Pink's Pizza

Nice pizzeria located on Calhoun street at U of H. The atmosphere is lively and vibrant. There are Christmas lights hanging above the bar. There are banners, flags, and jerseys decorating the walls of the local sports teams. There are close to a dozen large flat screen t.v’s. Pizza is good. The dough is soft and doughy. They load the pizza with cheese. They aren’t stingy in the toppings at all. They offer full pies or you can order by the slice. The individual slice is BIG. It’s actually called The Big Slice. I found it to be plenty filling. Tried the Southwestern specialty pizza for my big slice. The toppings include Cheddar & Mozzarella Cheese, BBQ Rosemary Chicken Breast, Red Onion & Jalapeno Peppers. It was good, but I would have preferred more BBQ sauce. Aside from that, it’s a keeper. Service is pretty quick. Prices are fair. Place your order at the bar, take a table number, pick a seat, and indulge in a pizza at Cougarville.

Pinks is honestly great. Their pizza is always on point and their happy hours are a great deal that are different each night. Everyone who works here is really nice and it's one of the few place on campus open at night.

Pizza was so good.. loved the crust and enjoyed the hot spicy chicken

Freshetta pizza~ crust was on point and the toppings were plentiful. Bacon cheese stix were hot, fresh, and covered in bacony cheesey goodness.

If you’re a fan of Houston Brews, Pinks is the place to go! They have a ton of Karbach and St Arnold and 8th wonder on tap. The pizza was delicious and the vibe was nice.

Real crazy quality control. Sometimes it is really good and the Big Slice is great. But sometimes it looks like the picture I attached. They have good drink specials throughout the week.

SET ASIDE EVERYTHING ELSE, it was around the summer Pink's Pizza has made one major change - thickness of the pizza (or amount of the dough it uses). Prior to the summer, the thickness was reasonable. However, sometime in June or July, a regularly ordered pizza became a thin crust pizza. One of the reasons my family and I really liked it was because of its chewiness (plus, each slice did not fall apart because it used to be reasonably thick to hold toppings). We tried 16" whole pizza twice after the change (to make sure if it really has changed) and, the price being another factor, decided not to order from Pink's Pizza anymore. IT IS STILL NOT A BAD PIZZA but it no longer appeals to us in its current form.

The customer service here was fantastic and sincere, a true rarity after lockdowns seem to have killed customer service in general. Two of my guests needed special pizzas, one for a rare dairy allergy, and another for someone with a failing pancreas caused by severe gluten allergy. They both loved their pizzas, which is pretty rare for the one off special needs pizzas. My normal pizza was good too. The specialty pizzas were a bit more expensive, but the rare opportunity for them to enjoy a good pizza was worth it.