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    More Home Slice Pizza

    4.4 (602 reviews)
    InexpensivePizza, Italian, Sandwiches
    Closed 11:00 am - 11:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Pepperoni pizza
    Ricardo P.

    Absolutely loved Home Slice! Being able to buy by the slice is ideal, and both the eggplant and pepperoni slices were top-notch. Fast, fantastic service even with a packed house and a lively crowd. highly recommend!

    Thao R.

    We originally stopped by Home Slice hoping for a quick bite, but the main location had about a 20-minute wait and felt more sit-down than we wanted. So we popped next door to More Home Slice and that ended up being the best call. The wait was short, the staff was friendly, and it was exactly the low-key vibe we were looking for. Street parking only and outdoor seating. We grabbed a pepperoni slice and wow! Easily one of the best New York style pizzas I've had. Thin, crunchy, and sturdy enough to hold its shape. Perfect spot when you want something quick and really good!

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    Erik B.

    Decent spot for a quick slice refuel when your initial lunch plans for walking up and down Congress St. fall through. Service was fast and friendly and the pepperoni NY style slice was about as good as any other I've had. We found a spot inside at one of the counters by the window because it was chilly but there was lots of spots on the patio and they even had some heaters on for the waiting area which was nice when we were getting ready to leave and waiting for my brother to use the bathroom.

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    Roxanne S.

    Pizza and vibes were good. I'm particular about my pizza crust and it was crispy on the outside but soft on the inside. Just how I like it. We also got the Italian sub and some salads. The food didn't take very long to be ready. The sub was HUGE. Half a sub is more than enough for one person. The salad had fresh ingredients and the dressing was homemade. I wish the garlic knots had more of a garlic butter on the outside. They were a bit dry for me but my mom loved them. There was lots of outdoor seating. Not as much indoor seating but we were able to find a spot.

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    Rachel S.

    Slices and whole pizzas sold beer and wine sold. Outdoor seating dining room has a larger menu. Can't be super busy during the weekend.

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    Megan Y.

    I stopped by here with a fellow Yelper before the event at Zach Theater. We got lucky as the store only had a couple of customers in line, and we were able to order & be served within 10-15 mins. They are good at their jobs & were able to manage eat-in, to-go, and Doordash orders fairly quickly. They all took turns bringing orders out, as well. They have limited but ample seating inside and a couple of patio style tables with umbrellas outside (photo below). Their slices are huge, so one is definitely enough unless you came with a very empty stomach. I got the margherita this time but also considered the non-vegan spinach white pie - will have to be another day. This pizza is better than chains, but I've also had better gourmet styles. It does feel good that the famed local bastion of pizza isn't bad, though!

    1. Margherita
    Sonia N.

    I was craving a crispy cheesy slice and stopped in here on Saturday night. The pizza was lukewarm and I requested it be heated a little more. They couldn't reheat the same slice but generously offered to heat another slice. It was still lukewarm, no cheese pull, not satisfying at all. The crust was tasty but it was such a waste and tasted like nothing.

    Audacious service fee Homie!
    Chase H.

    Audacious service fee Homie! I actually love Home Slice I've lived 2 blocks away from them for a decade now and have spent thousands of dollars there over the years. But I have to put them on blast! Because now they've decided to slip a new 'restaurant service charge' on top of the bill! Not added gratuity, a "service charge, the restaurant keeps!" MAN F' THAT HOMIE! I'm SO DAMN TIRED OF GREEDY PIGS. It's $30+ for a large freaking pizza already. Man I'm gonna regretfully have to stop giving Home Slice my money out of principle now. HOW ABOUT YOU "COVER YOUR COSTS"! Why I'm I subsidizing your shit!? F' your added fees ! "The restaurant keeps 100%" man that's ballsy phrasing too!

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    Mili C.

    One slice, so yummy with cheese topping powder on the picnic tables. They bring hour pizza out to you and so nice! Ambiance is relaxed and family friendly, it's off the road so it's casual dining

    Scott S.

