Montrose has a new place to grab a slice well past midnight. Crocker Street Pizza opened Nov. 5 at 2320 Crocker St., serving pizza and other food from 11 a.m. until 2 a.m., giving the neighborhood another late-night option for when the craving hits after the bars start winding down.
The new spot, reported by Community Impact Newspaper, sits next door to Crocker Bar and leans into that proximity. Customers can order food from the dining room or from a courtyard station set up right alongside the bar, according to the outlet, making it easy to grab a pie without leaving the drinks behind. Crocker Street Pizza also has a full bar of its own and describes itself as an inclusive gathering spot welcoming customers in for food and drinks.
The opening menu centers on six specialty pizzas built on house-made dough, offered in both round and Detroit-style formats, alongside chicken wings. The lineup includes the Classic Crocker, a margherita; the Pit Stop, a chicken barbecue pizza; the Montrose, a meat lover's pie; the Wrecking Ball, a three-meat pizza; the Full Spectrum, a supreme; and the Last Call, topped with pepperoni and jalapeño. More details are listed on the restaurant's website, www.crockerstpizza.com.
Montrose's Growing Late-Night Pizza Scene
Montrose's Growing Late-Night Pizza Scene Ducky's Pizza and Tavern was operating in a quiet soft-opening phase in October 2025 at 1927 Fairview Street, the former Riel space, as Houston CultureMap reported. That spot comes from restaurateur Michael Collins, who also owns Ducky McSweeney's Irish Pub near the Galleria, Sushi on Post Oak and Midtown's The Fish. Ducky's serves food until 1:30 a.m., built around New York-style pizzas baked in a deck oven installed at the bar, available in a shareable 14-inch size or a personal nano, with gluten-free dough also on offer alongside shareable bites like meatballs and chicken wings.
Finding a solid meal after midnight in Houston can still be a challenge, especially on weeknights, as Houstonia has noted. Elsewhere in the city, BB's Tex-Orleans in Montrose keeps Texas fare flowing until 4 a.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, per the magazine, while Frank's downtown location serves pizza until 3 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and until 1 a.m. on Thursdays.
Another Option For Montrose Night Owls
Crocker Street Pizza's Late Hours With its 2 a.m. closing time, Crocker Street Pizza adds a late-night option to the neighborhood. Its courtyard setup is next to Crocker Bar, alongside similar pizza-and-bar pairings around the city, like Ducky's.
