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Listed under Pizza Restaurants. located in Houston.
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Local pizzeria chain serving NY-style pies, plus pasta, sandwiches & gelato, in a relaxed space.
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- Address3700 Almeda Rd, Houston, TX 77004, USA
- Phone(281) 793-3333
- Websitewww.luigispizzeria.pizza/
- HoursMonday11:00 AM – 10:00 PMTuesday11:00 AM – 10:00 PMWednesday11:00 AM – 10:00 PMThursday11:00 AM – 10:00 PMFriday11:00 AM – 12:00 AMSaturday11:00 AM – 12:00 AMSunday12:00 – 10:00 PM
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Best pizza I've had in houston so far, my go to is the smoked bbq pizza. I like how on their pizzas you can taste each individual component and not just greasy cheese. Great date night spot too, it gives a classic pizza parlor feel. Connected to a bar, so its even better for the chill energy if your looking for it.
Edit: August 2025 -- They went back to the old dough!! And, it's back on top - pizza was crisp, full of flavor, and freshness. Also tried the french fries which were amazing. Only one side note: my friend ordered the fries as a vegan option, so was disappointed to find a few chicken crumbs at the bottom - if a separate oil vat for fries or note can be made on the menu - I think those with dietary restrictions would be grateful. Other than that, will definitely be back - the girl at the register and guy with the curly hair working on 08.03.25 were very accomodating and friendly. 5/5 - thank you Luigi's for making it right!! This place used to be great. Spent over $50 for 2 pizzas. Neither of which were great, but the larger one was nothing more than a frozen bad grocery store pizza. No flavor whatsoever - couldn’t even finish it. Felt like a prime example of wasting money which is a cardinal sin in these days. I remember the pico de gallo topping being amazing and vibrant - this go round it was so skimpy hardly any diced tomatoes or onions and just few super spicy, poorly chopped jalapeños. Dough tasted bland as well. I’m just upset having spent this and barely enjoyed it.
When you pull up you are met with a cool mural on the side of the building. One kf the main draws to this pizza spot is that it connects to Axelrad beer garden through a patio door. The interior dining space is limited but a great vibe. The outdoor patio has plenty of seating to accomodate anyone stopping in or passing through after a few drinks. The service was pretty solid, the staff were friendly. I would say that the pizza is overpriced for how it tastes. The pizza came out and looked great but tasted average. For less money for 2 slices, you'd get much better flavor and more interior seating elbow room at Frank's Pizza. The fountain soda taste pretty good. Overall the meal was a B level but the price brought it down slightly to about C+. If you had a few drinks in you, I am certain this pizza would be heavenlyz but completely sober I'd have to say it pleases the eyes more than the mouth.
Great pizza!! Bbq brisket was amazing, fresh and fast service. Awesome to have the beer garden next door to hang out in.
Luigi’s Pizzeria offers a cozy, comforting environment to grab a diverse array of Italian treats. Customer service was good, and staff whipped up our order quite fast. In terms of the actual pizza and salad though, the experience felt a bit lackluster. I tried the Philly Cheesesteak with a Baby Luigi’s salad. They both lacked real flavor until we doused them in red chilly flakes and parmesan cheese and even then, they both seemed like overpriced items for the experience we had. I’m curious to go back and try different toppings to see if that would make a difference, since the sauce and crust were quite good.

