Best Pizza in Bellaire, TX: 6 Picks by Style

The best pizza in Bellaire, Texas comes in four distinct styles, all inside a city of about 3.5 square miles: wood-fired pies at Enoteca Rossa, Detroit-style squares at Gold Tooth Tony’s, wood-stone pizzas at The ’401 Table and Tap, and old-school Italian pies at Auntie Pasto’s. For build-your-own or a late-night delivery, MOD Pizza and Domino’s round out the list. Every pick sits on Bissonnet Street, Bellaire Boulevard or Ferris Street in ZIP code 77401.

Here’s the line to send the group chat: Bellaire is only 3.5 square miles, but you can eat your way from a wood-fired Margherita to a Detroit corner square without leaving the 77401.

What counts as Bellaire in this guide?

This guide covers only the City of Bellaire, the separate municipality with its own city hall at 7008 S. Rice Avenue, ZIP code 77401. The City of Bellaire describes itself as about 3.5 square miles, a few minutes southwest of downtown Houston and the Galleria, with just over 17,000 residents.

That rules out two places people often lump in with “Bellaire.” Houston’s Chinatown, which runs along Bellaire Boulevard much farther west, is in the City of Houston, so it has its own guide: pizza in Houston’s Chinatown. Spots with Houston addresses in West University and Meyerland are out too; for those, see pizza in Rice Village. If an address didn’t read “Bellaire, TX 77401” on the restaurant’s own site, it didn’t make the cut.

How we chose

We picked places that do one style of pizza well, or that solve a real problem (feeding a team, a late-night craving, a picky eater), and we sorted them by style. Each one had to show a Bellaire, TX 77401 address and current hours or live online ordering on its own official website or ordering page as of November 2026.

Bellaire is a residential city first, so the honest count is six, not fifteen. We left out places whose pizza or Bellaire address we couldn’t confirm on an official page, and a former pizzeria in the Bellaire Triangle that has since closed. Hours below are what each restaurant typically posts; check its site before you go.

The quick list

• Best wood-fired pie: Enoteca Rossa, 4566 Bissonnet St.
• Best Detroit-style square: Gold Tooth Tony’s, 5225 Bellaire Blvd.
• Best pizza with a full bar and a kids’ room: The ’401 Table and Tap, 6700 Ferris St.
• Best old-school Italian night out: Auntie Pasto’s, 5419 Bellaire Blvd.
• Best for picky eaters: MOD Pizza, 5103 Bellaire Blvd.
• Latest hours: Domino’s, 5204 Bissonnet St.

Wood-fired

Enoteca Rossa

4566 Bissonnet St., Bellaire, TX 77401 · typically Tue–Thu 11am–9pm, Fri–Sat 11am–10pm, Sun 11am–9pm · closed Monday

Enoteca Rossa is an Italian restaurant and wine bar on Bissonnet Street in Bellaire that bakes its pizzas in a wood-fired oven. It’s the sit-down, glass-of-wine pick on this list, and its reservations page posts current hours.

What to order: the Margherita (red sauce, mozzarella, fresh tomato, basil and Reggiano) to judge the oven, then the Vongole, with roasted leeks, clams, mozzarella and crispy potato, or the Pear-fetto, with Taleggio, truffled arugula and fresh pear, if you like sweet with your salty. Pies on its online ordering menu ran roughly $21 to $24 at last check.

Insider tip: Enoteca Rossa is typically closed Mondays, so don’t plan a Monday date night around it.

Best for: date night, wine with your pizza, and anyone who wants a wood-fired crust.

Detroit-style

Gold Tooth Tony’s

5225 Bellaire Blvd., Suite B, Bellaire, TX 77401 · typically open daily 11am–10pm

Gold Tooth Tony’s is the Detroit-style pizza shop on Bellaire Boulevard, one of three locations, with the others on North Shepherd Drive and Waugh Drive in Houston. Its Bellaire location serves two lines: Detroit-style pies, which the menu says are made fresh daily, and pies it calls “Houston-style.” It does dine-in, takeout and delivery.

What to order: the Detroit Chz for the classic crispy-edge square. On the Houston-style side, try the Houston Piggy, with goat cheese, pancetta, hot honey, figs and oregano. Finish with Sugar Knots. The full list is on the menu.

Best for: corner-piece people, and groups who like to split two styles.

Wood-stone pizza with a full bar

The ’401 Table and Tap

6700 Ferris St., Suite 150, Bellaire, TX 77401 · typically Mon–Thu 11am–9pm, Fri 11am–10pm, Sat 10am–10pm, Sun 10am–9pm

The ’401 Table and Tap is a neighborhood restaurant with a dedicated wood stone pizza section, and its name is the share-worthy detail: the restaurant says it’s a nod to Bellaire as a small town within a larger city, “the 77401.” It’s the pick when half the table wants pizza and the other half wants a burger and a beer.

What to order: the Shrimp and Mango, with grilled shrimp, basil pesto, mango, feta, arugula and a honey habanero drizzle, or the Truffle Mushroom, which comes with a fried egg on top. Every pizza on the dine-in menu can be made on a cauliflower crust for an extra charge.

For families: the ’401 advertises Kids Eat Free Mondays and a supervised kids’ room with a TV and iPads. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome on the front patio, per the FAQ.

Best for: families, weekend brunch crowds, and mixed groups.

