Most pizzas on Joe’s Pizza Italian Cuisine & Bar pizza menu start with tomato sauce. The Alfredo Pizza doesn’t — it swaps in Joe’s Pizza Italian Cuisine & Bar’s house-made Alfredo sauce instead. Here’s exactly what’s on it and how that changes the pizza.
What’s On It
Joe’s Pizza Italian Cuisine & Bar’s describes the Alfredo Pizza as: “chicken, crispy bacon, and fresh spinach layered over house-made Alfredo sauce and mozzarella on a hand-tossed pizza crust.” The Alfredo sauce is the same one used across Joe’s Pizza Italian Cuisine & Bar fettuccine dishes — butter, cream, and Parmesan — spread on the crust in place of tomato sauce.
How It Differs From a Tomato-Sauce Pizza
Alfredo sauce is thicker and richer than tomato sauce, with no acidity to cut through the fat from the cream and Parmesan. That changes the whole character of the pizza — instead of the bright, slightly tangy base a tomato sauce provides, the Alfredo Pizza leans entirely into richness, with the chicken, bacon, and spinach adding savory contrast rather than acidity.
Alfredo Pizza vs. White Pizza
Both of the no-tomato-sauce pizzas at Joe’s Pizza Italian Cuisine & Bar skip the red sauce, but they’re built very differently:
- White Pizza ($13.00) — ricotta, mozzarella, and garlic, no other toppings. See the White Pizza guide.
- Alfredo Pizza ($16.00) — Alfredo sauce, mozzarella, chicken, bacon, and spinach.
White Pizza is simpler and lighter on toppings; Alfredo Pizza is a fully loaded pie built around a cream sauce instead of ricotta.
Where to Order in Fort Worth
Alfredo Pizza is on the regular menu at Joe’s Pizza Italian Cuisine & Bar, 5440 Gran Via St, Fort Worth, TX 76123 — open daily from 11:00 AM, closing at 9:00 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, and 9:30 PM Friday and Saturday. See the pizza landing page for the rest of the pizza program, or the full menu for everything else.