Built on railroad tracks and brick ovens
Treno started with a deep respect for Temple's railroad roots and a simple obsession: make the best wood-fired pizza in Central Texas. Five years in, the oven is still running hot.
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The name on the wall
"Treno" is Italian for train — a nod to Temple's railroad heritage, rooted on South 1st Street where that history still runs through every brick.
Days developing the dough
Weeks of testing went into the dough before a single pie left the kitchen — charred crust, fresh mozzarella, wood smoke, no shortcuts.
Your beer, your pour
Scan your wristband, pull from 36 rotating local taps, and pay for exactly what you drink. Cold craft beer, exactly how you want it.
A gathering place for downtown
Live music, comedy, trivia, kids' movie nights — Treno was built to be downtown Temple's living room, lawn and all.
Part of something bigger
Treno anchors a family of downtown brands — sister spots Bird Creek Burger Co. and First Street Roasters share the same DNA: real craft, real community, no pretense.