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Message: [QUOTE="vtmikeb, post: 4601394, member: 1813"] For Houston; The Purple Flour is my favorite. It’s a food truck sandwiched between a brewery and a bar and across the street from yet another brewery. It’s a neat little neighborhood area to spend an afternoon in. There’s also a distillery and winery within 100 yards. To me, it’s the closest Houston has to offer to any CT level pizza. Unfortunately, it is closed on Friday and Saturday. Might be a fun little day trip (10 min Uber from downtown) on Sunday if you want to see trees instead of skyscrapers and high rises. One of the breweries has a small playground, so kids are welcome. [URL unfurl="true"]https://thepurpleflour.business.site/[/URL] The Gypsy Poet is new and passable/good for your more fancy type pizza. Have only had it delivered, heard good things about their Midtown location. Their new Heights location is take out only last time I looked as they are renovating. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.thegypsypoet.us/[/URL] People say Vinny’s is good, I have mixed opinions on it. It’s also pricey for pizza if I remember correctly. It’s known for its thick crust (Sicilian?) which isn’t my favorite. It has other styles too. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.agricolehospitality.com/vinnys[/URL] And one I’ve been meaning to try is Tiny Champions but haven’t had a chance yet. Looks decent in the pics and their other food is good. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.tinychampionshouston.com/[/URL] If you go in with tempered expectations you should be fine, maybe even a little surprised. Just don’t expect your typical New Haven affair, it’s Houston. 5 years ago, none of these places existed, so at least Houston is trying. [/QUOTE]

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