Greenville Avenue Pizza Company

1923 Greenville Avenue, Dallas, TX 75206

(@ Sears Street)

Phone: 214-826-5404

Website: The Greenville Avenue Pizza Company

• American, Burgers, Sunday Brunch, Sandwiches, Salads, Seafood, Appetizers/shared plates

Basic information

• Description: We're a non-traditional pizza restaurant with a "story" that's not steeped in lore. We decided to take a different approach with our pizzaria. Instead of trying to mimic a region or style of pizza we blended many styles to create something uniquely ours. Using the finest, freshest ingredients, and our original recipes, we're dedicated to making simply great food. From our pizza to our sandwiches and salads, from wings to handmade appetizers, we do it right Family owned and operated, we warmly welcome everyone to stop in, visit, eat, and enjoy. Can't wait to see you!
• Pricing: Inexpensive
• Menu: Click here
• Alcohol: Beer and Wine only
• Credit cards: All major credit cards accepted
• Reservations: No reservations are required.

Meals served

Features

• Kitchen open until 3am weekdays, 4am Friday and Saturday evenings (Closed Mondays)
• Game-watching big screen
• Delivery available from 6pm to 3am, Tuesday through Sunday
• Kid-Friendly
• Take-out
• Private party dining
• Catering: We can accommodate and cater any special event at any location. Call Chris Cook for more information at the restaurant
• Orders accepted by phone
• $7.95 Lunch Special every Tuesday!
• Neighborhood discount - Belmont Neighborhood Association (link) - show your membership card to get a 10% discount for dining-in only (alcoholic beverages not included)
• 75206 ZIP Code discount - Show your drivers license with a 75206 ZIP Code address and get a 10% discount for dining-in only (alcoholic beverages not included)
• Parking: There is a limited amount of public parking in front (head-in spaces), but we do have a behind-the-building parking lot and back door entrance
  
  

Business hours

Social networking

• Facebook

Reviews

• Dallas Observer, Best Meatball Sandwich, 2008
  • We know this guy from Boston. Sort of The Friends of Eddie Coyle meets The Departed. We're not saying he's a wiseguy, 'cause there's a little Fever Pitch thrown in there too, but the dude knows his meatball sandwiches. It's no surprise, really, that he found one at the Greenville Avenue Pizza Company, 'cause whoever runs the place has got a little Goodfellas in him. The restaurant opened last October, and already it has a reputation. More than one person has come up to us and said, "You won't believe this pizza, it's the best pizza you've ever had." And it's nothing compared with the meatball sandwich. Trust our friend from Boston. He knows a meatball when he sees one.
• Lakewood Advocate 2008
  • Late at night along Greenville Avenue, hungry revelers demand sustenance — and fast. But the dough-meister behind the counter at Greenville Avenue Pizza Company manages to mesmerize the ravenous droves as he stretches, twists and tosses the dough, shaping it into the perfect pie before shoving it into the fire. “He entertains them, so they don’t mind waiting so much,” says co-owner Sammy Mandell of the pizza-maker known simply as “K”. The stunts are great, but it’s the premium ingredients and addicting seasonings that bring ’em back again and again, says partner Chris Cook. “You can check the fridge,” he says. Come in for pizza and ambiance but get even more — little perks include beer specials (buy a large pizza, get a $6 pitcher of Bud Light). There are also the oh-my-gosh good gooey garlic knots — fresh doughy rolls that you dip in alfredo or marinara sauce — and the Brutus salad — a Caesar salad with jalapeño-Caesar dressing topped with chopped peppers (Brutus Caesar, get it?) Weekdays, it stays open until 2 a.m., and 4 a.m. on the weekends, but Mandell says hours are flexible. “We’ll pretty much stay open until everyone out on Greenville has gone home.”