Pizza Propria ★ 4.5
The best pizza in Aarhus by a wide margin. The sourdough base is fermented 72 hours and blistered in a wood-fired deck oven; toppings are sourced.
Signature: Margherita on 72-hour sourdough, Nduja and honey, Affogato
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Pizza was invented in 18th-century Naples as workers' food: flatbread, tomato, lard, basil, sometimes cheese, eaten folded in the street. The pizza margherita as we know it was codified in 1889 when Raffaele Esposito at Pizzeria Brandi composed a tricolor pizza (red tomato, white mozzarella, green basil) for Queen Margherita of Savoy. The Neapolitan pizza tradition is now protected by UNESCO (the art of the pizzaiuolo, 2017) and by the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana, which certifies the style worldwide.
The Neapolitan grammar is strict and short: 00 flour, water, salt, fresh yeast, 24-72 hour cold ferment, hand-stretched dough, San Marzano tomatoes, fior di latte or buffalo mozzarella, basil, olive oil, salt, fired 60-90 seconds at 430-485 Celsius in a wood-fired oven. The crust is high (cornicione), the center is wet (soupy in the middle, eaten with a knife and fork), and the leoparding (charred dark spots on the rim) is the visual signature.
Outside Naples, pizza forks into a dozen regional schools: Roman (thin and crisp, scrocchiarella), New York (large, foldable, oily, cheap by the slice), Sicilian sfincione (thick and spongy), Detroit (rectangular, frico-edge cheese, in a steel pan), Chicago (deep-dish, casserole-like), and the modern Roman pizza al taglio (rectangular, by-the-weight slices). Each school has its own rules, its own ovens, and its own argument with the others.
The original. Wood oven, 60-90 second cook, soupy center, leopard-spotted rim. Da Michele, Sorbillo, Da Attilio, Concettina ai Tre Santi, 50 Kalo. AVPN certification governs the style worldwide.
Thin, crisp, almost cracker-like base (scrocchiarella), small cornicione, fired longer at a lower temperature. The Roman pizza al taglio is the rectangular by-weight version sold in slices.
Large 18-22 inch round pies cooked in gas or coal ovens, sold by the slice. Foldable, oilier than Neapolitan, often with low-moisture mozzarella and an aggressive tomato sauce. Coal-oven institutions: Lombardi's, John's of Bleecker, Patsy's.
Thick, focaccia-like rectangular Palermitan pizza with tomato, onion, anchovy, caciocavallo, and breadcrumbs. Cut into slabs, eaten at street stalls.
Rectangular, deep-pan style with frico (caramelized cheese) edges, sauce on top of the cheese (red-on-top), and a thick airy crust. Buddy's Pizza (1946) is the originator.
Casserole-style pie in a deep round pan, with cheese, fillings, then sauce on top. Lou Malnati's, Pequod's, and Pizzeria Uno define the style. Not really pizza by Neapolitan rules, but a beloved category in its own right.
At a Neapolitan pizzeria, order one pizza per person. Margherita or marinara is the dough test; once that's good, branch into the regional toppings (salsiccia and friarielli, capricciosa, diavola). Eat hot, eat fast, eat with a knife and fork in Naples and with hands in New York. Pizza is not a sharing dish in Naples; in the US, splitting a large pie is normal.
At a pizza al taglio shop, order by pointing at the slab; the counter cuts the portion you want by length and prices by weight. The slice gets warmed in the oven and folded into paper. At a New York slice shop, you order across the counter ('one regular slice'), pay 4-6 dollars, and eat standing.
The rookie mistakes: asking for pineapple in Naples (refused on principle), expecting Italian pizza to be the same as American pizza (Neapolitan is wet, fast-cooked, and smaller than the New York slice template), and asking for a sharing pizza at a Neapolitan pizzeria (one pizza per diner is the social contract).
Pizza is a working-class food and the drinks list reflects it. Birra alla spina (draught lager, especially Peroni or Moretti) is the Italian default. Coca-Cola at a New York slice shop. House red wine by the carafe at a sit-down pizzeria. At the higher end, Aglianico or Falanghina (Campanian) wines with Neapolitan; Chianti or Cesanese with Roman. Modern pizzerias (Bonci, 50 Kalo, Pizzaria La Notizia) have serious craft beer programs.
Naples is the global capital: Da Michele, Sorbillo, Da Attilio, Concettina ai Tre Santi, 50 Kalo, Pizzaria La Notizia. Rome for scrocchiarella and pizza al taglio (Bonci, Pizzarium, La Gatta Mangiona). New York for slice shops (Joe's Pizza, Lucali, Di Fara) and coal-oven (Lombardi's, John's of Bleecker, Patsy's). Outside the US-Italy axis: Tokyo (the world's most carefully replicated Neapolitan scene), Sao Paulo (the largest pizza-eating diaspora in the Southern Hemisphere), Buenos Aires (with its own thick-crust fugazzeta tradition), and London (Franco Manca, Sodo, Pizza Pilgrims).
Pizza is documented in Naples from the late 1700s as a workers' street food. The margherita is conventionally dated to 1889 at Pizzeria Brandi. The art of the pizzaiuolo Napoletano was inscribed on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2017. The AVPN (Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana), founded in Naples in 1984, certifies pizzerias worldwide that meet the Neapolitan specification. New York pizza descends from Lombardi's (1905), the first American pizzeria.
Neapolitan is wet-centered, soft, high-rimmed, cooked in 60-90 seconds in a wood oven at 430+ Celsius. Roman is thin, crisp, cracker-like (scrocchiarella), with a low rim, cooked longer at lower temperatures. Same country, very different doughs.
By Neapolitan rules, no. By Chicago rules, of course. It's a casserole-style baked dish with pizza ingredients, and it has its own century of tradition. Argue with a Chicagoan at your peril.
The Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana certifies pizzerias that follow the traditional Neapolitan specification: 00 flour, hand-stretching, wood oven, specific tomato and mozzarella sources, 60-90 second cook. A certified pizzeria displays the AVPN plaque.
The best pizza in Aarhus by a wide margin. The sourdough base is fermented 72 hours and blistered in a wood-fired deck oven; toppings are sourced.
Signature: Margherita on 72-hour sourdough, Nduja and honey, Affogato
The Margherita on 72-hour sourdough is $120 and competes with anything in Copenhagen. At Jaegergaardsgade 7. Booking recommended. Reservations advised.
Try: Margherita pizza
nNea is the Amsterdam pizzeria placed seventh on the 2025 50 Top Pizza Europe list, Vincenzo Onnembo running a two-day Neapolitan dough in Oud-West.
Signature: Margherita with Vesuvian tomato, Mortadella and pistachio pizza
Order: The seasonal special with whatever San Marzano tomato is fresh that week.
