Blanco River Pizza Company

Solid pizza from a small business. Sauce was very tasty and the crust had great texture. However the star of the show was the Garlic Knots. You can tell these are home made and are a great value. Not only are they affordable but you can't beat the taste. The small kitchen can get a little backed up during the rush so plan to spend some extra time and enjoy the varied beer selection!

We loved stopping in here. The restaraunt is in the town square encompassing the town hall/ court house (not certain which). The interior has an industrial vibe. The food was amazing! Though they were out of calamari during my visit, the menu had many offerings to choose from. The garlic knots were delicious and the pizza was phenomenal! True pizzeria style offerings. Service was lacking a bit but they were short handed. The two servers were hustling hard though and made the experience a little more authentic. Overall, this restaraunt is now on our families MUST Visit for the Blanco area. 🖤

I hate to write a poor review for a small town pizza place. I feel like I am being generous with 2 stars. When I arrived to place a to go order there were only a few people eating in the restaurant. I was told it would at least be an hour wait. I agreed and said I would grab a glass of wine and wait at the bar. The kid helping me acted extremely agitated that I agreed to wait. He told me I had to pay for my wine then because he wouldn't have time to ring it up later. I agreed and tipped 25% on both my to go food and glass of wine. I got a very short pour of wine. When I asked for a water it took 25 minutes. At the hour mark I asked about my food and was told 7 more minutes. When I got to the car the pizza was cold. We heated it up and it was chewy and not good. Honestly, I would have preferred Papa John's or Pizza Hut or even no dinner. I love and endorse eating at mom and pop restaurants, I am super polite and tip well. Everyone working there seemed absolutely miserable and it showed in their demeanor, attitude and sadly in their food. I hope my experience was a one off and not a true reflection of the quality of food and workers.

Service was terrible. We (group of 12, 3 families, ages 7-45 so not a rowdy crowd) went on Sunday evening 1.5hrs before they closed and were, in short, refused service. When we arrived, there were only 3 tables in the entire restaurant with anyone sitting down. 2 of the 3 had their food already. The hostess was about to seat us in the empty back room when the manager, “Amber” I was told her name was, immediately met me to advise, “because of orders ahead of you (us) it would be a 45-50min wait.” We were fine with that and asked if we could order drinks while we waited. They refused. While waiting to be seated the hostess very rudely cut through our group YELLING “excuse me” several times to serve a single patron at the bar (could have been served from behind the bar) and a group of 4 were immediately seated in front of us after we’d been waiting for over 10min. We left and ate at a bar/restaurant around the corner that had great food and great service. To Brazos River Pizza Co., 12 people eating and drinking= a large tab. P.S. we tip well…