The 9 Best Places for Red Pepper Flakes in Houston

Caitlyn Silvas: Amazing food! Always eat here when I am in town :)

Jef With One F: No matter where I live in Houston I come to Star for pizza. There is just no good reason to go anywhere else.

Local Houston Magazine: Their deep dish pizza is prepared on a whole wheat crust with mounds of veggies, cheese and sauce, this is what I like to call a fork and knife slice. Read more.

Genie Bean: Try the Friday soup of the day- seafood soup! Tomato base, full of seafood and veggies, and has a little kick to it, too!

Jarrett Smith: It's all good. The chicken parm is great. And you can never go wrong with pizza

Sara Rodgers: Best pizza around but $6 for 4 cheese sticks is a bit much.

Travis Nicolette: Garlic knots are delicious, and we had the blackened flounder with fettuccine. Fantastic and great service! Great view outside.

Kings Harbor: Warning: The Garlic Knots here are so delicious, that you may forget about saving room for your pizza or pasta!

kathryn trappey: Minestrone is really amazing!

Jeremey Barrett: Beautiful patio, great food. Get the pimiento cheese and the pickle plate!

😈darĸərтнanвlacĸ😈: Bring your light bright and drink some great beer!!!

Local Houston Magazine: D & T has 50 draft beers to choose from with 45 special one-off beers, many of Houston’s finest, quality Texas beers, fine beers from around the world and the occasional surprise. Read more.

Alkeisha S: The best pita bread!! Great hummus varieties.

Manuel A: Try the hummus

Allen Arcade: Lamb kabobs fresh off the grill.

Emily Hammer: Gnocchi is excellent. Good wines also!

Jerry Walker: There tagliatelle pasta is amazing!!

Houston Press: 2011 Best of Houston Winner: Best Housemade Pasta. Check out more Houston Press Best of Houston Winners here: http://bit.ly/JCaGyR Or go mobile with the free Best Of app.

Abel Sanchez: Try Salsa Verde if looking for garlicky/spicy pizza (made w/tomatillo sauce). Baked Goat Cheese Bowl is strong, can pack a punch, so heads up!

Dora: Pizzas are made to order, so be prepared to wait for about 20-25 minutes at the table. Or you can get it by the slice instead. Powered by ParentsConnect.com

CultureMap Houston: The wait for a deep dish is between 20-30 minutes -- unless it's home delivered, in which case it can take an hour or more. So order before you're ravenous.

Clay Whitehead: Try the Osso Buco ! Great little place tucked away in a not so hectic part of town!

Phillip Stecker: Really enjoyed the calamari haven't been disappointed by anything I've had.

Jim Bailey: Cioppino is fantastic