Brothers Pizza

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dave_c

Joined 6 years ago

Best Pizza in the area. Always a smiling face, great food and great service. and to the negative comment go eat your salad and diet drink elsewhere. Pizza isn't intended to be clean and dry =)

The price is good. Large Pepsi and two large slices of pizza for $525. One slice could fill you up.

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texas007

Joined 6 years ago

over rated. I heat to be the one to spoil the fun, but the pizza is average, soggy, too greasy, now if this is the way pizza shoul be then I'm wrong.

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rman1134

Joined 11 years ago

houston txs best pizza hands down. Greenspoint mall (circa 1977?), Brother's Pizza has been slinging them out for mallgoers with consistent freshness and authenticity. Their original slices are still the best in town; you should order only by the slice since youre in the mall, but you can order a whole pie to go. Hand tossed, thin crust, displayed in a front line window, with choices of pepperoni, sausage, cheese, or some other. You pick out your slice(s), and they warm it ('em) up in one of those big 'ol ovens. Basic, big, and cheap. Two slices and a coke to boost brings you out about four bucks less than you had, which beats the pants off of Sbarro right around the corner of the food court. Brother's is the place to taste this slice of paradise. I make special trips out there specifically for Brother's Pizza...the best in town, hands down.

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keh3488

Joined 11 years ago

Puts "Larry's" to shame. This place is excellent. Better than excellent. It's all about authentic New York pizza, and the guys that work there even have the accent, which I believe to enhance the flavor of the food. I think they may actually refer to their star feature as a "pie". That's New Yorkian for you. They were originally in West Oaks Mall, but now they are in their own place at Hwy 6 @ I-10. I think they have a Greenspoint Mall location as well. It's no doubt, hands-down, top notch, first-rate delicious pizza. (I eat the black olive and mushroom pizza.) Go there and go now. Trust me - this comes from an ex-waitress at a competing pizza restaurant.