Tip: Walk-ups eat at the counter on the early shift; the dining room takes online bookings via their site.
La Perla in Amsterdam's Jordaan has run a wood-fired Roman-Neapolitan crossover since 2009, the bar across the alley taking overflow and people-watching.
Signature: Margherita, Diavola, Marinara
Order: Margherita with the salty house-cured anchovies on the side.
Tip: Walk-up only at the bar opposite; the dining room takes phone bookings.
New York Pizza is the Amsterdam slice-shop chain, Rembrandtplein outlet open into the early hours. At Rembrandtplein 25. Booking recommended.
Try: Pizza by the slice
Moose's Tooth opened on Old Seward Highway in 1996 and has anchored Anchorage pizza culture since, with specialty pies and Broken Tooth Brewing pints.
Signature: Specialty pizza, Broken Tooth Brewing pints
Moose's Tooth has anchored Anchorage pizza since 1996. Specialty pies, salads, sandwiches and Broken Tooth Brewing pints in a dependable South Anchorage room.
Moose's Tooth runs a budget-friendly slice counter alongside the full pizzeria on Old Seward Highway, with $5-7 specialty slices and a Broken Tooth.
Try: Specialty pizza slice
All Souls Pizza in the River Arts District has run wood-fired pies on Clingman Avenue since 2013. Daily-changing seasonal pies, a large patio with kitchen.
Signature: Wood-fired pies, Daily salads, Soft serve
Order: Whatever the seasonal pie of the week is, plus the soft serve for dessert.
Tip: Walk-in only; arrive at opening or after 20:30 for the easiest seats. Closed Mondays.
All Souls Pizza in the River Arts District has run wood-fired pies on Clingman Avenue since 2013. Daily-changing seasonal pies, a large patio with kitchen.
Signature: Seasonal pies, Daily salads, Soft serve
Order: Whatever the seasonal pie of the week is, plus the soft serve for dessert.
Tip: Walk-in only; arrive at opening or after 20:30 for the easiest seats. Closed Mondays.
Pie.zaa on Millard Avenue in the South Slope runs $5-8 NY-style slices and late-night pies. The default Asheville late-night cheap eat for service industry.
Try: NY-style slice
Tip: Open until 01:00 Fri-Sat. Two slices and a soda lands under $14 even at midnight.
Giovanni Di Palma's West Midtown pizzeria in Atlanta opened 2009 with wood-fired Neapolitan pies certified by the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana.
Signature: San Gennaro pizza, Diavola pizza
Order: Pizza San Gennaro (with sausage and Vesuvius peppers); the Diavola for spice.
Tip: Communal tables, no reservations. Wine is BYOB at the original Hemphill location. Buckhead and Decatur sister locations take reservations.
Argosy in Atlanta's East Atlanta Village hides a wood-fired pizza kitchen behind a 41-tap bar: saisons, farmhouse ales, late-night pies, a patio out back.
Order: Wood-fired pizza of the night and a saison from the rotating tap list.
Why locals love it: East Atlanta Village bar with 41 rotating taps and a pizza program that's better than the bar conceit suggests; the patio is the secret seat.
Tip: Order the wood-fired sausage pizza and a tap pour of an Athens or West Georgia farmhouse ale. Kitchen runs late.
Pielands in Atlanta's Virginia Highland does NY round slices and 16-inch square Noni pies: pesto, marinara, house-pulled fresh mozzarella, fold-friendly.
Try: New York-style pizza by the slice
Tip: The Green Granny square slice with pesto and house-pulled mozzarella is the move; standard NY cheese is the cheap default and folds correctly.
Matthew's Pizza in Highlandtown calls itself Baltimore's first pizzeria, open since 1943 and known for a thick-crust pie and a crab pie loaded with lump.
Signature: Thick-crust pizza, Crab pie, Cheese pizza
Order: The crab pie, a thick crust topped with jumbo lump and Old Bay.
Tip: The room is tiny and cash-friendly; the crab pie sells out, so go early on weekends.
Matthew's Pizza in Highlandtown shares a cheap, filling thick-crust pie that has fed the East side since 1943, with a famous crab pie for a splurge.
Try: Thick-crust pizza
Tip: A plain thick-crust pie feeds a group cheaply; the crab pie is the worthwhile upgrade.
Nationally acclaimed. A 22-seat room: vegan dough, nine rotating thin-crust varieties, rose garden patio. Natural wine. Book on Resy; fills fast.
North Berkeley neighborhood pizza by the slice with rotating seasonal toppings. Potato and rosemary, roasted squash, fresh corn. Slices or whole pies.
Halal-certified pizza on Solano: Indian-spiced tikka masala, butter chicken calzone, paneer tikka pie. Vegan and gluten-free options. No alcohol.
Guido's is a Boise institution serving New York-style pizza by the pie and slice on 5th Street, known for large foldable slices and house tomato sauce.
Order: The full New York-style pie with house tomato sauce and fresh mozzarella
Pie Hole is Boise's go-to late-night pizza counter on 8th Street, serving large New York-style slices by the piece from 11am until early morning on weekends.
Order: The New York-style slice by the piece after midnight -- the late-night staple on 8th Street
Pie Hole Pizza Slices serves oversized New York-style slices from a walk-up counter on 8th Street that runs until the early morning hours on weekends.
Pizzeria Altero on Via dell'Indipendenza in Bologna is the 1957-founded pizza-al-taglio counter, an old-school Bolognese counter serving slabs of pizza rossa.
Signature: Pizza al taglio rossa, Crescentine fritte, Cotechino
Order: The pizza rossa al taglio, the crescentine fritte, the slab pizza with mortadella.
Tip: Cash and card both fine; the counter runs 11:00-22:00 daily and the queue thins after the lunch peak.
Pizzeria Altero on Via dell'Indipendenza in Bologna is the 1957-founded pizza-al-taglio counter, an old-school Bolognese counter serving slabs of pizza rossa.
Try: Pizza al taglio
Tip: Take-away counter runs 11:00-22:00; the pizza rossa is 3 euros per slab and the queue thins after the lunch peak.
Pizzeria Altero on Via dell'Indipendenza in Bologna is the 1957-founded pizza-al-taglio counter, a stand-up Bolognese fixture serving slabs of pizza rossa.
Try: Pizza al taglio rossa
Tip: Take-away counter only; the pizza rossa is 3 euros per slab and the queue thins after the 13:00 lunch peak.
Santarpio's on Chelsea Street has fired Boston-style thin pies in East Boston near Maverick station in Boston since 1933. Located in North End.
Signature: Cheese pie, Lamb skewers
Order: Plain cheese pie and a side of charcoal-grilled lamb skewers with bread.
Tip: Take the Blue Line to Maverick. Skip the menu, order pies and skewers; the grill is the whole show.
