Tagliare is an airport pizza restaurant located inside George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) in Houston, Texas, serving pizza by the slice, whole pies, and quick breakfast items to travelers.
Tagliare is a quick-service pizza and Italian-inspired restaurant concept located inside George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) in Houston, Texas. Operated as part of OTG’s portfolio of airport dining brands, Tagliare focuses on classic and Sicilian-style pizza by the slice or whole pie, along with grab-and-go items and some breakfast options for early travelers. The restaurant uses high-temperature pizza ovens and offers a rotating selection of toppings, with a menu geared toward speed and convenience for passengers on tight schedules.([restaurantji.com](https://www.restaurantji.com/tx/houston/tagliare-2/?utm_source=openai))
A charge reading like “IAH B TAGLIARE 00000HOUSTON TX” typically corresponds to a food purchase made at Tagliare in Terminal B (or a related concourse location) at IAH. Travelers might see these charges for single pizza slices, combo meals including a drink, or breakfast sandwiches and coffee, often in the $10–$30 per person range, though totals can be higher for multiple diners. Because the brand operates in multiple terminals at IAH, similar descriptors may appear with slightly different terminal or gate references (e.g., Terminal B or E), but they all refer to Tagliare within the airport.([visithoustontexas.com](https://www.visithoustontexas.com/taste-houston/local-picks/houston-neighborhoods/restaurants-at-houston-bush-intercontinental-airport/?utm_source=openai))
If you have questions about a Tagliare charge, start by checking receipts from the date of travel, your airline’s app or email for boarding passes (to confirm you were in IAH that day), and any photos or location history from your phone. Tagliare is part of the OTG-operated concessions at IAH, so further information about the concept and its operator can be found via OTG’s website; OTG’s guest services can typically be contacted through the airport’s concessions information or OTG’s corporate contact page.([fly2houston.com](https://www.fly2houston.com/airport-business/properties/concession-opportunities/?utm_source=openai))
Bank Statement Variations
2 known variations
These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Tagliare.
Why do I see a charge from “IAH B TAGLIARE 00000HOUSTON TX” on my card?
This descriptor indicates a food purchase at Tagliare, a pizza restaurant located in Terminal B (and other concourses) at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) in Houston. The charge usually corresponds to pizza, drinks, or breakfast items bought while you were traveling through IAH. Check receipts or your travel itinerary from that date to confirm the visit.([restaurantji.com](https://www.restaurantji.com/tx/houston/tagliare-2/?utm_source=openai))
What are typical amounts for a Tagliare charge?
Because Tagliare is inside an airport, prices are higher than many street-side locations. Single-person meals—such as a slice or two of pizza plus a drink—often fall in the $10–$25 range, while whole pies or multiple meals for a group can easily exceed $30–$50 depending on items ordered. Reviewing your itemized receipt, if available, is the best way to confirm the exact pricing.([restaurantji.com](https://www.restaurantji.com/tx/houston/tagliare-2/?utm_source=openai))
Can Tagliare appear under a different name or descriptor on my statement?
Most statements show variants of “IAH TAGLIARE” along with a terminal indicator such as “B” or “E” and the city/state (Houston, TX). In some cases, the descriptor may reference IAH and a gate or terminal code rather than spelling out the full word "Terminal," but it should still include “TAGLIARE” and “HOUSTON TX,” indicating the same restaurant at George Bush Intercontinental Airport.([visithoustontexas.com](https://www.visithoustontexas.com/taste-houston/local-picks/houston-neighborhoods/restaurants-at-houston-bush-intercontinental-airport/?utm_source=openai))
Is Tagliare a standalone business or part of a larger company?
Tagliare is one of several in-terminal restaurant concepts operated by OTG, a major airport dining and hospitality company that runs numerous brands across North American airports. The local legal entity may appear as an IAH-based LLC on some records, but operationally it sits under OTG’s broader restaurant portfolio.([prod.otgexp.com](https://prod.otgexp.com/experience_locations/george-bush-intercontinental-airport/?utm_source=openai))
How can I get a copy of my receipt or dispute a Tagliare charge?
To obtain a receipt or dispute a charge, first confirm your travel date and approximate time of purchase, then contact your card issuer to ask for the full transaction details and exact descriptor. You can then reach out via OTG’s corporate contact page or through Houston Airports’ concessions office with that information; they can typically coordinate with the on-site Tagliare management to look up the transaction. If the charge appears fraudulent, your card issuer can initiate a formal dispute.([fly2houston.com](https://www.fly2houston.com/airport-business/properties/concession-opportunities/?utm_source=openai))
Does Tagliare place temporary holds or pending charges on cards?
As with many airport restaurants, your bank may initially show a pending amount that matches or slightly differs from the final ticket total until the tip and final amount are processed. This is controlled by your card network and bank, not Tagliare specifically. Once the transaction is finalized and batched, the pending amount should update to the actual total within a few days. If a pending amount does not clear, contact your bank for clarification.
Can I get a refund from Tagliare if there was an error with my order or bill?
Refunds are handled on a case-by-case basis by the on-site management and OTG. If you were overcharged or had a billing error, gather your receipt (or the exact date, time, and amount of the transaction) and contact the location as soon as possible or use OTG’s corporate contact channels. For card billing disputes that cannot be resolved with the merchant, you can also work with your card issuer to initiate a chargeback investigation.([restaurantji.com](https://www.restaurantji.com/tx/houston/tagliare-2/?utm_source=openai))
Does Tagliare offer any kind of loyalty program or account-based billing I should be aware of?
Tagliare at IAH generally operates as a traditional counter-service airport restaurant without its own customer accounts or subscription-style billing. Charges are almost always one-time, tied to a specific in-person purchase on the date you traveled. If you see recurring or repeated charges that you cannot tie to trips through IAH, contact your card issuer to investigate potential card compromise.