Old-school Italian pies

Auntie Pasto’s

5419 Bellaire Blvd., Bellaire, TX 77401 · typically Mon 11:45am–8:45pm, Tue–Fri 11am–8:45pm, Sat 4–9pm, Sun 4–8:45pm

Auntie Pasto’s is an Italian bistro on Bellaire Boulevard where pizza shares the menu with pasta and a ladyfinger-and-mascarpone dessert called To Die For. It’s the pick for a relaxed family dinner where not everyone wants pizza.

What to order: the four-cheese pizza, which uses Monterey Jack, Parmesan, goat cheese and mozzarella, or the roasted garlic chicken with red onions. Can’t decide? The menu offers a half-and-half pie made from any two of its pizzas. Ordering runs through its online menu.

Insider tip: weekend hours start at 4pm, so this is a dinner stop on Saturdays and Sundays, not a lunch one.

Best for: family dinners and pasta-plus-pizza tables.

Build-your-own

MOD Pizza

5103 Bellaire Blvd., Suite 130, Bellaire, TX 77401 · typically Sun–Wed 10:30am–10pm, Thu–Sat 10:30am–11pm

MOD Pizza on Bellaire Boulevard is the fast-casual, build-your-own option. According to MOD, you pick from more than 30 toppings and the price stays the same no matter what you add.

What to order: let everyone build their own, then share a CinnaMOD, the cinnamon-sugar dessert bread with salted caramel and icing.

Best for: picky eaters, sports teams after practice, and anyone who wants a specific, slightly weird combination.

Late-night delivery

Domino’s

5204 Bissonnet St., Bellaire, TX 77401 · typically Sun–Thu 10am–midnight, Fri–Sat 10am–1am

The Domino’s on Bissonnet Street keeps the latest hours of any pick on this list, according to its store page. It’s not destination pizza, but when it’s 11:30pm on a Friday and everything else in Bellaire has closed, it’s the answer, for delivery or carryout.

Best for: late nights and last-minute sleepovers.

Save this: the Bissonnet-to-Bellaire Boulevard pizza route

All six picks sit on three streets, so you can plan a pizza afternoon without much driving. Here’s a route for a group with big appetites; split one pie per stop.

1. Enoteca Rossa, 4566 Bissonnet St.: start with a shared wood-fired Margherita. (Not on a Monday.)
2. Evelyn’s Park, 4400 Bellaire Blvd.: walk it off on five acres of lawn and playground. Our Evelyn’s Park guide has the details.
3. Gold Tooth Tony’s, 5225 Bellaire Blvd.: split a Detroit square, compare it with the Margherita, and fight over the corners.
4. Auntie Pasto’s, 5419 Bellaire Blvd.: finish with dessert if it’s a weekday, or come back for dinner after 4pm on a weekend.

The quick checklist before you go:

• Enoteca Rossa is closed Mondays.
• Auntie Pasto’s opens at 4pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
• The ’401 can put any wood stone pizza on a cauliflower crust for an extra charge.
• Domino’s is your after-10pm backup.
• Check each restaurant’s site for same-day hours.

The “I didn’t know that” moment for the drive: the grassy esplanade you’re driving along on Bellaire Boulevard once carried a streetcar. According to the City of Bellaire, service began on December 28, 1910, connecting Bellaire to Houston’s Main Street, and locals called it the Toonerville Trolley until it was abandoned in 1927. And Evelyn’s Park sits on the site of Teas Nursery, which Evelyn’s Park calls the very first business of Bellaire: founded in 1910, it landscaped that same esplanade and the grounds of Rice University.

More Bellaire and pizza guides

For a full meal beyond pizza, see our best restaurants in Bellaire. For parks, the trolley and town events, read things to do in Bellaire, or browse the Bellaire area page. If you’re weighing a move, start with living in Bellaire, TX. For the citywide picture, see the best pizza in Houston and our roundup of Detroit-style and deep-dish pizza in Houston.

Last verified: November 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best pizza in Bellaire, TX?

It depends on the style you want. For wood-fired pies with a glass of wine, go to Enoteca Rossa on Bissonnet Street; for Detroit-style squares, Gold Tooth Tony’s on Bellaire Boulevard; and for pizza with a full bar, The ’401 Table and Tap on Ferris Street.

Where can I get Detroit-style pizza in Bellaire?

Gold Tooth Tony’s at 5225 Bellaire Boulevard in Bellaire serves Detroit-style square pizza, plus its own Houston-style pies. It is typically open daily from 11am to 10pm for dine-in, takeout and delivery.

Is there wood-fired pizza in Bellaire, Texas?

Yes. Enoteca Rossa, an Italian restaurant and wine bar at 4566 Bissonnet Street in Bellaire, bakes its pizzas in a wood-fired oven. It is typically closed on Mondays.

What pizza place in Bellaire is open late?

The Domino’s at 5204 Bissonnet Street typically stays open until midnight Sunday through Thursday and until 1am on Friday and Saturday, the latest hours of any Bellaire pick in this guide. Check the store page for same-day hours.

Is Houston’s Chinatown part of Bellaire?

No. The Chinatown dining corridor along Bellaire Boulevard is in the City of Houston, west of the City of Bellaire. This guide covers only restaurants with Bellaire, TX 77401 addresses.

Which Bellaire pizza restaurants are good for kids?

The ’401 Table and Tap on Ferris Street advertises Kids Eat Free Mondays and a supervised kids’ room, and MOD Pizza on Bellaire Boulevard lets each child build a pizza with any toppings for one price.