
Numero28 Austin offers delicious southern Italian food in the heart of downtown Austin. Come in for fresh pastas, oven-fired pizzas, pizza-style panini, small plates, Italian wines, wonderful meats and cheeses, homemade desserts, gelato, and more all served in a warm and friendly atmosphere. At Numero28, we keep Austin drinking and eating bene!
Rustic mini-chain for Neapolitan pizzas & antipasti in cozy digs with a wood-fired oven & a patio.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 452 W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701
Phone: (512) 494-5510
Website: http://numero28austin.com/
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Reviews
Unfortunately didn’t find anything outstanding about it, dishes were good, better than usual pizza places but was hoping for a stand apart kinda taste which was lacking.
Can’t try if you are in the area.
Outdoor and indoor seating available.
Host is polite and welcoming.
Staff is decent and service is usually fast.
I tried their pizza, caprese, and pasta, and all three dishes were amazing. The pizza was thin, crisp, and flavorful with a true Italian touch. The caprese was fresh and beautifully presented, while the pasta was perfectly cooked with rich, balanced flavors. Everything tasted authentic and freshly made.
The staff was friendly and attentive, and the overall service matched the quality of the food. Combined with the pleasant ambiance and convenient location, this place easily stands out among Austin’s Italian dining options.
Highly recommended for anyone craving delicious Italian food in a relaxed, charming setting.
Love the cozy, small restaurant feel of the place! Great service and friendly staff! delicious foods!
I cannot speak for parking, as I generally ride my bike to downtown Austin locations. The location is easily seen from the nearby W. 2nd St and is very near the Violet Crown cinema.
The service on the floor is generally solid. The table bussers are friendly, speak Spanish, and are genuinely pleasant to interact with. There’s also an Italian-American waiter who’s consistently professional and enjoyable.
Now for the part that keeps this place from being truly great: the host stand.
I believe the host is also the owner, and the attitude is… memorable. Even worse, how you’re treated seems to depend heavily on how you look. Show up dressed nicely and you’ll magically find a table. Dress casually and you may wait over two hours. We’ve been told they would call us when the table was ready—no call ever came—and only after pushing back did a table suddenly appear about 30 minutes later. Dress code isn’t posted, but it’s clearly enforced in spirit.
One final warning: never order takeout. The portions are laughably small, and the quality drops off a cliff. I ordered cacio e pepe to go and received almost no sauce and barely any pepper—an impressive feat for a dish defined by those two things. At $25, it wasn’t just disappointing; it was insulting.
Bottom line:
Phenomenal Italian food, great atmosphere, and solid staff once you’re seated. But getting through the front door can feel like a fashion audition, and takeout should be avoided entirely. Eat there, dress well, and you’ll understand why people love it—just don’t expect consistency at the entrance
A special shout-out to Alessio, who made our evening truly memorable. His recommendations were spot on and his hospitality was top-notch. It’s rare to find such genuine service. We will definitely be back soon!