Palio’s Pizza Cafe – Grapevine

Had the Hawaiian pizza… It was very good. It had Canadian bacon. Pinapple. Cranberries and cashews. …different but good. The price is reasonable… also Groupon for $ 10 = $ 20…great deal. Salads were excellent. will go back.

I used to come here often, until the food started lacking… the service was never great. The front cashier. young girl.never smiles… no hi .just task mode… seems like she doesn’t want to be there. Got takeout this last time and the gyro meat was crunchy around the edges… like it’s been sitting out a while or been microwaved… I won’t be back.

Have been to this location multiple times and have always been impressed with the service and friendliness of staff. Food is quick is delicious. Nice that it is BYOB. I recommend the cheese bread and cheesecake is good too!

AAAAAAMMMMMMAAAAAAAZZZZZZIIIIIIIINNNNNNNGGGGGG best pizza and most delicious deep dish brownie sundae I’ve ever had OMG the brownie sundae is magic

I’m visiting from California and have been to many pizza places. This place was really flavorful. The Chicken bacon ranch sub was good. The place was clean, decorated lovely and the staff excellent. I’d come back again.

Palios is always good and consistent. It’s a great laid back restaurant and is byob. They even have wine glasses and corkscrews for you to use.
The ingredients always seem fresh and the crust is thin and crispy. They have a lot of pizzas to choose from or can build your own. We just got the veggie pizza tonight and it was really good as always.
Prices are good, definitely a good deal. Have been there many times and will continue to go.

Pretty good. We sat out on the patio and drank wine (you can bring your own). We each got a salad and then split two pizzas — between five and one toddler. The caprese salad was delicious! Fresh mozzarella was delicious. We then split one Noah’s and one of the meat lovers ones. Both were very good on thin crust. It kinda weirded my husband out to read that the Noah’s had «pink sauce» on the menu — but don’t freak out! It’s good! I think it’s Alfredo mixed with pizza sauce.

A new find for me. Order and sit. And they bring your food out to you. Drinks are a little far t get to and cups are small. So if you need refills it is a walk. Salad was wonderful and presentation looked appetizing. The Stromboli was ok. Not heated all the way thru so some of the cheese in the middle was not melted. And the crust outside was almost brunt and a little too think for me. Flavor was good.
Cheese bread and dipping sauces were wonderful. Just a salad and cheese bread would have been enough to fill 2 people

Pretty good, could use some work on their crust. However, we just tried calling to place an order and their phone number was incorrect. We kept getting the message saying, «the phone number you dialed is not a working number. Please check the number and dial again.» The number we dialed was off their website. Not good for business… very inconvenient.

Pretty average pizza. Good for someone wanting something better than the typical dominos, Pizza Hut exc. The prices are a little high. This is just a place to go to if you want a quick bite to eat. Nothing special, just average pizza.

Amazing that they pay attention to reviews! Customer service is top notch and the food is great! Thank you for emailing me to explain the situation. I will order again soon. Food is great!
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Ordered lunch pizza and it was really great! spicy one. Awesome. However 9:15 I can not order a pizza on a Saturday? Sad. I’ll find a pizza place that delivers after 9 PM Saturday. One and done.

I ordered the Noah’s and it is definitely one of the best pizzas I’ve ever had.
I did delivery and they were courteous on the phone as well as prompt on delivery.
Very well done. From now on this will be the place I call when I’m in the area.

This is my favorite pizza spot for lunch! I love their individual lunch portion pizza and salad (any salad that adds black olives wins). They have a great gluten free crust that is as crunchy as it is tasty! And, I don’t need to go gluten free, it’s just a really good crust.
I’ve never had a bad pizza here and I like the unique combinations you can get. It tastes more «gourmet» than the average pizza place and doesn’t sit heavy on the stomach (at least their thin crusts, haven’t tried others).

Greek salad was soaked in dressing, not kidding at least an inch of it.
The pizza was just eh, sub quality, nothing to write home about or even remember an hour later.
The issue was the kids meal. It was FINALLY brought out after we went in to find it! The main pizza was already half gone. It was also so insanely hot that the bowl almost burned me and even blowing on the food wouldn’t cool it enough for our toddler to eat it.
Won’t be back.

