu pls.read more

It's one of the best pizzas I've tried in the Denton area, the employees give excellent service,…read morehighly recommended

What a disappointment! I know Jonuzi's can make good pizza as I've had the lasagne pizza and it was…read moremighty fine. This time we tried the Tuscany. Very few toppings, overcooked and - even though I paid for extra cheese - the actual amount was minuscule. Would not have even eaten it but we were very hungry. Sad. The next day the owner had the gall to publicly criticize me for leaving a bad review. That's not the way it works buddy rough. The public needs to know. Manage better!

Food is amazing, staff is very friendly and the music has a Christian mix in there! So wonderfulread more

The crust was hard, as typical gluten free pizza is. The crust seemed to be bought from the same…read moreplace other pizza places purchase their gluten free pizza crust.

GreT Bar. Good food. I was advised t o order the child size spaghetti and it was still more than I…read morecould eat in one setting..and delicious. Made me realize I really like spaghetti and meatballs

Old Hag's is interesting. It has a small town feel. There's plenty of seating both in the dining…read morearea and at the bar. The restaurant is clean. The staff are friendly and attentive. It's actually open 24hrs a day for takeout. Visit 1 - Great service & food. Visit 2 - No signs indicating seat yourself, but it was seat yourself. We ordered a thin crust pizza with pepperoni, beef, bell pepper, and extra cheese. We received a pizza with no meat at all. It was delicious, just not what we ordered. They do use quality cheese. You can tell the dough is freshly made. The waiter and bartender were both wonderful. Visit 3 - We ordered the Mulberry Special pizza with pan crust. The pizza was beautiful! It wasn't a pan pizza, but I guess it's what they're calling pan. It was a standard depth pizza crust bottom (nothing pan about it) with a thicker raised high edge on the outer edge of the pizza. It looked like a stuffed crust pizza, but it wasn't stuffed. It had a generous amount of toppings. Service was great, but they did send our waiter out to do a delivery while he was assigned to wait tables. That seemed a little odd. We unknowingly came on karaoke night. They had a small stage. Before certain hours it was family friendly with kids on stage. Later hours was adult karaoke with less restrictions on music. They have 2 pool tables. It's $1 per game. They do have a change machine by the tables. The machine did give us 1 dime in place of a quarter. They also have a claw machine and an arcade game. They seem to play only country music. There is a jukebox, so you could change it up. There's something about this place that is endearing. We will definitely go back. It's a hidden gem.

We went to Genti's for Christmas Eve dinner. The service was good. There were many servers there…read morefor a holiday evening. I had the caprese salad and lobster ravioli with a glass of Chardonnay. The lobster ravioli sauce was not my favorite but it's my fault for not reading the menu closer. The booths had high backs and provided some privacy from those sitting around us, which was nice. We are looking forward to trying some other dishes in the future.

This is a wonderful, family owned Italian restaurant with DELICIOUS food, warm and friendly…read moreservice, and a very nice bar! The food is extremely well prepared, very fresh, and wonderfully authentic. My family comes here for lunch really often, since they have a very reasonably lunch menu! The fresh bread they put on the table is some of the best I've ever had. Their pizza is large, well priced, and not lacking for any toppings! Also, their house dressing is this beautiful tomato vinaigrette that my husband loves!