Pizza Ella

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I had a wonderful experience at this pizza place. The location is beautiful and easy to get to, and the atmosphere made it even more enjoyable. I ordered the penne pasta with their special sauce along with the side bread, and both were absolutely delicious. The flavors were fresh and well-balanced, and the bread was the perfect complement. The manager treated me with so much kindness and professionalism, making me feel truly welcomed and appreciated. It was a great dining experience from start to finish, and I will definitely be coming back again. Highly recommended!

My friends and I came by for our first time today after we randomly found it on Google. Excellent, delicious & fresh food. The breads and pizzas were so delicious, and even the salad was amazing. I am now a fan of anchovy pizza. A bit pricey but so worth it if you have money to splurge. Very friendly service too. I can tell the food here is made with love and care. The back patio looks so cute; can’t wait for the weather to get cooler to revisit. I plan to return and support this local business.

Absolutely phenomenal! Pizza Ella serves up the best kosher pizza I’ve ever tasted — hands down. The crust is perfectly crisp, the sauce is rich and flavorful, and the cheese blend is spot on. Every bite is delicious. But it doesn’t stop at pizza — their pasta dishes are next level. Each dish is packed with flavor, cooked to perfection, and presented beautifully. You can tell real care goes into every plate they serve. If you're in Dallas and looking for incredible kosher food, Pizza Ella is a must-visit. Friendly service, great atmosphere, and food that keeps you coming back. A true gem!

The only thing that could be better than this Israeli breakfast in Far North Dallas would be enjoying the delicious food in Tel Aviv! The shakshuka was delicious and the bread and spreads were amazing. Will definitely come back!

Updated - Second time here and I am not happy. We were 5 people and were trying to put the inside tables together and was told not to put three together. No one came in after us so it wasn't busy, so I am not sure why we couldn't use 3 small tables for our party. The tables and chairs were dirty but there was no concern there. Zero customer service! We ordered 7 slices like the ones you purchase by the slice, and were told that we should just have a pie, to which we agreed. The pie we got was half the size of the one they sell by the slice, and certainly not enough for 5 people. The gentleman proceeded to explain that he never makes the larger pie for table orders and proceeded to explain the pricing, which I never asked him for. Overall, the flavor was good but the dough very soft and completely different from the slice, which is thinner and more crispy. It would seem that they stretch the dough for the slices to make them thinner. Coming from a place where pizza is culture, this was hard to swallow. And the price exorbitant for the small pie. Needless to say, the picture I posted was for a slice, but don't expect the same size when you order a pie. And don't expect it to be crispy. The restaurant exists to serve the Jewish community, and that is beautiful. But outside of that community not so much. They have a good opportunity to turn it around by adding someone else at the front who understands service, and knows how to listen to the customer, all while continuing to honor the Sabbath and closing during that time. That's commendable, but if you turn people off outside that community you won’t be around too much longer. Also, bathroom was filthy! ——————— First time here. Pizza Slice was good.

Wow! Eater Dallas never lies! We love shakshuka and have found a few places around that make good ones. I saw Eater recommended this spot and I saw they have Shaksuka for breakfast so we made the trek this morning. It was delicious. The tomato sauce is flavorful with the perfect amount of spice and the eggs were perfectly cooked. The Israeli salad on the side was bright and fresh and the fresh bread made the perfect dipper for the tomato sauce. We will definitely be back. There’s a tv screen showing the other menu items and the pizza, pasta and desserts look great too! Atmosphere wise it’s a casual neighborhood pizza place with a nice patio on the side for dining. Service is friendly too. We will definitely be back.

This is a Mediterranean experience of what it’s like to eat in Israel or the Middle East . Food is good & delicious. Lots of noise from the excited customers whose conversations can be heard all around. The servers can also be very excited with their comments. So come in and celebrate in this special & unique environment. Pizza Ella - Ivan Sacks

We had such a great time at Pizza Ella! We came in for the big breakfast and were honestly blown away by how delicious and authentic everything was. The shakshuka was amazing—rich, flavorful, and just the right amount of spice. It came with fresh bread, a bunch of tasty little salads, and coffee, which made it feel like a full-on feast. We brought our baby along too, and the staff was so sweet—they even made her a special egg dish, which was such a thoughtful touch. You can really feel the love and care they put into everything. If you’re looking for a real-deal Middle Eastern breakfast, this is the spot!

Placed a Togo order, the pizza was very yummy and great crust! Also tried the chocolate mousse which was a great sweet treat. Worth the drive!

Don't know what their deal is but no one answers their phone number....just rings and rings and then goes to voicemail.

Wanted to try this neighborhood restaurant. Ordered online during their posted hours, but they decided to close early. Could not give me a refund. Won't try again.