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The Best Pizza in Austin

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The best pizza in Austin, according to the experts: The Infatuation, James Beard Awards, and Eater have all weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Bufalina comes out on top.

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  1. Rank 1. Bufalina

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  2. The wine list here gets talked about almost as much as the pizza, which is saying something given how good the Neapolitan pies are. This Brentwood pizzeria and wine bar keeps things simple: blistered crusts, quality toppings, and an affordable bottle selection that skews interesting rather than obvious. Rotating specials lean seasonal, and the appetizers hold their own. Casual enough for a weeknight, fun enough that you stay for another glass.


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    6555 Burnet Rd, Austin, TX · Austin
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    Closed now, opens 4 PM

    Wednesday 4 PM–10 PM

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  3. Parked near a gas station in North Loop, Feral is a food truck doing two distinct styles of pizza: thin, crispy sourdough rounds and pan pies with the sauce on top, both finished with garlic oil. The pan pizza is the more interesting argument. Order ahead if you're impatient, because the devoted regulars who've adopted this place keep the line moving at its own pace.


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