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Sal's Pizza (Closed) 214-522-1828
Dallas
2525 Wycliff Avenue
Dallas, TX
75219
(corner of Wycliff & Maple)
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General Info:
- Cuisine: Italian , Pizza
- Pricing: Cheap
- Alcohol: Limited
- Accepts major credit cards
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micastio, anonymous:
Overall:
Quality:
3/5Vibe:
2/5Service:
2/5Value:
3/5For a while I was high on the place but I think the quality isn't all that great anymore. They make a big pizza, but its pretty bland and indistinguishable.
It's kinda like the pizza you can get in a bad mall food court.
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Mike Orren, verified:
Overall:
Quality:
4/5Vibe:
4/5Service:
5/5Value:
5/5I must be eating different items at Sal's than micastio is: Granted, I tend towards the entrees over the pizza, but I've always found it stellar too.
Get the blue cheese instead of the house dressing on your salad and be sure to get garlic cheese bread. All entrees are great, but when I need comfort food, there is no better Italian dish in town than their spaghetti meat sauce. The secret is the more-meat-than-sauce sauce that has the consistency of a Cincy chili but the spices of an Italian dish. Believe me-- I'm usually the last one to be so pedestrian as to order spaghetti, but... damn!
On rare occasions I'll stray for the chicken or veal parm or the sausage.
Staff is friendly and chatty. I only regret that I'm no longer close enough for delivery. But even cross-town, takeout is so piping hot it's still on-point when you get home.
And did I mention it's pretty cheap too?
Well worth the trip into this otherwise seedy Wycliff shopping center. The cop cars parked at the door mean that you're still pretty safe.
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DC, anonymous:
Seedy? You just missed Oiishi and the new Dickey's. Oh, yeah, admittedly I'm not sure if the leather shop is still there.
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Mike Orren, verified:
To be fair, I only get take-out there these days, and April generally is picking up. Has it gotten better?
There are still bars of questionable repute, no? God help us if gentrification is hitting Stemmons...
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DC, anonymous:
Sol's and Oiishi both have new signage, and although the aforementioned bars are still in the neighborhood, that particular strip mall is basically now free of such establishments.
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Lisa Keith, verified:
Overall:
Quality:
5/5Vibe:
4/5Service:
4/5Value:
4/5I've never gotten a less than delicious meal here. The pizza is fantastic, with the kind of cheese that stretches and pulls when you bite into it. The salad with house dressing is yummy and a great start. I've also had various hot sandwiches and pasta dishes and have never been disappointed. Service is fine. My only complaint would be that there is usually some very LOUD sports event on the tv's but to many that is a plus so that's just me. I'd rather have great food and annoying tv any day.
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