Santarpio's on Chelsea Street fires Boston-style thin pies in East Boston since 1933. Located in North End. At 111 Chelsea St. Booking recommended.
Try: Cheese pie
Tip: Take the Blue Line to Maverick. Cash only. The lamb skewer-and-pie combo is $25 for one.
Regina Pizzeria on Thacher Street has fired thin-crust pies in Boston's North End since 1926. The original location is the one that matters, brick oven.
Signature: Margherita, Giambotta
Order: The Margherita pie, blistered crust, just-melted mozzarella.
Tip: Walk-ins only at the North End original. Lunch at 11:00 is the easy seat; dinner waits run 60 minutes weekends.
Cloudland on Ann Street in Fortitude Valley runs to 3am as the indoor-rainforest multi-room bar. Tropical cocktails, late pizza, retractable roof.
Modern Palermo pizza al molde with a Sicilian crust angle: high-hydration dough, blistered crust, slab mozzarella, long natural fermentation.
Signature: Fugazzeta, Cuatro quesos, Pizza margarita Argentina
Palermo natural-fermentation pizza by the slice or full pie. Cheaper than a Don Julio steak, dialled-in dough, brings a small queue at lunch.
Try: High-hydration Argentine pizza
Buenos Aires' canonical pizza al molde pizzeria since 1934. Thick-crust mozzarella, fugazzeta and faina at stand-up counters; sit-down tables in the back.
Signature: Fugazzeta, Mozzarella, Faina
Bocce Club Pizza on Bailey Avenue in Amherst has been a Buffalo cup-and-char pepperoni institution since founder Dino moved in next to UB South in 1959.
Signature: Cup-and-char pepperoni pizza, Wings
Bocce Club Pizza on Bailey Avenue in Amherst has been a Buffalo cup-and-char pepperoni institution since founder Dino moved in next to UB South in 1959.
Signature: Cup-and-char pepperoni pizza, Wings
Bocce Club Pizza on Bailey Avenue serves the canonical Buffalo cup-and-char pepperoni pizza since founder Dino moved in next to UB South in 1959.
Try: Buffalo-style pepperoni pizza
John Rao shipped a two-ton wood-fired oven from Italy when he opened Pizzeria Verita on Saint Paul Street in 2012; pies cook at 900F in two minutes.
Signature: Margherita DOP, Soppressata pizza, House-made burrata
Order: The Margherita with San Marzano tomato and house-made mozzarella, plus a side of the burrata.
Tip: Walk-ins on Sunday-Thursday move quickly; Friday and Saturday book on the operator site. Bar seats serve the full menu.
Sourdough wood-fired pizza on Route 7 in Shelburne, sharing a building with Fiddlehead Brewing. BYO Fiddlehead; voted Vermont's Best Pizza since 2023.
Signature: Sourdough pizza, BYOB Fiddlehead beer
Order: A naturally leavened Margherita pizza plus a Fiddlehead Mastermind IPA from next door.
Tip: Fiddlehead is the BYOB source; Folino's provides frosty glasses. Walk-in only.
A pizza plus a Fiddlehead 4-pack from next door is the canonical Vermont-pizza-and-beer Friday for under $30 a head. BYOB across the hall from Fiddlehead.
Try: Sourdough pizza, BYO beer from Fiddlehead next door
Renzo in Charleston runs wood-fired pizzas and a natural-wine list out of an industrial spot on Huger Street since 2018. Located in Upper Peninsula.
Signature: Wood-fired pizza, Burrata and chicories
Order: Whatever the chalkboard pizza is, plus burrata with whatever's in season.
Tip: Book on Resy. Tuesday to Saturday only; small room, books out by Wednesday.
Renzo in Charleston runs wood-fired pizzas and a natural-wine list from an industrial Huger Street storefront since 2018. Located in Upper Peninsula.
Signature: Wood-fired pizza, Burrata and chicories
Order: Whatever chalkboard pizza is on, plus burrata with seasonal vegetables.
Tip: Book on Resy. Small room, books out by midweek for the weekend.
Pizzeria di Giovanni on North Market Street in Charleston runs New York thin-crust pizza by the giant slice. Located in Downtown. At 40 N Market St.
Try: 28-inch New York-style pizza by the slice
Order: Two cheese slices folded New York style at 02:00
Tip: Slices at the counter or whole 28-inch pies to share. Cash or card; kitchen open weeknights to midnight.
Pequod's Pizza in Chicago is the Lincoln Park pan-pizza institution on Clybourn since 1971, the caramelised cheese ring around the crust copied.
Signature: Caramelised-crust pan pizza, Sausage and mushroom
Order: Medium pan pizza, sausage and mushroom, with extra cheese around the rim.
Tip: Walk in at 16:30 to beat the queue; tables fill before the kitchen opens for dinner service.
Lou Malnati's in Chicago is the Lincoln Park branch of the deep-dish chain founded 1971 by Lou (Rudy Malnati Sr.'s son), butter-crust pies with The Lou.
Signature: Chicago deep-dish pizza, The Lou (spinach, mushroom, tomato)
Order: The Lou with sausage, plus a small Malnati Salad first, with sweet vinaigrette.
Tip: Order the pizza when you sit; baking takes 45 minutes. Otherwise you wait twice.
Vito & Nick's in Chicago is the Ashburn tavern serving the canonical tavern-cut thin pizza on South Pulaski since 1949, family-owned across four generations.
Signature: Original tavern-cut thin, Sausage and onion
Order: Large sausage tavern thin, party-cut, with a side of giardiniera.
Tip: Cash and the bar are the rhythm; first come first served. The kitchen closes at 22:00 sharp; arrive by 21:00.
Andy's Pizza on Pușkin 32 in Chișinău is the 24/7 branch of Moldova's pizza chain, with the full menu, mushroom soup in a bread bowl and slices all night.
Try: Capricioasa pizza, cream of mushroom in a bread bowl, Moldovan pasta
Andy's Pizza on Strada Pușkin 32 is the 24-hour branch of Moldova's pizza chain, with pizza by the slice and the mushroom soup in a bread bowl under 150 MDL.
Try: Pizza by the slice, mushroom soup in bread bowl
Andy's Pizza on Ștefan cel Mare in Chișinău is the central branch of Moldova's homegrown pizza chain, open into the late hours with a 24/7 sister branch.
Signature: Capricioasa pizza, Mushroom cream soup in bread bowl, Moldovan-style pasta
Order: Cream of mushroom soup in a bread bowl with the Capricioasa pizza.
Tip: Order the cream of mushroom served in the hollowed bread bowl; the Capricioasa is the local-style pizza if you want something Moldovan.
Dewey's Pizza Oakley on Madison Road in Cincinnati is the open-kitchen wood-fired pie shop founded in 1998, with the Bronx Bomber and dough-tossing show.
