Sauce'd Pizza & BYOB

Food was delicious, we ordered a pepperoni pizza and the classic burger which was sooo good. I would go back just for the cheese burger. Service was great no issues, only thing that was a bit weird was the seating… it was a bit confusing there were reserved tables but it was a first come first served no list you seat yourself in any open table. Seating inside was a bit small so I can see why the wait is a bit long depending when you go.

The best smash burger I have ever had. Salty, cheesy, crispy, gooey….perfection. 10/10

The pizza is good, but I asked for buffalo chicken pizza. She asked if they can do that. And for just buffalo sauce, no chicken. I know it wasn’t on the menu but she put me on hold to even ask. The point was to have meat on the pizza. I said instead of doing bbq chicken pizza can you make a buffalo chicken.

We heard about this place through an Instagram influencer so we decided to give it a try. Location was easy to find and their logo is huge on the building so very easy to see. We walked in and very awkward entrance since the TO GO window is apparently there as well, so we were met with people needing to stand in line for togos. We were enthusiastically greeted by a young man in the dining room I didn’t get his name but he a very good server. We started with garlic bread. It was cooked perfectly. Nice crisp and flaky, cheese had a great pull to it. I was not a fan of the marinara. Tasted like watered down ketchup. We ordered the jalapeño jack burger and the 16 inch half carnivore half margarita. I’m not a fan of onions but the wife so we asked for them to be on the side but they sent them out raw, would have loved them to be grilled. Burger had good flavor and the sauce wasn’t over powering. I was asked if I wanted chips or fries, I am not a fan of chips being paired with a burger. Chips go with sandwiches and I found it disheartening to see they asked me which I wanted but then charged me $3 for them, which after reading the fine print, it is stated on the menu, but that means I paid $12 for the burger, which I feel is a little on the high side and the fries weren’t all that great. The pizza came out hot and I love it when places use a riser for the pan. Unfortunately that’s about all I have good to say. The wife grabbed a slice of the margarita and I grabbed a slice of the carnivore. The slices were so greasy and the bottom of the pizza was soggy. So we fold it up and take a bite. It just wasn’t good. Everything was so bland and all I tasted was grease, no sauce flavor, no crust flavor, nothing. Wife said hers was bland as well, just no flavor at all. A few other notable mentions. Everything was disposable. The cheapest of cheap paper plates, I would have loved to see trays with liners at least to eat my pizza on. Cheap plasticware, if you’re going to do that, I would recommend at least rolling them. Ranch cup, sauce cup, everything, all disposable. These are all non ROI items, I would spend a little money on some stainless cups and save money on all these different size disposables. We driver over an hour to get here but likely wouldn’t make the trip again.

Great pizza, service is a little slow especially at lunchtime.

Good food, neat sporty atmosphere. I got a burger which tasted great but was a little messy. Luckily they gave me plenty of napkins . My wife got pepperoni pizza slices which tasted good but were a little greasy.

Came in for dinner with the kids and they brought out raw dough for the kids to play with while we waited for the food. They loved it! The New York style pizza is really good! Did a 20” with half pepperoni/cheese. The wings were great! Had buffalo and dry rub. The wings were super crispy and tasty! Waitress and staff were friendly and very attentive. Will definitely come back when we are in the area.

The Bourbon Jam smashburger was good and the fries were good, on par with other smashburger restaurants. We ordered The Texican pizza in texas style which is basically a midwest taco pizza. The pizza didnt have refried beans on it which made the pizza a little dry, but until we get a Casey’s General Store or Happy Joes (which should be this year), this is the closest thing to an authentic taco pizza that I have found in DFW.