    I think i like the Central Austin location better, but I have to say Home Slice is always really solid pizza - nice and crispy..I think the plain or pepperoni better than the other stuff. I think it's expensive for what it is, but that's the Austin premium pizza price for ya! I will keep going to Home Slice though because it def. hits the spot when you're in the mood for NY or NJ style pizza. Just know it's not quite going to be the same...which is fine..because we are in the Lone Star State!

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    Brandy W.

    Solid slice and quick bite when you're hungry walking. The smells hit and it's over. $4.25 for a cheese slice so we took 4 to tide us over. The whole fam agreed it was an A.

    David G.

    Where's the sauce!? This is from today (05.08.2025). Sicilian pepperoni. Hardly any sauce. Do you have new people making your pizza? I'm a long-time customer (over 15 years) and this is the driest Sicilian pepperoni slice I've ever had.

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    Michelle D.

    Ok... man how have I never reviewed this place? Oh, Home Slice.... we have known each other maybe more than a decade? You've known me since before I had kids walking Congress and now to almost every weekend seeing both my kids as they grow up. You took my family of 20 in the day after my wedding when we were hungry. You've hosted many of my kiddos birthday parties at your place and always show up for birthday parties at the park. We know we can always just stop by when we're in the hood and my children have come to know you as someone we can always count on. But for real though, the star of this review is their Italian sub. I can't believe I never knew about this until a few months ago. The bread is a perfect shell crunch housing all the goodness inside. It doesn't overpower the sandwich at all and allows all the other ingredients inside to express themselves. The super finely shredded lettuce is genius making for easy tear off bites. For those of you who don't think you even like Italian subs, I was one of you. You're welcome.

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    13 years ago

    Eat there, do not order takeout pies. They rush through the orders and its not even close to NYC pizza anyway.

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    So busy and crowded. Friendly staff. Pizza is not NY. Not close. I'm sure it will remain busy but just not that good. Salad was great.

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    You have to list the meatball sub at Home Slice on the list of the Top 100 reasons to live in Austin. No joke.

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    7 years ago

    Best ny slice in town. Huge fan. This is a must-try if you're a fan of NY style pizza and live in Austin.

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    9 years ago

    Simply amazing. Probably one of the best pizzas I've ever had! I'll definitely be coming back next time I'm in town :)

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    Our favorite place in Austin. Their pepperoni pizza and Cesar salad are delicious. My kids love this place

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    I got a slice of margherita bc it smelled soo good when I walked by! It was amazing! Wish I had time to go back!

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    Honestly I thought it was just ok. Nothing special. Cheap greasy pizza.... Not unique at all.

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    On a Saturday night, this place was packed! The line all the way to the gate when you enter, and…read moresomeone was greeting you to direct you to wherever you aimed to be in The Vortex. The person greeting us, even shared some insights for some upcoming shows. They'd be having that seem great to attend. It's fun to have that sense of community being welcomed into the restaurant as soon as you get there! We split up, and I went to grab seats while the other member of my party stood in line. Seating wasn't difficult, and it was well ventilated, which was highly favorable and much appreciated in the heat with missing fans, running constantly, cute ambience, lighting with the small bulb lights, and even bug spray available they make sure that this dining experience was covered on all bases so that you would have a great one. The menus are easily accessible, with multiple copies, being passed down the line, and sitting in the stand as soon as you walk up. However, after hearing about the restaurant online, and taking some time to read the menu prior to arrival, I knew what was on my mind - carbonara. From arrival to ordering with maybe about a 30 to 40 minute wait however, it was worthwhile. The dishes are made to order, with fresh pasta being used, making it even better. We opted for two half orders to share, and that was definitely enough food because we ended up even taking leftovers. We also got an order of the garlic bread with tons of roasted garlic, parmesan, and green onions. While the carbonara was flavorful and what my mind was initially set on, the other pasta actually ended up stealing the show and was what we finished immediately the Leopold had a pesto base and a nice hint of spice even without the peppers (which were taken off in our order). Overall, the most difficult part of this meal was parking, and the fight was completely forgotten after my first taste. They have a small lot, however, if you circled the nearby neighborhood a couple times you're sure to find a place to put your car.

