Last updated: October 23, 2026
If you’re searching for the Cane Rosso menu, here’s the honest starting point: the official site doesn’t publish per-dish prices. This guide gives you the next best thing — real current prices from delivery listings (clearly labeled as delivery, which runs higher than dine-in), the full menu picture, and what to order — plus the story behind the restaurant that brought true Neapolitan pizza to Texas.
Menu note: Cane Rosso doesn’t publish dine-in prices on its official site. Prices below come from current DoorDash delivery listings — delivery prices typically run higher than what you’ll pay at the table. Confirm before visiting.
At a Glance
| Cuisine | Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza |
| Location | Deep Ellum (original), 2612 Commerce St, Dallas — plus Lake Highlands, North Dallas and White Rock, and locations in Houston and Austin |
| Known for | The Honey Bastard pizza, Margherita, and true Neapolitan pies cooked in a 900°F wood-burning oven in under 90 seconds |
| Price guide | Delivery prices (DoorDash listings): pizzas $20.40–$25.20 — the official site doesn’t publish dine-in prices, and delivery runs higher than dine-in. OpenTable lists $30 and under per person |
| Hours | Deep Ellum: Sun 11am–9pm, Mon–Thu 3–10pm, Fri–Sat 11am–10pm. Hours vary by location |
| Reservations | Accepted (catering also available) |
| Official website | canerosso.com |
Cane Rosso Menu at a Glance
| Menu section | Examples |
|---|---|
| Signature pizzas | Honey Bastard, Margherita, Roni One, Truffle Shuffle, Zoli, Emma |
| White & red pies | Cane Rosso, Jabroni, Ladybird, Chicken Tikka Pizza |
| Pastas | Bolognese, Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo, Fusilli Alla Vodka, Truffle Carbonara (specials) |
| Snacks & shares | Fried Nuggz, Ladybird, Cheesy Garlic Bread, Crispy Brussels |
| Salads | Whole Gem Caesar |
| Kids | Small cheese / pepperoni / sausage pizzas, kids pasta |
| Desserts | S’mores calzone |
| Drinks | Cocktails (Frosé, espresso martini), wine, local beer |
Cane Rosso Menu Prices
Read this first: these are delivery prices from DoorDash (current listings), not the restaurant’s dine-in prices. Expect to pay less at the table — but this gives you a reliable sense of the pricing ladder.
Pizzas
| Pizza | Delivery price |
|---|---|
| Honey Bastard | $25.20 |
| Roni One | $24.00 |
| Truffle Shuffle | $24.00 |
| Zoli | $22.80 |
| Jabroni | $22.80 |
| Cane Rosso | $22.80 |
| Emma | $21.60 |
| Margherita | $20.40 |
Pastas & More
| Dish | Delivery price |
|---|---|
| Bolognese | $21.60 |
| Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo | $20.40 |
| Whole Gem Caesar | $15.60 |
OpenTable lists Cane Rosso at $30 and under per person — this is a casual, moderate-priced night out, not a splurge.
The Honey Bastard, Decoded
The Honey Bastard is the pie that built the reputation — consistently the most-ordered item on delivery. Per reviewer reports, it stacks hot soppressata, bacon marmalade, habanero honey, and mozzarella on the signature wood-fired crust: sweet, salty, spicy, and charred in under 90 seconds. If you try one pizza, make it this one.
The 90-Second Craft
Cane Rosso’s claim — “the most authentic wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas in Texas” — rests on specifics: dough made fresh daily from Italian “00” flour, sauce from hand-crushed San Marzano tomatoes, mozzarella pulled in-house, and a 900°F wood-burning oven that cooks each pie in under 90 seconds. Owner Jay Jerrier trained with AVPN (Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana) Master Pizzaiolos — the Naples-based body that certifies true Neapolitan pizza.
What Should You Order at Cane Rosso?
First-timer: the Honey Bastard. It’s the signature for a reason.
For the purist: the Margherita — San Marzano, house-pulled mozzarella, basil. The truest test of the oven.
For the table: one Honey Bastard + one Margherita + a Whole Gem Caesar to share. Classic Cane Rosso move.
For the adventurous: the Truffle Shuffle or the Chicken Tikka Pizza — the menu has a playful streak beyond the classics.
For kids: the kids’ menu runs small pizzas and pasta — the whole place is family-friendly.
For the finish: the S’mores calzone.
For another wood-fired Italian pizza experience, see our Trattoria Milanese menu guide — and for a wine-and-pizza night with an Italian lean, see our Sixty Vines menu guide.
The Cane Rosso Story
Cane Rosso started with a honeymoon. In 1995, owner Jay Jerrier traveled to Italy, came home obsessed with real Neapolitan pizza, and built a wood-burning oven in his backyard. After training with AVPN Master Pizzaiolos, he launched a mobile catering oven in 2009, then opened the first restaurant in Deep Ellum in early 2011.
Dallas noticed fast: D Magazine named it Best Pizza in Dallas five years running (2011–2015), Guy Fieri brought Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, and Eater put it on its 38 Essential Pizzerias list. From one Deep Ellum room, it’s grown to five DFW locations plus Houston and Austin — the little pizza operation that could.
Cane Rosso Locations & Hours
- Deep Ellum (original): 2612 Commerce St, Dallas — (214) 741-1188. Listed hours: Sun 11–9, Mon–Thu 3–10, Fri–Sat 11–10.
- Lake Highlands: 7150 Skillman St — (214) 774-6757
- North Dallas: 6959 Arapaho Rd — (972) 961-2266
- White Rock: 7328 Gaston Ave #100 — (214) 660-3644
- Plus Houston and Austin locations.
Hours vary by location, and third-party listings differ — check canerosso.com before heading out. The Deep Ellum location lists brunch Sat–Sun 11–3 and a happy hour Mon–Fri 3–6 on third-party listings (unconfirmed on the official site — worth verifying). Reservations are accepted, catering is available, and patios are famously dog-friendly.
Before You Go
- Hours vary by location and third-party listings differ — check canerosso.com before heading out.
- Reservations are accepted, and catering is available.
- The patios are famously dog-friendly.
- Third-party listings show brunch Sat–Sun 11–3 and a happy hour Mon–Fri 3–6 at Deep Ellum — unconfirmed on the official site, so verify before going.
- Gluten-free options are listed and vegan cheese is available; confirm preparation details with staff.
Cane Rosso Menu FAQs
How much is a pizza at Cane Rosso? Delivery listings show $20.40–$25.20 per pizza (Margherita $20.40, Honey Bastard $25.20). Dine-in prices aren’t published but typically run lower than delivery.
What is the Honey Bastard pizza? Cane Rosso’s signature pie: hot soppressata, bacon marmalade, habanero honey, and mozzarella on wood-fired Neapolitan crust (toppings per reviewer reports).
How many Cane Rosso locations are there? Five in the DFW metroplex — including Deep Ellum, Lake Highlands, North Dallas and White Rock — plus locations in Houston and Austin.
Does Cane Rosso take reservations? Yes — reservations are accepted, and catering is available.
Does Cane Rosso have gluten-free or vegan pizza? Gluten-free options are listed; vegan cheese is available. Confirm preparation details with staff.
Does Cane Rosso serve brunch? Third-party listings show brunch Sat–Sun 11–3 at Deep Ellum — confirm on the official site before going.
Is Cane Rosso dog friendly? Yes — the patios are famously dog-friendly.
Who owns Cane Rosso? Jay Jerrier, who founded it after an Italy honeymoon in 1995, AVPN training, and a mobile pizza oven in 2009.
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