Signature: Edgar Allan Poe pie, Salad with house ranch
LaRosa's on Boudinot Avenue in Cincinnati's Westwood is the original 1954 location of the Cincinnati pizza chain, with the square pie and the hoagy.
Try: Square sweet-sauce pizza and hoagy
LaRosa's Boudinot Avenue is the original 1954 Cincinnati location of Buddy LaRosa's sweet-sauce pizza chain, with the square pie and Italian hoagy.
Signature: Square sweet-sauce pizza, Hoagy
Vero Pizza Napoletana on Cedar Road in Cleveland Heights, a 900-degree wood-fired Neapolitan room with imported Italian flour and Vesuvius tomatoes.
Signature: Margherita pizza, House gelato
Order: A Margherita from the wood-fired oven plus two scoops of locally made gelato.
Tip: Walk-ins only; arrive by 17:30 Friday and Saturday. Closed Sunday and Monday.
Vero Pizza Napoletana on Cedar Road in Cleveland Heights, a 900-degree wood-fired Neapolitan pizzeria with imported Italian flour and Vesuvius tomatoes.
Signature: Margherita pizza, Locally made gelato
Order: A Margherita from the wood-fired oven plus two scoops of locally made gelato.
Tip: Walk-ins only; arrive by 17:30 Friday and Saturday to avoid the wait. Closed Sunday and Monday.
Nennillo in Cologne's Belgisches Viertel fires Neapolitan pizza in a wood-burning oven at 500 degrees; fresh dough daily and authentic cornicione char marks.
Order: Margherita DOC with buffalo mozzarella, or the Diavola with spicy Neapolitan salami
Tip: No reservations at busy weekend dinner times; arrive early or queue for a table.
Nennillo on Limburger Strasse in Cologne's Belgisches Viertel serves Neapolitan pizza al taglio by the slice for around €12 per plate from a wood-fired oven.
Yellow Brick Pizza on West Rich Street in Columbus's Franklinton is the West Side arts district craft-pizza counter for thin-crust pies and pepperoni slices.
Signature: New York-style slice, Margherita whole pie
Order: The margherita whole pie and a slice of the pepperoni for the road.
Tip: Counter service; whole pies take a 20 minute wait. The East Market location on Kelton runs longer evening hours.
Yellow Brick Pizza on West Rich Street in Columbus's Franklinton is the city's craft pizza counter for thin-crust New York slices and whole pies.
Signature: New York slice, Whole margherita pie
Order: The margherita whole pie and a pepperoni slice for the road.
Tip: Counter service; whole pies take a 20 minute wait.
Mikey's Late Night Slice on North High Street in Columbus is the Short North late-night pizza counter, by-the-slice until 03:00 weekends since 2009.
Try: Pepperoni and garlic slices
Serious Pizza on Elm Street serves New York-style pizza by the slice from a 30-inch pie until 3am Thursday through Saturday. Located in Deep Ellum.
Try: 30-inch New York-style pizza by the slice
Tip: A single slice from a 30-inch pie is the best size-to-price ratio in Deep Ellum. The plain cheese on a fresh-out-of-the-oven pie is the order.
Newer Deep Ellum bar with Detroit-style pan pizza and natural wine served late, a rare combination of quality late-night food in one of the city's most.
Order: Detroit-style pepperoni pizza; glass of natural wine
Tip: Kitchen stays open until close. Table space is limited; bar seats are fair game.
The most reliable late-night food stop in Des Moines, Fong's serves its Chinese-tiki inspired pizzas until 02:00 on Friday and Saturday nights.
The quirky Chinese-tiki pizza bar that became a Des Moines legend: pizza topped with crab rangoon, General Tso's chicken or Asian-inspired ingredients
The Chinese-tiki pizza bar Des Moines made its own: crab rangoon pizza, General Tso's chicken topping, and conventional pies in a bar format.
Signature: Crab Rangoon pizza, General Tso's pizza, Tiki cocktails
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Supino Pizzeria on Russell Street in Eastern Market serves East Coast-style pizza in Detroit since 2008, founded by Dave Mancini. Priced at $$.
Signature: Bismarck pizza, Wood-fired pies
Order: The Bismarck (cracked egg, prosciutto, mozzarella) or a margherita off the wood oven.
Tip: Saturday market mornings are mobbed; weeknight dinners are easier. Beer and wine only.
Supino Pizzeria on Russell Street in Eastern Market serves East Coast-style pizza in Detroit since 2008, founded by Dave Mancini. Priced at $$.
Signature: Bismarck pizza, Wood-fired pies
Order: The Bismarck (cracked egg, prosciutto, mozzarella) or a margherita off the wood oven.
Tip: Saturday market mornings are mobbed; weeknight dinners are easier. Beer and wine only.
Buddy's Pizza on Six Mile and Conant is the birthplace of Detroit-style square pizza in Detroit, baked since 1946 by Gus Guerra in forge-blue steel pans.
Signature: Detroit-style square pizza, Antipasto salad
Order: Original Detroit-style square with pepperoni and the antipasto salad.
Tip: Conant location is the original; expect a wait Friday and Saturday evenings. Beer and wine only.
Sano Pizza on Exchange Street Upper in Dublin 8, the wood-fired Neapolitan pizzeria with a Caputo flour spec, the city's most credible margherita pizza.
Signature: Margherita, Diavola, Nduja
Order: A margherita with fior di latte, then a diavola with extra basil; share over a glass of Aglianico.
Tip: No bookings; arrive at 17:30 to walk into a table. Counter and tables sit twenty inside.
Pizzeria Toro has set the downtown Durham pizza standard since 2011, serving Neapolitan-influenced wood-fired pies with locally sourced NC toppings.
Signature: Fennel sausage pizza, Stracciatella antipasto, Seasonal wood-fired vegetables
Pizza by the slice until 21:00 Tuesday through Saturday on W Main Street. At $3-4.50 a slice, the most accessible late-evening food option in downtown Durham.
Order: Rotating creative slice of the day
A by-the-slice pizza counter on W Main Street at $3-4.50 per slice. Rotating styles and toppings from classic to creative; Wednesday is 50-cent wing night.
Try: Pizza by the slice
The Dundas Street pizzeria in Canonmills Edinburgh, opened 2019, a 60-second wood-fired Neapolitan kitchen with 00-flour dough and Italian San Marzano.
Order: The Geek Margherita and the salsiccia-and-friarielli with stracciatella.
Tip: Their second branch on Drum Street takes walk-ins more reliably than the Canonmills original.
Civerinos Slice on Hunter Square in Edinburgh Old Town, the counter arm of the Civerinos restaurant. At 5 Hunter Square. Booking recommended.
Try: New York-style pizza by the slice
Tip: Slices rotate through the day; pepperoni and margherita are always on. Fold it in half New York-style and eat standing.
