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Cane Rosso

815 West Magnolia Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76104, USA

(817) 922-2263

Cane Rosso — Fort Worth’s Best Wood-Fired Neapolitan Pizza on West Magnolia Avenue

When it comes to authentic Neapolitan pizza in Fort Worth, Cane Rosso at 815 W. Magnolia Ave. is in a class entirely its own. Named “Best Pizza in Dallas” by D Magazine five years in a row, Cane Rosso serves the most authentic Neapolitan-style pizzas in Texas, cooked in wood-fired ovens in less than 90 seconds at a searing 900 degrees — producing that unmistakable soft, airy crust with a thin slightly wet center, signature leopard-spotted char, and a simplicity of ingredients that lets the quality shine through on every single bite. From its humble beginnings as a mobile pizza operation to multiple locations across the DFW Metroplex, Cane Rosso has grown into a beloved institution that partners with local vendors, brewers, and suppliers to stay deeply rooted in its community — and the Near Southside Fort Worth location on Magnolia Avenue feels perfectly at home in one of the city’s most vibrant and walkable neighborhoods.

All pizzas are 14″ and prepared in the Neapolitan tradition with a touch of olive oil and just a few leaves of basil, with a menu that spans beloved classics and wildly creative Texas-inspired combinations. The Margherita — tomato sauce, housemade mozzarella, and good olive oil — is the purest expression of the craft, while the Honey Bastard with hot soppressata, bacon marmalade, habanero honey, and Heim BBQ bacon burnt ends pushes the form into gloriously indulgent Texas territory. The Texas BBQ pizza with smoked brisket, roasted onions, candied jalapeños, housemade mozzarella, and house BBQ sauce is a Fort Worth crowd-pleaser that could only exist here, and the rotating monthly pizza keeps regulars guessing and coming back. Beyond pizza, the menu features fried meatballs, cast iron spinach artichoke dip, stracciatella with sweety drop peppers and bacon, housemade pastas, and a showstopping dessert pizza with Nutella, vanilla mascarpone, toasted marshmallows, and powdered sugar that regulars absolutely refuse to skip.

Cane Rosso Fort Worth is open Monday through Thursday from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., with happy hour Monday through Friday from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. featuring $2 off apps and cocktails, $10 Margherita pizzas, and $6 house wines — plus Tuesday half-price wine night. Weekend brunch runs Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with $4 mimosas and $10 Bloody Marys. Gluten-friendly dough is available, and Cane Rosso Rescue — the restaurant’s charitable dog rescue program — gives you one more reason to love this place. Discover more of Fort Worth’s best restaurants in the complete guide to Fort Worth dining.

Cane Rosso

4.5

Based on 3009 reviews

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Joseph Marks

00:44 17 Jun 25

Came to DFW area and decided to have pizza on one of our nights. The Honey Bastard is hands down one of the best pizzas I’ve ever had. Top 5. It is sweet and salty and the crust is magical. We also got the Billy Ray Valentine (delicious) and the crispy brussels appetizer.

Nani

03:12 08 Jun 25

Wow! What an experience. Pizza is more on the pricey side but worth it. I ordered the Billy Ray Valentine & Roni One Pizza. Both met my expectations. The establishment is cozy but parking is difficult to find. The staff I encountered were friendly. My only complaint would be the female greeter who was on her phone the whole time watching videos in front of customers.

Laurie Jackson

23:37 30 Mar 25

In town on business and added a few days of R&R to the mix. Who knew Ft Worth would be such a foodie experience?
My host drove us through the neighborhood to view all of the craftsman style homes that had been renovated. So cool!
This place had an open and bright atmosphere. We were there during brunch: what a neat place for a Sunday afternoon.
There were plenty of TVs for sports fans and the woodfire oven was in close proximity which was fun to watch.
It just so happens I chose the pizza that people travel in for (Honey Bastard🌶) and it did NOT disappoint. I have never had anything quite like it and I doubt I will again. I'm somewhat of a foodie and pizza is my 1st choice. This had soppressata, bacon marmalade and hot honey!!!! To. Die. For.
Our waitress was fun and friendly. The only disappointment was that the warm cookies with ice cream was sold out. But we were promised one upon my return. That just might happen. ❤️

Alex

22:35 18 Mar 25

I thought the worst thing about this place would be finding the entrance. It is not visible anywhere from the street. The place itself is a bar and food typical of this part of town. For pizza it is best to go elsewhere unless you plan on also being drunk by the time the pizza comes. Not that it took long but the cook took the word thin to heart when he saw plain cheese pie on the order. I have never eaten a pizza so thin in my life. It was probably no thicker than 2 pieces of arts and craft paper and completely translucent. It held itself after triple folding it. The crust underneath was soggy and the rim had most of all the right flavors. I can't help but think maybe if they could prefire the pizza and then finish it in high heat. It is a shame because the pictures look great and in all honesty the ingredients are good. They just put it all together into a dogs*** product. The irony at the end being the restroom door decorations which will leave you feeling like a mutt for making it this far. Good but lots of room for improvement.

Louise Viviean

01:30 17 Mar 25

They serve really good food. Everything we ordered, taste delicious. I love the truffle carbonara pasta. The dessert: Ladybird, is also really good, recommended to eat fresh while it is hot.

Will DeGraw

05:13 23 Dec 24

FANTASTIC SERVICE & DELICIOUS FOOD

My recent visit to Cane Rosso in Fort Worth was outstanding! Our server, Joaquin (hope I’m spelling that right), provided exceptional service—attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable.

For appetizers, we ordered the Brussels sprouts and the cheesy bread, both of which were delightful. Pro tip: reheating the cheesy bread under the broiler at home was a genius move—it tasted even more amazing the second time around!

As for the main course, we went with The Honey Bastard pizza, and wow, it was incredible. The hot soppressata, habanero honey with just the right kick, and the fact that it was a white pizza (my personal favorite) made it absolutely delicious.

Cane Rosso is definitely a 10/10 recommendation from me. I’ll absolutely be back, and it’s five stars all the way!

Jennifer “jenniedafoodie”

22:13 15 Dec 24

Been wanting to try Cane Rosso and today felt like a pizza kinda day.

Our server was very nice and helpful. We ordered the Jabroni and Spaghetti and Meatballs and it was all delicious, made with fresh ingredients. They make it near the open oven and cook it so quick that the wait isn’t very long. We ate all the food and were very satisfied.

Definitely our new pizza spot!! Make sure to try them out if you’re in the area and/or are craving really yummy pizza.

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