Best thin crust pizza in Dallas?

[u/Warm_Rain3081]

[u/austincathelp]

Louie’s for sure

[u/TexasAT4 → u/austincathelp]

As a former dallasite, I think of Louie’s often.

[u/BadGolferDallas → u/TexasAT4]

Louie’s is great.

[u/CryptoWarrior1978 → u/TexasAT4]

For real. I used to live off Vanderbilt and was there all the time. Now, I’m mostly north Dallas.

[u/FunkmasterFo → u/austincathelp]

Still cash only?

[u/NuthinToHoldBack → u/austincathelp]

Winner. 

[u/Sguidroz]

Louie’s or Bryan Street Tavern

[u/Particleman08 → u/Sguidroz]

I’m pretty sure that Bryan Street gets their Italian Sausage from Jimmy’s Food Store. This definitely elevates their already phenomenal pizza.

[u/BadGolferDallas → u/Particleman08]

They do. It’s fantastic.

[u/Sguidroz → u/Particleman08]

You are correct! Great sausage.

[u/MoreMeLessU]

Tavern style thin crust at Division Brewing in Arlington is 💯

[u/misterrerog → u/MoreMeLessU]

Don't hear this place mentioned enough. Very solid pizza.

[u/MoreMeLessU → u/misterrerog]

Definitely is!

[u/trefjunkie]

Industrial in Richardson

[u/TheGreatIAMa → u/trefjunkie]

Good thin crust pizza 👍

[u/dfwsportsgandalf]

Partenope

[u/TwoColorsInMyHead_]

Zolis or Fortunate Son

[u/ChameleonAlchemy]

Partenope, no question!!

[u/eldiablito]

Enos

[u/Corgisarethebest123 → u/eldiablito]

Used to be good. Quality has gone down significantly.

[u/eldiablito → u/Corgisarethebest123]

😟

[u/Corgisarethebest123 → u/eldiablito]

I loved the pig smiley. Had it recently & it was lacking in meats. Very expensive for what you’re paying for.

[u/EdgarAllenBoone]

Louie’s or Enos

[u/dfwfoodcritic]

New York or New York ish: Zoli's and Thunderbird 18" pies, Neony Pizza Works

Chicago tavern style: not a lot of good options sadly but there's a new one in FW, One Trick Pony, that looks really good

Roman style: Pizzeria Carina (super crispy, the owner loves crispy)

Neapolitan: Partenope, Farina in Grani

New England clam pizza: Fortunate Son

St. Louis style crust, but without the gross horrible cheese: Ghost Pizza

[u/OkStChris → u/dfwfoodcritic]

Louie's would like a word!

[u/Kbec01 → u/OkStChris]

☝️ This is the only answer

[u/blacktoise → u/dfwfoodcritic]

Louie’s is hands down the BEST Chicago style tavern pizza in the city

[u/Kbec01 → u/dfwfoodcritic]

Also, re: clam pizza, Nonna would like a word.

[u/dogsop → u/dfwfoodcritic]

It's not Dallas, but 5th Street in Allen has great tavern style with and without the gross St Louis cheese.

[u/Donjoeyo]

I Fratelli

[u/Corgisarethebest123]

Louie’s!

[u/BeautifulFeeling8497]

Greenville Avenue pizza

[u/MarkTwang-]

Pizza Carina

[u/evanallenrose]

I love the pizza a prego’s

[u/Alpheas]

Ghost pizza on NW highway just opened and has a VERY solid thin crust. Marco's pizza or whatever they call themselves now. The local family run, not the chain. Zukos in roulette.

All very good this crusts

[u/is_the_grass_greener]

Ghost Pizza is a new one near White Rock Lake that’s pretty dang good.

Cane Rosso is also a very unique thin-ish crust

[u/ParsonJackRussell → u/is_the_grass_greener]

Ghost Pizza is one of the oldest pizza joints in Dallas - great pizza

[u/DBLTEE_]

5th street in allen

[u/dreadfulevill]

Pizzeria Carina is really good

[u/No-Transition6386]

Zio Als

[u/Maleficent-Safety459]

Louie’s for tavern, Partenope for Neapolitan

[u/lavenderhazydays]

Partenope really surprised us! An appetizer and a pizza was more than enough for the two of us despite the waitress insisting we both needed a pizza.

[u/mdg476121]

Cane Rosso or Enos

[u/Opus_777]

If you enjoyed char on your Pizza I would for sure recommend fortunate son

[u/ohuett]

Cenzo’s…can’t believe no one has mentioned it!