    Patrizi's is my favorite spot for handmade fettuccine--honestly, some of the best pasta I've ever…read morehad. I'd recommend it to anyone who loves fresh pasta. The East Austin location can get pretty busy, so it's best to arrive early if you want to avoid a long wait. The spacious patio is very dog-friendly, and there's an indoor bar right across from the food truck where you can grab a drink or a glass of wine while waiting. There's even a cute cat that roams around, which adds to the charm. The Carbonara Alexandra has always been my favorite. The addition of the runny egg yolk makes the sauce extra creamy and rich, and once you start eating it, it's genuinely hard to stop.

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    When you walk into a restaurant and there is a line when it opens, it is either cheap food or an…read moreexperience. We were eating from out of town, from Los Angeles, and crossing our fingers! Thankfully, Red Ash was an experience! From being greeted by the hostess and accommodated by not going up the flight of stairs (bad knee), to the end with hot cream-filled doughnuts. We started with a great greeting by Jacob, our server, who was also the sommelier. So I took his recommendation for the EPC Brut Premier Cru, because I wanted bubbles and it was heavenly. My daughter's Shirley Temple was perfect with her favorite cherries! To start, we had the Hot and Crispy Country Italian Bread and the San Daniele Prosciutto and Burrata. I would be happy to eat this combination for the rest of my life! My daughter ordered the 1/2 portions of Capelletti "Bishop's Hats" and Handmade Potato Gnocchi "Gratinata" after conferring with Jacob due to her odd food allergy. The gnocchi were like eating clouds of sunshine. I had the 1/2 portion of Mezze Rigatoni Alla Campagnola, which was filled with incredible flavors with every bite. For dessert, we had the Hot Cream Filled Doughnuts even though we were full, but they were perfection with the Blackberry Marmalatta. The experience was complete and was sublime. We actually called over Peter, who was the General Manager, and complimented him on the food (homemade pasta!), staff (specifically the hostesses and Jacob), service (top-notch), and overall ambiance (industrial chic). I even said that they should have a Michelin star! We hope to be back in Austin to experience Red Ash again. Highly recommend this restaurant.

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    Juliet Italian Kitchen

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    Think I just died and went to heaven. I just discovered Bottomless Brunch at Juliet's and gluttony…read morehas never been more real. Every Saturday and Sunday from 11am - 3pm, you can order UNLIMITED amounts of whatever food items your heart craves for only $38/person. What's better... (or worse)-- if you order a mimosa or Bloody Mary, your first is full price and every round after is HALF OFF. The plates are smaller, which is perfect for sharing / eating more! Without a doubt *hands down* my all time favorite was the lasagna-- I hated sharing this.

    "Unfortunate" is probably the best way to sum up our experience at Juliet's. When we arrived we…read morewere very pleased to see they offer free valet parking. After giving our keys away we walked into what is a beautiful outside area at Juliet's. It's a nice mix of feeling like you're in downtown Austin but also not. We went inside to request two seats outside and this is unfortunately where everything fell apart. After being seated all the way at the very corner of the restaurant near the entrance, we didn't receive water for 15 minutes. In fact, we had to ask for water, as well as silverware, from a person who was cleaning a table- not a waiter. We didn't order until about 30 minutes after being seated. We noticed that others around us who were dressed nicer for the occasion were receiving service but we were not (jeans and a nice top as opposed to a dressy outfit). This is less of an accusation and more of an observation. It took another waiter noticing that we had not been served to come over and take our order, and that was 5 minutes after we had to flag down a busser to ask for water. The flip side of that whole first part is that the food was pretty good. We got complimentary table bread (after we asked for it since it never came before our main meal) that was soft and went well with the olive oil it came with. For our entrees we got the shrimp scampi and chicken parm. The shrimp scampi was fantastic and light with creamy and bold flavors in-between. The chicken parm was maybe the largest chicken cutlet we've seen given out at a restaurant. Not only was the cutlet massive but it was delicious as well with a nice, light breading and cheese on top. The spaghetti alongside it was a nice touch but this was a true chicken parm entree as it should be. We were offered a complimentary dessert as an apology for the miscues before we ate but turned it down (still good of them to offer). Leaving was easy as the valet was very attentive and quick to get our car. We wish we could say our time at Juliet's was perfect because the setting and food are very nice and a fun change of pace from the surrounding blocks. However, it's difficult to overlook the mistakes made from the jump. We noticed that another table next to us was also experiencing bad service and looked unhappy enough to leave in the middle of their meal/ We're always open to having good food again so hopefully the next time we're here things are different. Just an unfortunate bittersweet taste to what otherwise would have been a fantastic meal.

