San Antonio has no shortage of pizza options. But finding one that’s worth driving across town for — that’s a shorter list. Godfather’s Pizza is back after 35 years, Veteran-Owned, right here on 151, and making a real case for best pizza in San Antonio. Five crust styles. Specialty pies nobody else has. Feasts that feed a crowd without wrecking your budget. The Taco Pie alone is worth the trip. Here’s why this isn’t just another pizza place — and why a lot of San Antonians have been waiting a long time to say that.
What Sets Godfather’s Apart
Most pizza spots in San Antonio give you one or two crust choices and call it variety. We give you five. Original, Thin, Golden, Stuffed, and Chocolate Chip (for dessert pies). These five crust styles aren’t just different textures — they fundamentally change the experience of the same pizza. Order the Classic Combo on Original crust and it’s a classic. Order it on Golden and it’s something else entirely: buttery, crispy on the bottom, rich all the way through. That flexibility matters when you’re feeding people with different preferences at the same table.
Then there are the pizzas nobody else is making. The Taco Pie. The Bacon Cheeseburger pizza with pickles and cheddar. The Hot Stuff loaded with jalapeños and Italian sausage. The Banana Pepper & Sausage Trio with three kinds of sausage. These aren’t trendy limited-time items — they’re permanent fixtures on a menu that’s been refined over decades.
Then there’s the comeback story. Godfather’s Pizza had a real run in San Antonio years ago — the buffet, the booths, the iconic pie. Then it was gone for 35 years. The owner grew up eating it here, served in the Military, came home, and brought it back. That’s not a corporate refresh. That’s a person who genuinely believed San Antonio deserved to have this pizza again. What makes us different comes down to that: real investment in the food, not just the brand.
If you remember the old Godfather’s from the ’80s, welcome back. If you’ve never had it, you’re about to find out what all the fuss is about.
The Menu Highlights
The full menu has a lot going on, but a few things stand out. Start here if you’re new.
The Taco Pie
This is the one people talk about. The legendary Taco Pie comes on Original crust with taco sauce, seasoned beef, onions, cheddar and mozzarella — then gets lettuce and tomatoes added fresh after it comes out of the oven. It’s not a gimmick. It’s been on the menu since Godfather’s started, and it tastes exactly like it sounds: a taco, but in pizza form, and somehow that works completely.
The Taco Pie is available in four sizes — mini through large — running $13.99 to $34.50. First time ordering? Go medium or large. The leftovers are just as good reheated, and you will want leftovers. Trust us on this one.
Super Tier
If you want to go bigger, the Super Specialty pizzas take things up a level. The Super Combo stacks ham, pepperoni, beef, sausage, black olives, green peppers, mushrooms, onions, tomatoes, mozzarella, and extra cheddar — all on one pie. The Super Taco does the same for the Taco Pie, adding black olives and sour cream and coming with a taco packet per slice. Both run $15.99–$37.75 depending on size. For feeding a table, these are the move.
All-Meat Combo on Golden Crust
Ham, pepperoni, bacon, beef, Italian sausage, sausage, mozzarella — six meats on one pizza, on a Golden crust that gets crispy and buttery underneath. It’s one of our top 5 picks for a reason. Large is $34.50. Order it at least once before you decide what your regular order is.
Wings and Sides
The sides are worth ordering. Bone-in or boneless wings come in buffalo, BBQ, or naked — half order at $16.49, full at $26.49. On game nights those go fast, so order early. The Cheesesticks are legitimately good: garlic, Italian seasoning, mozzarella, served with marinara ($7.79–$12.24). Potato wedges are simple, seasoned, and a solid add-on at $6.74. If you’ve never ended a pizza meal with Cinnamon Monkey Bread — warm pull-apart sweet bread coated in cinnamon sugar with icing drizzle, $7.79 — you’ve been finishing meals wrong.
The Feasts
Feeding more than two people? The Feast combos are the way to go. The Build Your Own Feast gets you a large specialty pizza, a large 1-topping pizza, and a side for $45.99 — feeds 5–7. The Pizza and Wing Feast adds a full order of wings for $55.99. If you’ve got a bigger crowd, the Pizza Pack is four large 1-topping pizzas for $75.00, feeding 12–16.
More Than Just Pizza Night
Godfather’s isn’t just for Tuesday night dinner. We do catering for office parties, team events, graduations, family reunions — whatever you’ve got. The Feast packages scale well for groups without anyone having to play coordinator. The Pizza and Wing Feast (large) covers 5–7 people for $55.99. The Pizza Pack — four large 1-topping pizzas — feeds 12–16 for $75.00. For bigger events, call us directly at (210) 750-2222 and we’ll work out what you need.
We’re open for dine-in, carryout, and delivery. You can order online through our site or call the store directly. We’re at 11075 Culebra Road, right on 151 on the west side. Hours are Sunday–Thursday 11am–10pm, Friday–Saturday 11am–11pm. Whether you’re already on the west side or making the drive from Helotes, Leon Valley, or across town — the food is worth it.
And if you’re part of the JBSA community — Lackland, Fort Sam, Randolph — know that this is a Veteran-Owned spot that’s proud to serve the people who serve. It’s not a marketing line. It’s just who we are.
Right now on the menu: Super Taco, All-Meat Combo on Golden Crust, and the Original Taco Pie — the three things first-timers should try before anything else. Check the full menu online and build your order from there.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Godfather’s Pizza San Antonio located?
We’re at 11075 Culebra Road on the west side of San Antonio, right on 151. Open Sunday–Thursday 11am–10pm, Friday–Saturday 11am–11pm. Dine-in, carryout, and delivery all available.
Does Godfather’s Pizza deliver in San Antonio?
Yes. You can order delivery online through our site or call us at (210) 750-2222. Delivery area covers the west side and surrounding neighborhoods — check the site for your address at checkout.
Is this the same Godfather’s Pizza from the ’80s?
Yes and no. Same brand, same recipes, same Taco Pie — but this is a locally owned franchise, not a corporate chain. The owner is a San Antonio native who grew up eating Godfather’s, served in the Military, and brought it back after 35 years. The food is the real deal.
Is Godfather’s Pizza in San Antonio Veteran-Owned?
Yes. Veteran-Owned and operated, right here on the west side. We’re proud to serve the JBSA community and everyone else in San Antonio who wants a great pizza from a local shop that actually cares about what comes out of the oven.
