Lefty's Pizza Kitchen (East and South Austin)

The wings, fried ravioli, and pizza were good but the Google pricing and description are not good. We ordered a dozen wings, an order of ravioli and two pizzas. We weren’t given the total over the phone so was shocked when we picked up the pizza and it ended up costing $115! Again, the food was good, but I doubt we’ll be back based on the cost alone.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 4

Pizza is super mid. Way too expensive for what one gets. Please go back to Chicago. It's Texas and we have plenty of crappy pizzas already

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 3

Really wanted to like this place, because of the proximity but it doesn't quite hit the mark. We ordered the thin crust and Chicago pan style. Thin crust was on the undercooked side (floppy), with a flavorless sauce and pepperoni. The deep dish had lots of toppings which is great, and the Italian sausage like others have said is packed with flavor. Having said that the sausage tastes identical to Whole Foods mild Italian sausage. So if you like that sausage then you're good to go. Overall I don't know if I would recommend pizza here not factoring price. Factoring in price I would definitely recommend other local places. The folks there are absolutely nice which makes this review difficult to write.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 2

Service: 5

I had a very bad delivery experience here. I order the sink pizza, a large salad and fired pickles to be delivered to my hotel nearby. I specifically did not check the box saying leave at my door. I waa super excited to have chicago style, because Im love having true chicago stlyw anytime Im there-- this is not it! So, Im waiting for my delivery. No notice of delivery or knock at my hotel door. Btw, left a very generous, above 20 percent tip. Later, Im wondering where my delivery is, and then I go to see if maybe my order was delivered to the front desk. I open my door and its sitting there on the floor for who knows how long. Then, i open my food, and my pizza is not only cold, but it is a mess. Sauce everywhere and slopped in the box. Not to mention, it ia doughy and hardley cooked to the point where I wondered what they were trying to sell for a $40 pizza. Inedible. Needed to be baked more, and I assure you, any real Chicago pizzeria would be ashamed of that pizza. It was so undercooked, that you could not get a piece up without wveeything falling off. Salad and picklea were great, but I spent $100 bucks on all this with tip. It was a bad experience. Could have gone to Little Caesars or some other low chain, heck probably a grocery store frozen section and have gottwn something more edible. Save your money and dont bother.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 2

Service: 1

I've lived in Austin 26 years and this might be the first time I've had proper italian sausage on a pizza. While I don't think they quite nailed the Chicago tavern style pizza (could have been a touch thinner/more cracker-y), it was really good overall. Looking forward to trying a deepdish, as I think this might be the way to go here

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

From one pizza guy to another - amazing pizza. Italian beef was awesome. Thank you Jessie!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Hidden Gem SE Austin. Deep dish Chicago style. This is very very good! Great customer service!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Bad place to go in person. Ordering is a hassle and there's a long wait for food. Like buying restaurant priced food from a food truck.

Great non-gluten pizza

Terrible experience.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

One of the better if not the best pizza in Austin. Highly

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I have never dined in. Fortunately I have a friend who brought me a deep dish for me to try. I’m in Heaven! I miss Chicago pizza so much! And now I can order from your south location which is on my way home from work. THANK YOU!!!

Food: 5

Pizza place with real flavor and incredible portion sizes. I think I need to go back to elementary school because I didn’t know a 10” and 14” pizza could feed so many people. The cheese/butter crust on the thick crust pizza had friends asking where the hell I went on Uber Eats to order and the thin BBQ Chicken Pizza was a massive hit too. Definitely want to visit in person after discovering this spot on UberEats. 10/10 eats.

Dietary restrictions: They have gluten free options too. Huge.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

The Chicago style pizza is clearly the headliner, if you go pan use a fork! Seriously good pizza, best in central Texas and glad to know y’all moving it downtown now.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Best pizza I’ve had in Austin! Always a ton of pepperonis and the closest thing to Chicago deep dish you can get! Our kids love the thin crust!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5