Forno Pugi in Florence has been the neighbourhood forno since 1925, with three shops baking pizza al taglio, schiacciata, focaccia and the Florentine.
Try: Schiacciata and pizza al taglio
Order: Pizza al taglio (the chocolate-cream schiacciata fiorentina in Carnevale), focaccia stuffed.
Tip: Counter only; cash and card. Viale De Amicis original is the largest; smaller shops on Via San Gallo.
Buffalo Bros at Fort Worth's Sundance Square serves wings and pizza until 02:00 every night with 93 HD screens covering every major sport on air.
Order: Classic Buffalo wings; pizza by the slice.
Tip: Wednesday night whiskey specials at $5 a pour make it a popular mid-week stop. The loaded potato skins are a reliable late-night order.
Toppers Pizza on Berry Street in Fort Worth bakes until 03:00 every night, serving the TCU neighbourhood with loaded pies and vegan options.
Order: Buffalo chicken topper pizza; garlic cheesy bread.
Tip: Order online for the fastest turnaround after midnight. Delivery is available until closing and typically arrives within 30 minutes in the Berry Street area.
The Dough Bros on Middle Street is one of Galway's most celebrated restaurants; the Neapolitan pizzas use Toonsbridge mozzarella and San Marzano tomato.
Signature: Neapolitan-Irish pizza, Irish Margherita
Order: The Irish Margherita with Toonsbridge fior di latte fresh mozzarella is the benchmark
Tip: Walk-ins are taken but the room is small; an early arrival on a Friday saves a queue.
The Dough Bros on Middle Street is one of Galway's most celebrated restaurants; the Neapolitan pizzas use Toonsbridge mozzarella and San Marzano tomato.
Signature: Irish Margherita, Posh Pepperoni, Neapolitan pizza
Order: The Irish Margherita is the standard-bearer; the Posh Pepperoni with jalapeño is the crowd favourite
Tip: The Lil' Bros slice shop on Eyre Square offers New York-style slices for a quick bite on the go.
The Dough Bros on Middle Street Galway offers Neapolitan pizza from €12; the sourdough base and quality toppings make it outstanding value for a Galway lunch.
Try: Neapolitan wood-fired pizza slices and whole pies
Order: Margherita with Irish buffalo mozzarella and fresh basil: the benchmark for €12
Otomat makes pizza dough with Duvel beer yeast, giving the base a bready depth. Around 20 Belgian beers on tap and original toppings make it unmissable.
Order: The Otomat house pizza: Duvel yeast dough with seasonal toppings and a crisp edge.
Tip: Open daily including Sundays and late on Fridays and Saturdays until 23:00; no reservation needed.
Paesano is a wood-fired Neapolitan pizzeria on Miller Street in Glasgow's Merchant City, turning out blistered, cheap and excellent pizza to constant queues.
Order: The Paesano with n'duja, or the simple margherita to judge the char on the crust.
Tip: It does not take bookings and the queue moves fast; go early evening or off-peak to skip the wait.
Baffo is a Neapolitan pizzeria at the west end of Argyle Street in Glasgow, near Kelvingrove, serving long-proved sourdough pizza and Italian craft beer.
Order: A pizza off the specials board and a bottle of Italian birra.
Tip: It sits just past the main Finnieston strip, so it is often quieter than the Argyle Street pizzerias closer to town.
NY Slice is a New York-style pizza counter on Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow, selling big folding slices and full pies until 04:00 on weekend nights.
Try: New York pizza by the slice
Tip: Grab a slice to eat on the walk home; the pepperoni is the reliable late-night order.
Moreno serves Gothenburg's best Neapolitan pizza from a wood-fired oven in Majorna, with blistered crusts, San Marzano sauce and a short seasonal menu.
Order: ['Margherita', 'Nduja and honey pizza', 'Tiramisu']
Grano in Vasastaden bakes Roman-style pizza al taglio by the slice, with long-fermented dough and seasonal toppings sold from a glass counter as both a quick.
Order: ['Pizza bianca with mortadella', 'Potato and rosemary pizza', 'Tomato and anchovy slice']
Grano in Vasastaden extends its pizza al taglio service to 22:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, with the long-fermented Roman base holding up beautifully.
Order: ['Potato and rosemary slice', 'Late evening special slice', 'Tomato and anchovy']
Ditaly Pizzeria in Granada works contemporary Neapolitan pizzas with imported DOP ingredients, the citys best pizzeria for the long-fermented dough style.
Order: Margherita DOP with San Marzano tomato and buffalo mozzarella.
Tip: Closed Mondays; the Margherita DOP is the order, not the more elaborate gourmet specials.
Sidewall runs wood-fired pizzas, local salads and house-made ice cream from a Cleveland Street storefront. Travelers Rest original, with two Greenville.
Signature: Wood-fired pizza, Local salads, House-made ice cream
Forza in Punavuori bakes round Neapolitan pizzas in a wood oven and crunchy Roman slices in an electric one, near the Kaffa roastery in Punavuori.
Signature: Wood-fired Napoli pizza, Roman electric-oven pizza
Order: A wood-fired Napoli pie, or the crisp Roman style if you want it by the slice.
Tip: On the same Pursimiehenkatu block as Kaffa Roastery and Levain. Two distinct pizza ovens, so order across both styles.
Putte's on Kalevankatu is one of Helsinki's classic pizza bars, pouring beer and sliding out pies until 1am on weekends, a reliable late slice in the centre.
Try: Pizza and beer
Tip: Open to 1am Friday and Saturday. A central, no-fuss pizza-and-beer stop when the kitchens elsewhere have shut.
Siltanen on Hämeentie keeps its Kallio bar and dance floor going until 3am on weekends, with pizza and snacks to line the stomach as the DJ sets run late.
Try: Pizza and bar snacks
Tip: Open to 3am on Friday and Saturday. Eat the pizza early in the night before the back room turns into a dance floor.
Pizza 4P's is the Vietnam-born chain that makes its own cheese and fires Japanese-Italian pizzas; the Saigon Centre branch is its polished downtown flagship.
Signature: Burrata pizza, House-made cheese, Wood-fired pizzas
Order: The half-and-half burrata pizza with house-made mozzarella.
Tip: Book ahead; the chain is hugely popular and the mall branch fills at lunch and dinner.
Bar 35 on North Hotel Street in Chinatown Honolulu is the wood-fired pizza and 200-beer late bar, the city's deepest after-midnight option on First Friday.
Try: Wood-fired pizza, pupu plates
Order: Wood-fired pizza of the day with a beer flight.
Tip: Thursday and Friday 16:00-02:00, Saturday 18:00-02:00. Closed Sun to Wed. Order pizza before 01:00; the kitchen tightens late.
