Salvation Pizza

It's a crust thing... Went there with a lunchdeal coupon and was not disappointed. This place certainly gives Home Slice a run for the money. I thought the pizza at Salvation was better, albeit the atmosphere was not up to HS.

The crust was outstanding; crisp, well charred and held up to the last slice. Not the kind of crust that ends up on the pan at the end of the meal. The sauce was fresh and uncooked so it was light and bright red upon service. Prices are reasonable and service was friendly.

For us its Mangia for stuffed Chicago style, Home Slice for NY Style and definitely Salvation for Neopolitan. We'll be back and thanks for finally providing Austin with a good traditional Neapolitan pizza.…

Best Pizza I've Had in Austin. I've tried most of the pies throughout the city and these are the tastiest. They get the crust right -- always crisp and flavorful ... not that cardboard stuff you end up with most places that feels like just a vehicle for the toppings. The place can get crowded and even take out can take an hour so plan ahead.…

Headed down hill. I've been raving about this place since I found it but the last few visits have been very disappointing. Ordered a large #6 last night and got home with a SOGGY mess with very few toppings for over $20. 3/4 ended up in the trash. I guess it's back to the Brick Oven for me. Sorry to see Salvation Pizza dropped from my list of regular places to dine.…

Great Pizzas at great prices. Joined some friends here for half price beer. Four of us ordered the large (which is huge) artichoke and eggplant pizza. It was delicious and more than enough for the four of us. Pretty cool place. Nice vibe for the location. Well worth the visit.…