Texas is famous for its unique cuisine, and Dallas is no exception. Whether it’s mesquite-smoked BBQ, trendy Tex-Mex, or classic Italian, flavors meld into each other to create unique offerings. Typical of the region, Texas-style pizza features BBQ chicken, roasted red peppers, bacon with BBQ sauce, and ranch dressing; but don’t stop there. Try these five spots for the best pizza in Dallas.

Five Top Picks for the Best Pizza in Dallas

Cane Rosso

In 2009, award-winning Cane Rosso got its start in a mobile pizza oven, an enterprise that quickly led to a successful chain in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Made with fine-milled Italian flour, freshly pulled mozzarella, roasted tomatoes, and fired in a wood oven, the Neapolitan pie claims to be the state’s most authentic Italian pizza. The menu also offers some of the best Italian pasta dishes, salads, and desserts.

Cavalli Pizzeria Napoletana

Cavalli Pizzeria prides itself on its family recipes, passed down from Italian ancestors. Chefs use hand-tossed dough, San Marzano tomato sauce, fresh basil, and hand-pulled mozzarella to make the pizzas, before baking them in a 900-degree oven. The menu also includes Italian tapas and salads, but the Pizza Napoletana is the star of the show. The Margherita Extra, made with bufala mozzarella, tomato sauce, fresh basil, and olive oil, is also a hit.

Delucca Pizza and Wine

If you love an upscale Brazilian steakhouse, you’ll be at home in this all-you-can-eat pizzeria. Enjoy thin slices of 15 different flavors, brought to your table by generous servers. The menu also includes lobster bisque, meatballs, salad, and dessert pizzas, included in one all-you-can-eat price. Try the Garlic Picanha pizza with steak, slow-roasted garlic, and fresh parsley, and top it off with a glass of fine wine.

Earls 377

If you’re in the mood for a little nostalgia, head for a little piece of history in Argyle, Texas. In an old firehouse with Tuscan antiques and the bed of a pickup truck mounted on the wall, you’ll find “Argylian-style” pizza, renowned for its flavorful crust. (Argylian means it’s inspired by Old Italy but made with “pure” Texas ingredients.) If you’re not in the mood for pizza, try Nonna’s Meatball Sandwich or Texilian Chicken Piccata.

Cadillac Pizza Pub

Join the locals on the Livingston Town Square for live music and the scents from the pizza oven wafting through the air. The menu features New York-style pies with delicious sauce and Texas-style ingredients. The Smokey Pie mixes the best of two worlds – BBQ and pizza – with BBQ sauce, crispy bacon, white onions, smoked brisket, and two kinds of cheese. All ingredients are fresh and locally sourced

Gourmet pizza is an all-time favorite, but it’s only one of the good things to eat in Dallas. You’ll find anything your heart desires, and most have their own Texas flair.