Sam's Square Pie on East 10th Street in Indianapolis turns out caramelized-crust Detroit-style pies with edge-to-edge cheese. A 2024 Best Restaurants pick.
Signature: Detroit-style pizza, Sicilian pizza
Order: The El Jefe and a Caesar to share.
Tip: Wed to Sat only. Order ahead at peak; pies run out by close.
King Dough in Indianapolis fires wood-oven pizzas with a sourdough crust, hot honey pies and a serious local-beer list. The Highland Avenue tap room.
Signature: Wood-fired pizza, Nashville hot honey pie
Order: The Nashville hot honey pizza and a margherita to share.
Tip: No reservations; arrive before 6:30 or expect a wait on weekends.
Bazbeaux on Mass Ave in Indianapolis has built specialty pies for over 30 years. Thin crust, creative combinations, the Mass Ave dinner-walk standard.
Signature: Specialty pies, Bazbeaux salad
Order: The Quattro Stagioni pie, a Bazbeaux salad, a craft draft.
Tip: Slices 11:00-1:00. The patio runs spring through fall Walk-ins usually OK.
The Tomato Head on Market Square, Mahasti Vafaie's Persian-American pizza and sandwich counter since 1990, is downtown Knoxville's longest-running.
Signature: Mahasti pizza, Veggie sandwich
Order: The Mahasti pizza with the sun-dried tomato pesto, or the veggie sandwich at lunch.
Tip: Weekend brunch runs 11:00-15:00; happy hour for slices and salads runs Sunday to Thursday from 16:00-18:00.
The Tomato Head on Market Square, Mahasti Vafaie's Persian-American pizza counter since 1990, is downtown Knoxville's longest-running independent restaurant.
Signature: Mahasti pizza, Veggie sandwich
Order: The Mahasti pizza with the sun-dried tomato pesto, or the veggie sandwich at lunch.
Tip: Weekend brunch runs 11:00-15:00; happy hour Sunday to Thursday from 16:00-18:00 for slices.
The Tomato Head Bearden on Kingston Pike at Gallery Shopping Center, Mahasti Vafaie's West Knoxville arm of the Market Square original, runs the same pizza.
Signature: Mahasti pizza, Veggie sandwich
Order: Same Mahasti pizza pesto build that runs at Market Square.
Tip: Bearden opens 10:00 on Saturdays for brunch; the Kingston Pike location is reliably easier than downtown on weekends.
Multi Qlti Tap Bar on Kraków's Szewska pours 18 Polish craft taps and runs a pizza counter until 02:00 weekends. At ul. Szewska 21. Booking recommended.
Try: Pizza and Polish craft beer
Tip: Half-pints to mix-and-match; the pizza window runs the cheap-and-cheerful food backup.
Secret Pizza at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas is the unmarked New York counter at the back of the level 3 record-lined corridor, slicing cheese and pepperoni.
Try: New York-style cheese, pepperoni and sausage slices
Tip: From the Chandelier bar take the lift to level 3; the corridor between Blue Ribbon and Jaleo leads to the unsigned door, and slices run $6-7.
Secret Pizza at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas is the hidden Strip slice counter where cheese and pepperoni run $6 to $7 a slice, two slices and a soda.
Try: New York-style slices, $6-7
Tip: Two slices and a soda for $15 on the Strip is rare; standing room only, find it down the record-lined corridor on Level 3.
Grashka Deli at the upper end of Trubarjeva runs plant-based daily soup, bowls, sandwiches and a small sourdough-pizza menu between 8 and 12 euros.
Try: Vegan plant-based lunch plate
Pizzerija Pod kostanji on Slovenska cesta runs wood-fired pizzas under the chestnuts, a Ljubljana staple for late-evening pies and house red wine.
Pizzerija Pod kostanji on Slovenska cesta runs wood-fired pizzas between 7 and 12 euros, the late-evening Ljubljana pizza staple. A TableJourney editor pick.
Try: Wood-fired pizza
Dan's 48-hour-fermented sourdough pizza counter on Upper Clapton Road in east London, opened 2013, runs a six-site Sodo group focused on seasonal toppings.
Signature: Margherita with 48-hour sourdough base, Anchovy and oregano
Order: Margherita on the 48-hour base, plus a chalkboard daily special with whichever in-season vegetable.
Tip: Walk-up only at Clapton; the Bethnal Green, Hoxton, Walthamstow, Hammersmith and Deptford siblings take Resy bookings.
Coal's Artisan Pizza on Frankfort Avenue in Louisville pulls thin-crust pies from a coal-fired oven, the city's most consistent neighbourhood pizzeria.
Signature: Coal-fired pizza, Burrata appetizer
Order: The Brownsboro pie with sausage and roasted peppers, plus a burrata to start.
Tip: Walk-in for the bar. The Middletown location takes reservations for larger parties.
Coal's Artisan Pizza on Frankfort Avenue in Louisville pulls thin-crust pies from a coal-fired oven, the city's most consistent neighbourhood pizzeria.
Signature: Coal-fired pizza, Burrata appetizer
Order: The Brownsboro pie with sausage and roasted peppers, plus a burrata to start.
Tip: Walk-in for the bar. The Middletown location takes reservations for larger parties.
Wick's Pizza on Baxter Avenue in Louisville has poured pints and pulled pizzas out of its Highlands corner since 1995, the neighbourhood's busiest game-day.
Signature: The Big Wick pizza, Stromboli
Order: The Big Wick pizza with sausage, pepperoni and mushroom.
Tip: Walk-in only on weekends. Order at the bar and a runner brings the pizza out.
Turbine in Lyon's 7e on Rue Saint-Jerome runs the wood-fired pizza oven until 23:30 Thu-Sat and cocktails until 01:30, the best combination of late food.
Try: Wood-fired pizza until 23:30
Tip: Order pizza before 23:30.
Lucille on King Street, in a historic bank on Capitol Square, runs wood-fired pizza, a Wisco-Detroit cheddar pan pizza and Pan-Latin small plates.
Signature: Wood-fired pizza, Detroit-style pan pizza
Order: A wood-fired pie or the Wisco-Detroit cheddar-crusted pan pizza, plus a Pan-Latin small plate.
Tip: Late-night menu runs 22:00-01:00 Friday and Saturday; 14:00-17:00 happy hour daily.
Ian's Pizza on State Street, Madison's late-night slice counter founded on Frances Street in 2001, sells mac-and-cheese pizza and slices until 03:30 weekends.
Try: Mac and cheese pizza by the slice
Ian's Pizza on State Street, the outpost of Madison's slice institution founded on Frances Street in 2001, runs mac-and-cheese pizza and rotating creations.
Try: Mac and cheese pizza by the slice
Started as a 2014 Cotton Street pop-up; now an AVPN-listed pizzeria with branches across the UK. Dough ferments 24 hours, sixty seconds in the oven.
