Fia’s Pizzeria

I've only visited this eatery for lunch since it's across the street from the hospital. It's quite busy at lunchtime and on the weekend during peak museum hours. The menu has a little bit for everyone. The pasta dishes are yummy and the pizza is pretty good. They bring your meal to you if you dine in. It's not the largest restaurant, but people spend about 25 minutes here. Most folks take the meal to go or do pick up. They also offer a nice variety of wine and local beers. So for those who wish the meal can be enhanced. I definitely recommend enjoying lunch here at least once. Kid-friendliness: Easy kid friendly dishes Parking: Parking is either in the paid lot a block away or finding whatever street parking there is.

Great pizza place. It may be more of a “lunch spot” than a dinner place, but the food is good either way. The biggest complaints are that the garlic knots are always undercooked and doughy, and the large pizza is not very crispy and a little greasy. Still, it’s great for the money and definitely worth a visit!

Good variety of pizza and wings, bread sticks and other foods here. Very quiet here with a TV for sports. Was here last Sunday night. The food was great. The pizza I tried for the first time. It was a chicken with toppings. It wasn't as flavorful but will have to try another pizza next time.Dine in: YesTakeout: YesDelivery: Yes

Such a cute place to eat! The staff is all really friendly. The menu has a good variety and is well priced. Salads, pastas, pizza, wings. There are fountain drinks and a very big cooler of beer/seltzer etc. Our family all loved our food! Definitely would return!!! Kid-friendliness: Kid friendly. 6" pizza for the littles. High chairs are plentiful.

This Museum District spot would be a ok stop for those with kids. Flavors are inoffensive and fairly standard. Pizza was fine with fresh though unevenly distributed toppings. The boneless wings were clearly made from frozen and should be avoided; at least they're cheap. No need to revisit.

Service quick and very friendly. Pizza toppings were fresh and tasty. Pasta was tasty but I like my more al dente, enough sauce and a good amount of grilled chicken. Tasty iced tea wish they would offer lemon wedges. Minus for loud music songs choice also didn’t make sense, too toasty pizza bottom and no option to order a smaller pasta it was way too much even for 2. Overall, I did like the place and even a tricky parking won’t prevent me from visiting this place again.

We really loved the Pizza10/10 but the Cheesy Garlic Bites were uncooked so we couldnt have them. But if you are craving for real good pizza, then you should try their Pizzas. Loved it.

First time experience, everyone was very nice and patient, thank you. Pepperoni so good, so flavorable. Sooo cheesy. Bubbly think crust. Flavors in every bite. Free tea/soda refills for dine-in If you drink alcohol, there is a huge cooler of it to choose from. Vegetarian options: 'The Heights White Linen' has Alfredo white sauce, mozzarella, mushrooms, tomatoes, shaved brussel sprouts, fig-balsamic glaze, how much more vegetarian can you get Kid-friendliness: Small 6" size pizzas offered and kind staff

First time here. I ordered the Post Oak artichoke. Delicious and crunchy. I do wish it had more or an even amount of artichoke and chicken it seem like it wasn't enough. Overall great pizza. I walked in during lunch and didn't have to wait long for it to be ready. About 10 minutes the most. Ordering food was confusing I didn't see a sign of where the line started.

Nice little hidden spot! Perfect little spot to check out after being at the museums or after a bike ride around the area. There isn’t much parking, but there is a parking garage around the corner. the Transco Hot Pep pizza had the nice perfect amount of heat that i enjoy in my food. The cheesy bites were also really good. Would’ve preferred them to be a little more cheesier but would get them again.