If you think you’ve seen big pizza before, think again.
There’s a spot in Texas serving up pies so huge, they can barely make it through the doorway.
We’re talking massive New York-style pizza and dough so wide it looks unreal.
This place doesn’t just do pizza.
It does pizza. Loud, messy, over-the-top, totally photo-worthy pizza.
And yeah, people come from all over just to try a slice.
Want to know where to find it, what to order, and why this pizzeria has become a late-night legend?
Keep reading.
Where Is It?
Serious Pizza is right in the heart of Deep Ellum, one of Dallas’s most iconic neighborhoods for food, music, and street art.
You’ll find it at 2807 Elm Street, just less than 10 minutes from downtown Dallas.
If you’re driving in, it’s about 25 minutes from DFW Airport, 40 minutes from Fort Worth, and around 3 hours from Austin.
About
Giant Pizza Slices You Need Two Hands For
Serious Pizza isn’t playing around.
This spot is famous for its massive New York-style pizzas that are so big, they barely fit through the door.
No joke, their largest pie is 30 inches wide.
That’s almost the size of a hula hoop.
You can order it whole, or grab one of their supersized slices that takes up an entire paper plate and then some.
These slices are thin, cheesy, foldable, and served piping-hot.
Whether you go classic with pepperoni or try something like ‘The White’ loaded with ricotta and mozzarella, every slice is made fresh and served with serious attitude.
They also do half-and-half pies if you get a ‘build your own’ pizza, so you don’t have to fight your friends over toppings.
Want chicken on one side and pepperoni on the other? Go for it.
The Vibe: Loud, Fun, and Full of Pizza-Loving Energy
The atmosphere at Serious Pizza is just as big as their pies.
The walls are decked out in graffiti-style art, the music’s loud, and the energy is non-stop.
You order at the counter, watch the giant dough get tossed sky-high, and grab a seat while you wait for your delicious slice of cheesy heaven.
This place stays busy, especially late at night, but that’s all part of the fun.
More Than Just Pizza
While the 30-inch pies get all the attention, the menu has more to offer if you want to mix things up.
They’ve got Seriously Twisted dough, baked golden and basted in garlic butter, served with marinara sauce.
Craving something sweet?
Don’t skip the cinnamon knots, made from their Seriously Sweet cinnamon-basted dough.
They also have gluten-free crust options, so you don’t have to miss out if you’ve got dietary restrictions.
Serious Pizza in Fort Worth
Can’t make it to Dallas? You’re in luck.
Serious Pizza also has a second location in Fort Worth at 2728 W 7th Street. Same giant pies, same over-the-top vibes, just on the other side of the metroplex.
Perfect for a post-TCU game hang or a food stop while exploring West 7th.
Know Before You Go
Best Time to Visit
If you want to skip the line, hit up Serious Pizza during the late afternoon, between 2 PM and 5 PM.
Lunchtime and late nights can get packed, especially on weekends.
Late-night visits are part of the experience, though.
If you’re down for loud music, people-watching, and a party vibe, show up after 11 PM on a Friday or Saturday.
Opening Hours
Serious Pizza keeps its doors open late, especially on weekends.
Dallas location hours:
- Sunday to Thursday: 11 AM to 12 AM
- Friday and Saturday: 11 AM to 3 AM
Hours can change on holidays, so it’s always a good idea to check their Instagram before you go.
Pricing
Pizza here is super shareable, which makes it pretty budget-friendly if you’re splitting with friends.
Giant 30-inch pies start at $32.50, with an additional $4 per topping.
Jumbo slices are usually under $6 each.
Garlic‑buttered dough twists and cinnamon‑basted twists range from $10.95 to $12.95.
You won’t leave hungry, and the portions are basically made for Instagram.
Getting There
Serious Pizza is located at 2807 Elm Street in the Deep Ellum neighborhood of Dallas.
Parking in Deep Ellum can be a bit chaotic, especially at night.
There are a few paid lots nearby and some street parking, but rideshares are usually the easiest option if you’re coming from downtown or nearby.
If you’re taking public transit, the DART Green Line has a stop at Deep Ellum Station, just under a 10-minute walk from the pizzeria.
Delivery and Takeout
Yes, they deliver.
You can order through major delivery apps like Uber Eats and DoorDash.
Takeout is also available if you don’t feel like battling the weekend crowd. Just call ahead or order online and pick it up when it’s ready.
What’s Nearby
Deep Ellum is packed with things to do before or after your pizza feast.
Check out the Deep Ellum Art Co. for live music and local art, or stroll around to see the famous street murals along Main Street and Malcolm X Blvd.
Need dessert after all that cheese? Van Leeuwen Ice Cream is just around the corner.
If you’re looking to walk it off, the Trinity Skyline Trail is a short drive away, where you can get a nice view of the Dallas skyline.
One Last Tip
Come hungry.
One slice might not sound like much, but when it’s bigger than your head, trust us — that’s plenty.
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