Signature: Margherita, Diavola
Order: Margherita first, then the Diavola with Italian salami if you want heat.
Tip: Walk-in only at Ancoats; arrive by 17:30 weekends or expect a queue across Cutting Room Square.
Manchester's Cotton Street Neapolitan pizzeria. Margherita seven pounds fifty, marinara six fifty; AVPN-approved Neapolitan dough, sixty-second wood oven.
Try: Margherita pizza
Started as a 2014 Cotton Street pop-up in Manchester; now an AVPN-listed pizzeria. Dough ferments 24 hours, sixty seconds in the wood-fired oven.
Signature: Margherita, Diavola
Order: Margherita first, then a Diavola with Italian salami if you want heat.
Tip: Walk-in only at Ancoats; arrive by 17:30 on weekends or expect a queue running across Cutting Room Square.
Chez Etienne in Marseille's 2e Panier has cooked wood-fired Marseillais pizza since 1943, no menu, cash only, the half-anchovy half-cheese the local order.
Signature: Anchovy pizza, Half-and-half pizza, Fried supions
Order: The half-anchovy half-cheese pizza, the canonical version in the city.
Tip: Open Mon-Sat lunch and dinner, closed Sunday; cash only, no reservations, expect a queue.
Chez Sauveur in Marseille's 1er Noailles has cooked Sicilian-rooted Marseillais pizza since 1943 founded by Sauveur Di Paola, taken over in 2023 by a young.
Signature: Pizza speciale, Wood-fired pizza, Italian dishes
Order: The Pizza Speciale with mozzarella di bufala, cherry tomatoes and pistou.
Tip: Open Tue-Sat lunch and dinner; closed Sunday and Monday Walk-ins usually OK.
Chez Etienne in Marseille's 2e Panier has cooked wood-fired Marseillais pizza since 1943, no menu and cash only, anchovy pizza around €15, supions.
Try: Anchovy pizza, fried supions and grilled meats
Tip: Cash only, no reservations; closed Wednesday and Sunday Cash is faster than card.
Memphis Pizza Cafe's Madison Avenue midtown room has run thin-crust by the slice and house specialty pies since 1991, a casual midtown standby with a side.
Signature: Pizza by the slice, The Hippie
Order: The Hippie pizza with feta and pesto.
Tip: Open daily for lunch and dinner; the patio is the seat in spring. Multiple locations across Memphis run the same menu.
Pyro's Fire Fresh Pizza in Cordova runs Memphis-born fast-casual pizza, blistered in 90 seconds in a wood-fired oven with build-your-own toppings east.
Signature: Build-your-own pizza, Wood-fired Margherita
Order: Wood-fired Margherita with house red sauce and fresh basil.
Tip: Counter service; ready in under five minutes. The Collierville branch on Houston Levee runs the same menu.
Pizzeria Spontini on Via Santa Radegonda stays open until 01:00 and has been the late-night pizza counter since 1953. Located in Centro Storico.
Try: Thick-crust pizza al taglio by the slice
Pizzeria Spontini on Via Santa Radegonda has been the working Milanese lunch since 1953. Located in Centro Storico. At Via Santa Radegonda 11.
Try: Thick-crust pizza al taglio by the slice
Pizzeria Piccola on West State Street in Wauwatosa, a Bartolotta Group room, runs Neapolitan wood-fired pizzas with Caputo flour and San Marzano tomatoes.
Signature: Margherita pizza, Wood-fired calzone
Order: A Margherita off the wood oven and a side Caesar salad.
Tip: Lunch walk-ins easy; dinner reservations on OpenTable for the dining room.
Transfer Pizzeria on West Mitchell Street in Walker's Point runs wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizzas in a converted transit garage with Italian wines on tap.
Signature: Wood-fired pizza, Calamari
Order: Pizza Bianca with truffle oil and a glass of Chianti.
Tip: Lunch walk-ins easy; weekend dinner books on OpenTable two weeks out.
Ian's Pizza on Juneau Avenue downtown serves the city's late-night slices with mac and cheese, steak and fries and a rotating roster of weird toppings.
Signature: Mac and cheese pizza, Steak and fries slice
Order: Mac and cheese slice and a steak and fries slice; both go great at 01:00.
Tip: Walk-in counter only; queues run past midnight Friday and Saturday after concerts.
Punch Neapolitan Pizza on Grand Avenue has fired Vera Pizza Napoletana pies in the Twin Cities since 1996. The first Italy-certified pizzeria in the Midwest.
Signature: Margherita pizza, Toto pizza
Order: The Margherita pizza and the Toto with prosciutto and arugula.
Tip: Walk-ins only; wait list moves fast. Nine Twin Cities locations spread the load.
Pizza Luce Downtown in Minneapolis runs the city's anchor late-night slice counter on North 4th Street, open until 2:30am every night with late-night happy.
Try: Pizza by the slice and signature pies
Tip: Late Night with Lucé happy hour 22:00 to close Monday through Thursday cuts beverages and appetizers; the slice counter is open at the bar.
Ann Kim's Pizzeria Lola on Xerxes Avenue has run wood-fired Neapolitan-Korean pizza in Minneapolis since 2010. The room that put Kim on the James Beard track.
Signature: Wood-fired Margherita, Lady ZaZa
Order: The Lady ZaZa pizza with Korean sausage and kimchi or the wood-fired Margherita.
Tip: Reservations on Tock; walk-ins go on the list at 17:00. The photo-booth dating from 2010 still works.
Da Michele in Naples' Forcella has baked margherita and marinara since 1870, the city's defining pizza counter. Kitchen leans neapolitan pizza.
Signature: Pizza margherita, Pizza marinara
Order: Pizza margherita and pizza marinara, the only two on the carte for 150 years.
Tip: Take a numbered ticket from the door and wait outside. The classic margherita is 5 euros 50; cash preferred.
Ciro Salvo's 50 Kalo in Naples' Mergellina edge of Chiaia ranks among the world's top three pizzerias on the 50 Top Pizza list, with a 72-hour fermentation.
Signature: Pizza margherita, Pizza marinara con verdure
Order: Margherita with San Marzano DOP and the marinara with Cetara anchovies and oregano.
Tip: Book on the website a fortnight ahead for dinner. Lunch is the calmer service; the long dough proof is the signature.
Starita in Naples' Materdei has fired the wood ovens since 1901 and runs the kitchen until midnight on weekdays and 02:00 on weekends, the original.
Try: Montanara fried pizza, margherita
Tip: Closed Monday lunch; open Tue-Sun 12:00-24:00 and Fri-Sat to 02:00. The montanara fried pizza 4 euros from the takeaway window.
