Andrea's Pizza

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  Love their deep dish pizza! Crust is amazing, and I always enjoy going here with the family when I come down to visit.  Owners are super nice, and food is always served hot and fresh.

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  Posted on 07.20.12 Denise P.

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  The thick pizza is very good. For whats in gunter this is the best in town!

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  Posted on 06.12.12 Jason M.

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  I really enjoy Andreas. In a time were mom and pop shops are hard to find and good service is even harder to find Andreas is a great place to eat. It is a small place owned by husband and wife. The wife runs the front and is VERY helpful and pleasent. She gives my kids attention which I love.
  The food is good. Their deep dish pizza has a great crust. Their lasagna is one of the few my husband likes. I am not normally a fan of meatballs but have found myself going to Andreas just for their homemade meatballs.
  You cant beat the prices! The lunch specials are great. Lots of food for a great price.
  Only downfall is no delivery.

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  Posted on 04.30.11 Chassity F.

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  In the handful of years I've lived in Texas, there was one thing about Gunter, TX restaurants that I knew.  They don't exist. Alright, that's a lie.  There have been a few restaurants that have graced the streets of Gunter, but they quickly seem to disappear.  All except the Sonic... not that Sonic is a bastion of culinary excellence. Don't get me wrong, I loves me some late night Sonic, but it's hardly considered a restaurant.  And then along came Andrea's, a small taste of Italy to this even smaller town in Northern Texas.
  
  With a simple menu; pizza, salads and pastas dominate your choice of selections.  What else could you expect, especially in a time where less is more?  For those craving classics: Andrea's serves up Lasagna, Chicken Parm, Raviolis and Backed Pasta.  For the more adventurous, you can choose from 5 different pastas, three different sauces, and two different meat choices.  The tour of tastes doesn't just stop with Italian at Andrea's, as they serve up wings, gyros and sandwiches.  
  
  Having visited twice, I've sampled a range of pastas and pizzas.  Their Chicken Parm was decent, their Calzone of adequate size, and their thick crust pizza pretty acceptable.  I haven't had a chance to try out their American/Greek fare, but they will be next on my list.  I won't lie, the food wasn't amazing, but it also wasn't bad either.  Considering that Andrea's has settled itself in a town more likely to call it "Eye-talian", I think it's worth while.
  
  More importantly, the service there is great and personable.  Owned by a husband and wife, it's probably the closest thing to home cooking you'll get outside of your own home. (Well, except going to your Grannie's)  I have some high standards for Italian food, and most places do not come close to cooking that I grew up with.  But you know what?  Gunter needs at least someone's Mom's Italian cooking, and Andrea's is it.

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  Posted on 03.04.11 Damian B.

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