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    I ate here with a bunch of colleagues and the staff was super accommodating. As someone who cannot…read moreeat dairy, there was little I could eat here but I made it work. The Pollo Alla Griglia was good but absolutely not worth the money. The salad it came with (I ordered it without tomatoes and cheese) was mediocre and not enough pepper could save it. My favorite thing was the iced tea. I went back for a refill at least 8 times because the unsweet tea was just that good...The focaccia was dangerously good as well and I'm glad I had restraint there. Pros: good for groups, focaccia, unsweet tea Cons: expensive, salad could be better, did I say expensive?

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    Nothing typical here folks! Some of the best Italian I've had in forever.....sorry NYC! Fresh…read more bread, hand made pasta and sauces! Sangria to die for with a twist! ( I have had some of the best in Barcelona) cousin Louie's us Michelin Star folks! My fettuccine sauce was perfection and even when I cleared the plate the sauce was so creamy and thick no butter or oil in sight! OMG to die for!! My husband's family is Italian from Milan and he said (sorry Momma and Nona) was better than families!! That's a Hugh statement!! Won't disappoint Thank you for such a lovey, delicious dinning experience! Keep up the good work Louie Epic!!

    Never heard of this place but got a coupon in the mail for a buy one lunch, get a free lunch…read more Decided to try it as I'm always looking for decent Italian food. As it turns out the coupon was only good during the week and it was Saturday. No big deal. I ordered a Meatball Sandwich, my friend an Italian Sandwich (after asking our excellent young waitress about it). She brought out two very tasty types of bread with olive oil for dipping. The sandwiches came with Garlic Fries. The Fries were delicious but unfortunately mine were lukewarm. I certainly could have asked for a fresh portion, but was hungry enough not to bother. That's the reason my rating wasn't 5 Star. Because the restaurant was pretty empty on this Saturday afternoon, I feel the Chef shouldn't have sent out fries that weren't piping hot. The Meatball Sandwich however was marvelous. Freshly made, tasty meatballs with sauce and cheese on their focaccia bread was a real treat. I took half home and ate the rest for dinner. All in all, I'd come back here again as the food was excellent as well as the service.

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    4.3
    (159 reviews)
    5.8 mi
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    Such a good find in Austin!…read more If you're ever craving pasta, this is the place to stop by. We went on a Thursday night and it was pretty busy, but everyone who came in was still able to get a table. It feels very authentic. No Italian-American staples like Alfredo, meatballs, or garlic bread, which was actually refreshing since I'm so used to that style. You can either sit down first and take your time with the menu, or order in line before grabbing a table. Either way, they're very chill about it. Another cool thing: they're BYOB and will even cork it for you. Saw other guests bring their own glasses too, which was a nice touch. The pasta is clearly fresh. I'd recommend the macaroni with mushrooms and sausage. I got the tagliatelle with lemon shrimp cream sauce and loved it, though now I'm curious to try one of their non-cream-based sauces next time. Also spotted another table's lasagna go by and the portion was huge. Already excited to go back next time I'm in Austin. Definitely check this spot out!

    A wonderful Italian cook…read more Who has to work with the same not wonderful ingredients that all of us Americans have to put up with. Italian cooking is ingredient dependent - Even if the cook is a combination of Escoffier, Paul Bocuse and James Beard, An American tomato is an American tomato. To see what the amazing chef of Artipasta can do if he can get the materials worthy of his talents, Try his Pasta and Sardines. There is nothing wrong with American sardines. That dish will fly you to the moon. Other more tomato-dependent items on the menu are pleasant enough. It is sad to see this enormously talented individual being as underutilized as he is. But nothing here is bad. If you think like a cook yourself, You will find other items of glory on the menu.

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