Amazing pizza! I always reorder from this place because it tastes so good. Always consistent and…read morespicy jalapenos.

I come out and try this restaurant the food was amazing. I had the pasta with chicken and I also…read moretoo ordered a shrimp dish as well.

There are restaurants you visit, and then there are restaurants you return to again and again until…read morethey feel like an extension of home. ASTI Trattoria, nestled in the heart of Hyde Park, is firmly in the second category for me -- and has been for twenty-five years. In a city that churns through dining trends at a dizzying pace, ASTI endures because it gets the fundamentals right. Walking in, you're struck by how the space manages to feel both intimate and unhurried, even on Valentine's Day. The atmosphere is casual without being careless, warm without being fussy -- the kind of place where a solo diner with a novel feels just as comfortable as a couple celebrating an anniversary or a small group catching up over a long meal, as I can personally attest having happily experienced all of the above. The room itself seems to encourage you to slow down, order another espresso, mocktail, or glass of wine, and linger. Much of that welcome begins before you even sit down. The host greets you as though genuinely glad you've arrived, and the feeling carries through the entire meal. The waitstaff here are notably knowledgeable -- not in a performance-y, recitation-of-the-specials way, but in the way of people who actually know and love the food they're serving. Ask a question about a dish or a wine pairing and you'll get a real, considered answer. The kitchen is the heart of it all. Chef after chef at ASTI has upheld a commitment to Italian classical cuisine done with precision and care -- house-made pastas, deeply flavored sauces, proteins treated with respect. The menu spans the kind of range that makes a table of friends with different tastes and different budgets all leave happy. Whether you're ordering a simple but perfectly executed pasta or something more ambitious from the evening's specials, the quality holds. Worth calling out specifically: ASTI has developed a genuine reputation for gluten-free expertise, offering thoughtful options that don't feel like afterthoughts. For diners who navigate dietary restrictions and too often find themselves staring at a sad, token menu item, eating here is a genuine pleasure rather than a compromise. ASTI Trattoria is the rare neighborhood restaurant that has earned its longevity -- not by chasing what's new, but by honoring what's good. It's an Austin treasure, truly.​​​​​​​

Nicest wait staff ever. Delicious food, love the lamb pappardelle. My boyfriend loved his lasagna…read more Nice atmosphere. Love the fresh bread and oil too. One of our favorite Italian places in Austin. Coming from Long Island, it's so hard to find good Italian but I approve this place!

I just had their beef shawarma plate, with their falafel for an appetizer and the classic walnut…read morebaklava for dessert. The food was absolutely delicious. Everything tasted genuinely and home made. The place is quiet and the vibe is just right. The staff was very friendly and so nice. Thoroughly enjoyed my experience.

I want to love this place more. The hookah place next door is tops, which is how I first noticed…read morethis restaurant and added it to my bucket list. I was so excited to try it out, and from the moment I walked in, I thought i was going to be in for a real treat. The ambiance was fantastic, ugly outside but a transformation inside. Sure it looks dated and tacky with Persian rugs dressing up cheap wooden benches, and middle-eastern floor seating that seems off limits unless/until they determine whether they like you or not, but it's Austin. There's real personality here. We were pumped for the food, ordering a pretty epic spread. Great: Gyro. Clearly roasted and carved properly on a spit versus the pre-sliced garbage that often graces lesser Greek and Middle-Eastern establishments. Falafel was exceptionally crispy on the outside and moist inside, accompanied by a lovingly crafted hummus. Meh: literally everything else we had was pretty boring or bad. The rice was clumpy, a clear sign that the rice had been cooled and reheated. That's pretty unforgivable (the only time that's permissible and proper is for fried rice or rice desserts like rice pudding). The chicken was overcooked and bland -- no salt at all. Kofta, which I always look forward to was undercooked and slimy inside. No thank you. From its location, kitschy decor, and friendly service I really REALLY wanted to love this place, but sadly, the food is what fell far from the mark. I hope they find their mojo.

I've been to Pizza do Roma on two occasions…read more On the first visit my husband and I decided to stop by there while on our E-bike ride. We parked our bike and walked in. We were greeted by a friendly person at the counter. He took our order and told us to sit wherever we wanted. The restaurant is small but has seating in two areas. As you order you can view the pizzas and decide what you would like by the slice. They also have a full menu displayed on the wall with other food options that you can order. This time we ordered two slices of pepperoni, one slice of margherita, and one slice of pizza di roma. The pepperoni pizza was my favorite. The margherita pizza was good and the pizza di roma had a meat and veggies which was tasty. The cheese was melted and when you would pull the pieces apart it would stretch. The crust was strong under the ingredients and the exterior crust on the edges were crispy. This pizza was delicious. On the second visit I went with my husband and kids. This time we took our car and found 1 hour parking across from the restaurant. We had a similar experience in terms of friendly service. We each order our own slices. I got the pepperoni and pizza di roma. Both were very good. We also ordered a whole pepperoni pizza to take home. Overall pizza di roma was a great place to visit. It has a small atmosphere, friendly service, and delicious pizza.

