Cane Rosso
Pizza restaurant · Dallas ·
Neapolitan pizzas from wood-fired oven, creative sandwiches, pastas
Neapolitan pizzas from wood-fired oven, creative sandwiches, pastas
"All of Cane Rosso’s locations are dog-friendly on the nice, big patios. Bring the bestest furry friends when you go for pizza. This restaurant actually has its own dog rescue, Cane Rosso Dog Rescue, which helps get dogs in need adopted and fostered. Now that’s dog friendly." - Leslie Chatman
"There’s not a Cane Rosso in DFW that isn’t kid-friendly, but the outpost in North Dallas looks extra kid-friendly, thanks to some giant Connect Four games. The Napoli-style pizza is excellent, with simple menu options for kid tastes and fancy toppings for the adults. And yes, every location has a bar and custom cocktail options." - Courtney E. Smith
"It’s pretty much required that you like Cane Rosso if you want to remain in the Metroplex. But happily, that’s easy to do! Its Neapolitan style pies cooked in wood fired ovens are light, crispy, and topped with inventive flavors, from bacon marmalade to barbecue pineapple to a Calabrian chile béchamel." - Courtney E. Smith, Rachel Pinn
"It’s pretty much required that you like Cane Rosso if you want to remain in the Metroplex. But happily, that’s easy to do! Its Neapolitan style pies cooked in wood fired ovens are light, crispy, and topped with inventive flavors, from bacon marmalade to barbecue pineapple to a Calabrian chile béchamel." - Courtney E. Smith, Rachel Pinn
"Beloved Dallas favorite Cane Rosso has expanded into Hillcrest Village at 6959 Arapaho Rd., marking its seventh location; I noted the family-friendly vibes, a sprawling patio plus a “bonus” side patio, and the Neapolitan pizzas it’s known for, plus a walk-up window for to-go orders. Founder Jay Jerrier shared that the team has been working on this location for a while and chose it to meet the needs of locals from Richardson, South Plano, North Dallas, and Addison." - Courtney E. Smith