Cenzo's Pizza & Deli in the Winnetka Heights neighborhood in Oak Cliff is situated in a Tudor revival building that was originally a gas station built in 1930 and is listed by the Texas Historical Commission.

The menu offers a handful of appetizers, including the very trendy whipped ricotta, an antipasto board, garlic Parmesan or buffalo wings, Parmesan fries with garlic aioli ($8) and a few salads.

For mains, there are red and white pizzas, plus cold and hot sandwiches (a fried mortadella with pistachio butter has our interest piqued for a return visit). It's important to note that Cenzo's doesn't offer pizza by the slice.

There are several wines by the glass and bottle, and beers ranging from Dos XX and White Claw to Manhattan Project, Deep Ellum Brewing Company, Oak Cliff Brewing and Four Corners.