The pizza here is incredible!! When I get a pizza to go and share it with friends, everyone is like…read more"Damn that's good!" (Sausage and pepperoni my favorite.) Really nice and authentically Italian guys running the place. Give it a try.

The food was amazing. I called and told them I had a food allergy and was told to mark it on my…read moreorder and that they would look for my order when it came through and make sure all things were cleaned before making my food. Went to pick up and they confirmed again that they took measures to make sure nothing was contaminated with my allergen and even wrote in the box.

I recently ordered from Market Street Pizza through UberEats and was SO impressed... I already…read morecan't wait to order it again! NOTE: - Delivery or curbside only (no inside seating) - Online ordering: available on their website through ToastTab THE HIGHS: - All the food was hot and fresh when it was delivered - The boxes were clean and well packaged... nothing slid or made a mess during delivery - 8 inch personal pizzas are perfect for a single person - The panuozzos are MASSIVE - Open late THE LOWS: - None! THE PRICE: Very reasonable for the portion size - Meatball panuozzo ($15.95) - 8" mac n cheese pizza ($10.99) BEST BITES: - Meatball panuozzo (the bread stayed crispy the entire time and it was STUFFED with meatballs, cheese and sauce... one of my favorite meatball subs I've had) - 8" mac n cheese pizza (the mac n' cheese is in an even layer and is crispy on top) THE VERDICT: I've been sleeping on Market Street for a takeout pizza option... I can't wait to try some of their other pizza choices and panuozzos because what I tried was fantastic! Highly recommend!

Pizza is my favorite food. We decided to give this new place a try... sourdough pizza. I also love…read moresourdough. Well, words can't quite describe how amazing this pizza was. It is now our favorite pizza in Austin. The staff was great. Good atmosphere. Will definitely be back.

Outlaw pizza has been on my list of places to check out. Today I was in and around their…read moreneighborhood. Thought I would grab a pizza to go. Easy to find. Decent parking lot. And a gorgeous mural on the outside wall at their entrance. I walked in, sign says seat yourself. I sat at the bar as the booths were all set with plates, and I was just 1 person ordering to go. Sat at the bar. Looked over their menu. Decided on a "build your own" pizza. I got a 14 inch pizza, which is plenty of slices for me. I added sausage, black olives, and jalapeños. Chatted with the bartender, Juan. We talked about San Diego, as we both used to live there. Mexican food, and where to find good Mexican food here in Texas. Juan shared a few of his favorite food truck Mexican food with me. So now I'll be adding more to my list. Supposed to be subtracting from my list, not adding. Sigh. 70 more places to try.

Very good food and friendly service. The pay what you will Tuesday's made this kind of high quality…read morefood available to me which I really appreciate. I never get to go to places like this so it felt good and I felt included and not made to feel bad for not being able to pay the full amount. Also allowed me to try and recommend their food which was very good and healthy!

Tried L'Oca d'Oro on one of their pay-what-you-will nights (they do this on Tuesdays) and had mixed…read morefeelings. The tomato salad was my favorite -- really fresh, simple, and well done. I also tried the mozzarella, which was good but fairly straightforward. Honestly, I probably would've been happier just sticking with those two dishes. Unfortunately, the pasta didn't work for me. It felt a bit dry and heavy, and just wasn't something I enjoyed or wanted to finish. I also found the payment process a bit confusing. They do provide menu pricing, but you're given a sheet to fill out what you want to pay, and I wasn't totally sure what was expected. It made the overall value feel unclear--and that's even considering I paid quite a bit less than what the meal would normally cost. That said, the atmosphere and the people were enjoyable, and I do like the idea behind offering this kind of night. It just didn't fully come together for me from a food and value standpoint.

Aexa was absolutely amazing! She was so kind, welcoming, and attentive from start to finish. She…read moremade us feel comfortable, checked on us often, and had such a positive attitude the whole time. Her service truly made our experience even better in addition also helped a lot with our family members bday!!

Came in for a beer while randomly in the area. We were…read moregreeted immediately. We ended up sitting at the bar. Kenneth was the bartender but a couple ladies were also helping. It was thursday so Kenneth told us about the deal for half price pitchers which is about 4 beers total, it was cheaper then the 2 single beers we came in for so of course we got the pitcher! We also tried the fried zucchini sticks, they were good- we weren't a fan of the aoli and thought the zucchini could have been sliced about half the size that they served it. Overall we enjoyed our time here with amazing service , cold beer and all around good vibes.