We’ve been trying a lot of artisan pizza places over the past couple of weeks, ranging from Fireside Pies (ok but not memorable), Cane Rosso (been there twice, really wanted to like it… but no) and some local owned places. I must say, Palio’s is actually the best we’ve actually had so far!
Crust was firm and crispy, it wasn’t limp (Cane Rosso looking at you!), it wasn’t sparse on toppings (Cane Rosso and Fireside Pies), was great value (Palio’s deals gives you the 2^nd pizza for a great price), and the fact that its BYOB makes it very wallet friendly!
Great service crew at this location, very prompt and reasonably priced. For a family of 5 to get out of dinner for under $ 50, inclusive of appetizer and desert, is actually impressive! We had the Meat Deluxe (lots of meat toppings, pretty good blend) and Mediterranean (surprisingly good and I love meat… I liked this!), Greek salad and the chocolate canneloni (yum!) as well as deep dish brownie (favorite of the night!).
I will 1 000 000% return and try the rest of their pizzas. If you’re looking for good artisan pizza at a budget friendly price, along with a great atmosphere, please give Palio’s a try!

Stopped in for a quick dine in pizza dinner with the fam about a month ago and we all enjoyed it! The kids shared a large pepperoni pizza and my husband and I shared a large mediteranean pizza (I’m almost positive I’m recalling the right name) + jalapenos. It was very good. I loved the thin crust. Tasted fresh and good flavor! Definitely rivaled Grimaldis and a bit more affordable I think. Another plus is that Starbucks is next door, so we grabbed a few coffees to enjoy with our dinner. Service was fast and friendly. Lots of families were there enjoying their meals. Pretty small, but made for a cozy homey vibe.
Since this meal I found out I’m gluten intolerant so I’m happy that they offer a gluten free menu! Will be back!

Place is clean, people are friendly here. That is the reason for the extra star. Food was super over priced, I paid nearly $ 9 for an appetizer size calzone. I could have gone to pizza hut and gotten one that’s at least triple in size for $ 5. The salad did not come with any flatware nor were we told it was on the other side of the restaurant but also behind a wall in a corner.
The guy that brought our food to us just put the food on the table without saying anything to us, didn’t even look at us. Will not be returning this place.

Dallas is known for BBQ, not Pizza. But after nearly a dozen years of searching I’ve finally found my favorite pizza in Dallas! High quality ingredients in the pizza, pasta, and sandwiches. I haven’t found a menu item yet that i don’t like. Fans of Chicago style pizza may be very disappointed. You won’t find deep dish on the menu, only a thin crispy crust. I also highly recommend the cheese bread as a starter. My favorite pizza is the Maria, a light BBQ chicken pizza.
GREAT lunch special for about 8 bucks you get a personal pizza, salad, and drink.
All Palio’s are independently owned and operated so consistency from location to location can vary. But the Grapevine location has quality product and service. My other favorite spots are Valley Ranch (Irving) and Plano. The Colleyville location is good, but they tend to run their oven hot and the crust is EXTRA crisp and brown, nearing black.
BTW, all locations are BYOB.

First off, I’ve been here several times, and I generally find we have a much better experience during the week rather than weekends. The food isn’t different but the service can be slower during weekends or when it’s crowded.
We usually have a large pizza and a salad. The salads are large enough to split, the Sedona Salad is a nice southwestern salad but he Ceasar is also a good choice. We had the Scorcher which was a nice spicy pizza with jalapenos and chicken. We’ve had several of the pizzas here and the best part is the crust… thin, crunchy, and tasty. All in all one of our favorite spots. I must add the service is always great, but like I said we always go during the week, when we can get some nice individual attention. Tonight was especially good and thanks to the employees working tonight for a great experience!

Wanted to have dinner at Vineyard but they were closed for remodeling. Walked over to Palio’s and was pleasantly surprised.
We had the Cade & Bake and the King. Both were very good. I’d return again if i was in the area.