Dan Wilson

This place is legit. If you know pizza and you enjoy good by the slice establishments, this is the type of place you were looking for. There are not many pizza joints in the Austin area that understand how to make pizza this way but these guys actually understand. This is not fake wannabe large by the sliced pizza this is the real deal you’re looking for.

Rob Block

While driving to meet a customer, I happened to spot New Jersey Giant Pizza and thought, “No way… could there actually be real New York/New Jersey-style pizza in Texas?” I was skeptical but hopeful. Man, I’m glad I stopped. This is hands down the best pizza I’ve had since leaving Pennsylvania. The crust, sauce, and cheese were spot on—and you can taste how fresh everything is. No preservatives or other garbage, just quality ingredients done right. Big shout-out to Evan, who was super friendly and brought that Texas hospitality to the whole experience. You can tell he’s passionate about what they do, and it really shows. If you’ve been missing true Northeast-style pizza, this is the place!

Jennifer Witte

Absolutely the most authentic pizza ! Bring an appetite because they are HUGE ! Evan is great, he gave us the history and was very nice and helpful

+2

fish Happy

Jersey Giant Pizza hits the spot every time! The slices are massive, the crust is perfectly chewy, and the toppings are always fresh. Staff are friendly and quick, and the vibe is laid-back and welcoming. If you’re craving classic, no-frills, delicious pizza, this is the place.

J. Reed

Stopped in and bought a slice of pizza. Pizza is amazing, some of the best pizza in the area. Seth was friendly, helpful and got the food out to us quickly. The inside Is definitely utilitarian, but they make a best use of this space they have. There's some tables outside but the bulk of their business is takeaway. I definitely will be coming back at another day to get some more of the pizza.

Jonathan Bonnette

Delicious high quality pizza I love it. Much better than Home Slice pizza. The only thing is I wish that their hours are a little bit longer till like maybe 10:00. There's a lot of people moving into the Spicewood area that would probably appreciate that especially the ones that have no place to eat that is a pizza place in the area. With Thomas ranch being built and that neighborhood having several thousand homes it's probably a good idea to eventually be open later I think. I hope you guys do well and expand and grow like crazy!

John Bamber

Delicious! As a NJ native it’s refreshing to find a place that serves a slice just like home. Definitely a big fan and highly recommend to anyone in the mood for a top-notch slice.

Gabe Guerrero

Easily my favorite pizza place, not just in the area, but in Austin. Staff is friendly and attentive and the food is next level. I've taken all of my friends there when they're in the area and so far, everyone has been thoroughly impressed. Personally, my favorite slice to get is their Margherita, but the Pachanga is a very close second.

Josh

The nicest and most humble guys run this restaurant. The pizza is definitely authentic New Jersey style. I ordered it extra crispy which I recommend. Try the margherita, I think that's their best. The slices are absolutely massive, and a great deal for lunch time. Will be going back regularly.

James

First time here, but as others have stated, without a doubt the best pizza in and around Austin. We have driven by many times but never when they are open but today, as we drove by I saw the lights and made a quick U-turn to give them a try. So glad we stopped! As others have pointed out, they clearly make their sauce. This is one of my biggest complaints from other places who use a very bland tasting sauce. But not here; the sauce alone makes the pizza! But their dough, thin and just the right amount of crispiness. Not so hard like a pretzel but not soft like uncooked pizza dough from most other places. The cheese is amazing! They are using real cheese and you can tell by the "stretchiness" of their cheese. This time we just had a slice of pepperoni and it really was amazing! We are looking forward to trying one of their pies with more ingredients as well. I hope as this area grows... they will partner with Uber Eats or Grub Hub. Bottom line, if you are in the area, make sure to stop off like we did and you'll be convinced how amazing this pizza is.

Cenuos Solano

Quick service and friendly staff. The atmosphere had a classic jersey vibe. The pizza was hot and crispy and for the price you cant beat it. Best pizza in bee cave hands down.

T West

Unfortunately, this was not the quality of pizza and calzone I wanted when I selected this establishment as something to pick up on the way home. First, the service is by the family (New England Italian?) working there, and is thoughtful and personal. I really liked the interior, as it is truly reminiscent of the little Italian restaurants up north which are as ubiquitous as Tex-Mex is here. This restaurant also served the pizza within the timeframe promised and was hot and fresh. Finally, the price point per amount of food from a pizza restaurant and not buffet or chain is unbeatable, as I purchased an oversized specialty pizza and calzone for around $40. As for the actual restaurant product - much is to be desired, and it did not meet my expectations, nor the quality I expect from a true, family run establishment. The pizza is unremarkable. The crust is chewy, but has little to no flavor. Any taste I got from the cheese and toppings were overwhelmed by the sugary pizza sauce. The calzone was okay - again, nothing remarkable. This is an excellent choice for a large family on a budget, or high school kids who desire a pizza with friends after school. In fact, this is what this establishment reminded me most of - an after-school hangout wherein some of the kids also work there. Giovanni's Pizza on South Lamar offers much better quality, similar style pizza at a similar price point, and at this time, I would not return to Jersey Giant Pizza.

+9

Anna V

I’m usually not one to leave reviews at all. I don’t want to be that person but I am born and raised in NYS and so I’d like to think I have a semi good understanding of pizza. First of all I have never in my life paid $60 for an 18” pepperoni and 12 wings. Mind you this is coming from someone who shops regularly at Whole Foods and spends a lot of the times more than necessary on certain items just because I like it. I feel like $60 is a bit ridiculous. The pizza was meh at best, chewy dough, kind of like something you’d get at a gas station. The wings were some of the worst I’ve ever had, I’m not exactly sure how you manage to get wings to be so soggy. You fry them in oil and so they should be naturally a little crispy at the very least? Very disappointing experience. The workers were pleasant but if you really want good pizza you should go to Home Slice in the city or even Whole Foods for a much better pizza for only $15. Again I’m not trying to needlessly bash a business but it’s pretty ridiculous to charge $60 for crap food.