
Craving bold, unforgettable flavors in Houston? Look no further than Gold Tooth Tony’s Detroit Pizza, the city’s premier destination for authentic Detroit-style pizza. Crafted in steel pans, each rectangular pie boasts a crispy, caramelized crust, thanks to the buttery Wisconsin brick cheese that melts to perfection. Topped with vibrant sauces and inventive ingredients, these pizzas are a culinary experience you won’t want to miss.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1901 N Shepherd Dr Suite 4, Houston, TX 77008
Phone: (832) 804-6344
Website: http://goldtoothtonys.com/
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
The pizza seems small but is very filling…we ordered a pizza and garlic parm wings…they were very good as well. It did not come with ranch .
Aldi Parking is tight…but folk don’t stay too long.
They received a million and one pickup orders so you know it’s good. Price was a little high but are in line with other Premium Options.
Would definitely recommend 10 out 10.
The Detroit-style pizza is a masterpiece—honestly, every single bite was perfect. The ratio of that cheesy, crunchy-edged dough to the toppings and cheese is exactly where it needs to be. That marinara sauce on top was “perfecto” and paired so well with everything else; it really let the quality of the ingredients shine through flavorfully.
If you’re looking for the perfect crunch and authentic flavor, this is it. 5 stars.
The pizza is exceptional in my opinion, and I’ve tried a wide cross-section of pizza places. Detroit style pizza is thick square pizza cut in four smaller squares, and they also offer the more traditional pie pizza as well both are just as good. I had the Alfredo pizza add pepperoni with a cup of garlic butter which made all the difference if you like dips.
It’s really cool to see smaller businesses like this continue to pop up in Houston, as there was a time in the not so distant past where this was rare, outside of boutique and super fancy shopping centers.
The inside has somewhat limited seating with the kitchen semi-visible, the staff is friendly and jovial seeming to enjoy what they do. It’s sort of dimly lit which is a perfect setting, nobody wants fluorescence to scorch your eyeballs mid conversation.
There is a pretty amazing selection of food even a sweet treats section with four or five choices to choose from.
In closing, this place deserves your patronage so give it a try and see what you think for yourself. You won’t be disappointed!
I actually called the store, and spoke to a young man who told me that sometimes the pizza ends up “smooshed up” getting it out of the pan, and he assured me that it was the same amount of food. I looked at the pizza, and was measuring based on the (intact) edge of the crust.
I don’t know where they got 8×10. It just doesn’t seem like a remotely good value for $25.
I ordered online and was charged 3% for using a credit card. That kind of offends me. When you go to the store, there is a sign on the door that states that they don’t accept cash. So, you have prices listed, and there’s no way to pay those prices? I get that processing credit cards costs money, and $0.75 is not a lot of money to me, but I find it offensive.
For the price, I expected more food, more cheese (having ordered extra cheese), and I expected a nicer location where I might one day want to come sit down to eat. Overall, I don’t see what the hype is about…