Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1540 Cypress Creek Road #106, Cedar Park, TX 78613
Phone: (512) 358-1111
Website: http://www.doughitup.com/
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Reviews
The salad is big enough for sharing and the homemade dressing was very good.
The pizza is thin crust and tasty. The crust is left to mature and is really tasty.
The owner is very nice and welcoming.
The wine selection is good.
My only pick is the music is too loud I would prefer a little Sinatra.
You start by ordering at the counter and you can choose which type of pasta and which type of sauce you would like. You can definitely modify the menu to what suits you for example I wanted pasta with tomato sauce, but did not want vegan cheese and they were able to adjust so that I could have handmade fettuccine with tomato sauce and real Parmesan cheese. The pasta was cooked perfectly al dente. The sauce had a right balance of acidity and sweetness from the basil. The potion size was just right. The tiramisu was also very good as it was not too watery with espresso, even though I did not think it needed the chocolate sauce. The texture of the tiramisu was perfect. My husband got the Bolognese and enjoyed it as well though he thought the Bolognese in bologna was better, but does that surprise anyone? No you can’t beat wherever the dish originated from.
Can’t wait to go back to try more pasta, dishes, and curious to know how the pizza is.
Parking is free as it is in a strip mall. Restaurant is on the smaller side so wouldn’t recommend it for groups larger than 6.
I was going for the lasagna because from what I read in the comments, they make it the way my Italian grandmother used to make it not with ricotta cheese., but with béchamel sauce . They were sold out so I definitely have to go back and try it. I got a Margherita pizza. It’s not on the menu, but the owner said they can make it. The pizza was amazing. Perfect. I don’t like pizza with lots of sauce, and this pizza had perfect amount of sauce. It was very delicious the crust was perfect the bottom was not too thin. My husband had the meatballs with fettuccine and red sauce. I also had to try the Bolognese with spaghetti. Everything was al dente and delicious.
Dough it up’s space is a little cozy and can be a tight fit at peak dinner hours, advise coming early because by the time we finished our meal, folks were hunting down our table and bussing up the dishes we left.
You order at counter and then pick a table to sit at after, which I noticed there were several people who were confused and waiting for someone to greet them, but then realized this spot was counter service. The prices are a bit higher than we anticipated but we recognize the labor and effort in terms of quality of dishes and agree that it justifies the costs.
We loved the pastas, cooked perfectly. I didn’t really feel we should’ve gotten the garlic bread and fries, and the extra bread we paid for with our pasta dish, made me regret my picks so wish the staff had talked us out of this as this was too much bread for our meal.
We enjoyed our meal, and are looking forward to returning for the next time we get to try their pizza 🙂
The owners are in the kitchen, cooking and working the floor themselves. The pasta is made in-house. The lasagna, layered with béchamel, is outstanding. There’s capricciosa pizza. There’s German Paulaner beer on tap. The music actually sets the mood instead of fighting it. Honestly—does it get any better?
We tried all of the above, loved every bite, and already can’t wait to go back to explore more of the menu. This is exactly the kind of experience you’d expect at a small, family-run café tucked away in Tuscany.
I sincerely hope this place is around for a long, long time.
She gave us a sample of a new plate they are piloting, a cream mushroom meatball plate with homemade focaccia bread- it was so delicious!
Then we ordered the meatball, tomato, and basil fusilli pasta ($18) and the Chicken Pesto fusilli pasta ($22). The pasta was HOMEMADE & al dente with a nice mouthful to it. We are obsessed with these meatballs – they melt in your mouth!
The portions are huge for the price, and the staff has been so generous & kind!
We look forward to coming again and again!