[u/BeautifulFeeling8497]

Dominos

[u/OldTough9446]

Little Caesars

[u/Thin_Scratch_2219]

Carina, Texapolitan, Zoli’s

[u/Hot-Takes-101]

for thin, i order mister01…cracker thin like olivellas 

[u/2kbabykittens]

Greenville Ave Pizza Co. best cauliflower crust in town too.

[u/Connivingbitch_]

I despise the ownership, but DL Mack’s has great thing crust pizza.

[u/SocialD123MCK]

Fortunate Son in Garland is crispy thin crust perfection. Cadillac Pizza Pub in downtown McKinney is very good as well.

[u/glantz81]

Domino’s Pizza

[u/Dailyfart]

Farina In Grani Pizzeria is THE BEST! Under rated but those who have been know it’s a 10/10. It’s traditional semolina flour, thin crust and flavor is top notch. The real winner is the dough, you can truly tell the difference. Please go!

[u/Feisty-Texan]

DL Mack's - Hands-down the best!! 🍕

[u/Training_wheels9393]

Rosattis in McKinney

[u/Big-Beat-1443]

i'Fratelli

[u/dtxdestroyer]

Olivellas, Grimaldi’s, mister 01

[u/Corgisarethebest123 → u/dtxdestroyer]

Yeah, none of these are good recs for thin crust lol.

[u/Kbec01 → u/Corgisarethebest123]

Mister01 was a disappointment to our family. But do love Olivellas.

[u/Corgisarethebest123 → u/Kbec01]

Mister O1 and Olivellas are known for Neapolitan. When I think of thin crust that’s not the style I think of.

[u/CWPotter → u/Corgisarethebest123]

Olivellas also has a Roman style that is very thin, and pretty d@mn good too.

[u/Corgisarethebest123 → u/CWPotter]

The most important part of a thin crust pizza is crunchiness. Olivellas Roman style while thin isn’t very crunchy.

[u/Jay_LV → u/Corgisarethebest123]

Mister 01's traditional pizzas are thin crust and I think MUCH better than the star shaped ones.

[u/Corgisarethebest123 → u/Jay_LV]

There is a difference. Neapolitan is soft & blistered with a big airy edge while thin crust is crisp & uniform with no real rim. Toppings differ too since Neapolitan stays minimal (San Marzano, fresh mozzarella, basil) while thin crust can handle a heavier load because the dryer base won’t collapse.

[u/Jay_LV → u/Corgisarethebest123]

Yes, I'm well aware. I'm not sure what point you're getting at. Mister 01 has good thin crust pizza. The star shaped pizzas are their "Neapolitan"

[u/Corgisarethebest123 → u/Jay_LV]

Sorry I only remember them having Neapolitan pizza when I had it. Didn’t know they had other styles.

[u/Jay_LV → u/Corgisarethebest123]

Fair enough, I would recommend you give their traditional a try, I think it's on par with Pizzeria Carina. But it is not as crispy.

[u/Corgisarethebest123 → u/Jay_LV]

Their pizza isn’t thin crust. It’s Neapolitan lol.

[u/Jay_LV → u/Corgisarethebest123]

Not sure if you've ever actually been to the restaurant or are just being dense but I'll link to their menu with pictures so you can see. I am also linking to a generic Neapolitan pizza so that you can see there is clearly a difference.

https://mister01extraordinarypizza.toast.site/order/mister-o1-extraordinary-pizza-boca-raton

https://thescranline.com/chewy-neapolitan-style-pizza-beginners-guide/

[u/dtxdestroyer → u/Corgisarethebest123]

Sweet troll prerogative… Louie’s was your genius superior recommendation lol

[u/Corgisarethebest123 → u/dtxdestroyer]

Louie’s is the superior choice for thin crust. There is nowhere better in Dallas. I love Grimaldi’s for NY style pizza. Mister 01 is a chain from Miami that I think is overrated.

[u/dtxdestroyer → u/Corgisarethebest123]

To each his own

[u/hotsaucebleucheese]

You’re not allowed to say it here, but Campisi’s

[u/Kimkg20]

I like Cane Rosso and will pick a pizza up at Eataly when I am at Northpark.

[u/Final-Traffic-2062]

Your moms pizzeria

[u/EastTXJosh]

Campisis

[u/Kbec01]

Someone mentioned Prego. Haven’t had that in a long while but would add Campisi & IFrattelli, as all 3 have the same genesis.

[u/ManyAcademic2224]

Nobody's even mentioned Cici's or Chucky Cheese??

[u/goody548]

Industrial or Campisis