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    Jupiter is a casual counter-service spot in City Walk that commits fully to its name, running a pizza menu and an even longer waffle menu with no apparent fear of the combination. Wings come with waffle triangles and maple cream, a pulled-pork pizza borrows from a Vietnamese sandwich, and dessert is a churro-style waffle. It's an easy, inexpensive call for a family with undecided kids, or adults who admit they are too. Eater lists it among Sugar Land's best.

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    • Just wing it

      “Highlights include Just Wing It, a build-your-own dish featuring your choice of breaded or unbreaded wings tossed in spicy maple or Buffalo sauce and served with a trio of waffle triangles with maple cream and strawberries.”

      Eater
    • Moon pie

      “Start with the Moon pie, a pizza made with Vietnamese-style barbecue pulled pork, Sriracha, and Japanese mayo.”

      Eater
    • Sweet cheeses

      “End with Sweet Cheeses, a churro-style waffle with whipped cheesecake.”

      Eater

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