Three Tennessee State alumni opened Slim & Husky's Buchanan Street pizzeria in Nashville in 2017, anchoring North Nashville's restaurant revival with hip-hop.
Signature: Build-your-own pizza, Cinnamon rolls
Order: Build your own pizza on hand-tossed dough, plus a gourmet cinnamon roll.
Tip: Counter ordering, no table service; the patio gets busy on Saturday afternoons. Cinnamon rolls run out by 14:00.
Slim & Husky's on Buchanan Street in North Nashville builds a personal pizza for under $13 including drink. Three Tennessee State alumni opened it in 2017.
Try: Personal pizza
Tip: Build your own beats the signature pies for cost; cinnamon rolls are the cult dessert run out by 14:00.
Pizza Delicious in New Orleans is the Bywater pizzeria on Piety Street, with New York cheese slices and a Friday and Saturday kitchen running to 23:00.
Try: Cheese slice
Tip: The cheese slice is the canonical order; the Friday and Saturday lines stretch into the patio.
Pizza Domenica in New Orleans is the BRG Hospitality Magazine Street pizzeria with a custom Italian wood-fired oven, sausage and broccoli pies and a long.
Signature: Sausage and broccoli pizza, Bibb salad
Order: The sausage and broccoli pie. Add the Bibb salad to share.
Tip: Patio seats are first-come; the bar runs walk-in best on weeknights.
Mark Iacono's candlelit Carroll Gardens pizzeria in New York City turns out a coal-fired Brooklyn pie and a calzone, cash only, BYOB, no reservations.
Signature: New York slice, Charred Brooklyn pie
Order: The plain margherita, charred-crust slice.
Tip: Walk-in only. Put your name down at 17:30, then come back at 19:30; the wait is the room's whole social fabric.
Pino Pozzuoli's Carmine Street counter has folded the canonical New York slice in New York City since 1975. Located in Greenwich Village. Priced at $.
Signature: New York slice
Order: Plain cheese slice, fresh out of the oven.
Tip: Order at the counter, eat standing at the window. Pepperoni runs out by 21:00; arrive earlier if it matters.
Anthony Mangieri's Orchard Street pizzeria is the editor's neapolitan pie in New York City: 60-second wood-fired bake, twelve-pizza menu, no slices.
Signature: Margherita, Cosacca
Order: The Margherita, San Marzano and fior di latte.
Tip: Six covers at the counter, ten tables, reservations open 30 days out and vanish fast. Wednesday is the longest wait.
Oaxaca Brewing Co on Tinoco y Palacios stays open until 23:00 with craft pours, wood-fired pizza and a relaxed Centro taproom for late-night beer crowds.
Try: Craft beer and pizza
Empire Slice House in Oklahoma City's Plaza District is the go-to spot for late-night pizza by the slice paired with craft beer and a lively bar scene.
Order: Pepperoni by the slice; local Oklahoma craft beer
Tip: The bar stays busy late on weekends after other restaurants have closed, making it ideal for a nightcap slice.
Empire Slice House in Oklahoma City's Plaza District serves New York-style pizza by the slice until midnight on weekends, a top late-night dining choice.
Order: Pepperoni slice; late-night craft beer
Tip: On Friday and Saturday nights after bars close, a slice at Empire is an OKC rite of passage for locals.
Empire Slice House in Oklahoma City sells New York-style pizza by the slice in the Plaza District, making it a top budget option for a quick, filling meal.
Order: Pepperoni slice; The White Slice
Tip: Two slices and a drink is a full lunch for around $10. Late at night the line moves quickly.
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La Casa Pizzaria has been producing Sicilian-style thin rectangular pizzas on Leavenworth Street since 1953, now in its third and fourth family generations.
Signature: Thin rectangular Sicilian pizza, Hamburger pizza
Order: Hamburger pizza: the unusual thin-crust rectangular base, the Patane family recipe since 1953.
La Casa Pizzaria has made Sicilian thin rectangular pizza on Leavenworth Street since 1953, the hamburger topping its house signature from the start.
Order: Thin rectangular Sicilian-style pizza: the dough recipe unchanged since Joe Patane opened in 1953.
La Casa Pizzaria has been Omaha's pizza reference since 1953, with a single-topping ten-inch pizza under $14 and a crust recipe unchanged in over 70 years.
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Pizza Bruno on Curry Ford Road is chef Bruno Zacchini's New York-leaning pizzeria, with hand-tossed pies, fresh pasta and a small Italian wine list.
Signature: Margherita pizza, Spicy soppressata
Villa Paradiso's Frogner outpost by Solli plass bakes Neapolitan pies with hand-picked Italian ingredients, in an art-nouveau dining room. Priced at $$.
Signature: Margherita, Bufala
Order: Bufala with buffalo mozzarella, basil and San Marzano tomato.
Tip: Family-friendly room; the kitchen runs through the afternoon, so it is a reliable late-lunch stop on Frogner's museum walk.
Vespa and Humla is a pizzeria room in Grunerlokka. Sit by the brewery glass for the in-house tap pours; the morning bakery counter sells out by noon.
Why locals love it: Detroit-style pizza, a brewery, and a sourdough bakery in one Grunerlokka corner room.
Tip: Sit by the brewery glass for the in-house tap pours; the morning bakery counter sells out by noon.
Ballarak on Piazza Magione in Palermo's Kalsa is the city's first craft brewery and brewpub, kitchen runs until 01:00, sfincione-style pizza and Suino Nero.
Try: Sfincione-style pizza, Suino Nero burger
Tip: Piazza tables fill first in summer. The tap list rotates monthly.
Frida Pizzeria on Piazza Sant'Onofrio in Palermo's Capo quarter runs a Frida-Kahlo-themed dining room with a strong vegetarian and vegan slate alongside.
Signature: Caponata pizza, Margherita, Pizza vegana
Order: Caponata pizza, the house signature of sweet-sour aubergine on a thin Palermitan crust.
Tip: Closed Tuesday. Book the courtyard table at weekends; gluten-free crust is available with advance notice.
Frida Pizzeria on Piazza Sant'Onofrio in Palermo's Capo quarter runs a Frida-Kahlo-themed pizzeria, strong vegetarian and vegan slate alongside.
Signature: Caponata pizza, Margherita, Pizza vegana
Order: Caponata pizza, the house signature of sweet-sour aubergine on a thin crust.
Tip: Closed Tuesday. Book the courtyard table at weekends. Gluten-free crust with advance notice.
Pizzeria Stella in Philadelphia is Stephen Starr's Headhouse Square Neapolitan pizzeria on the corner of 2nd and Lombard, with a wood-burning oven.
Signature: Margherita, Tartufo pizza
Order: Margherita with San Marzano and buffalo mozzarella; the Tartufo with black truffle and fontina.
Tip: Walk in at noon for happy-hour pies; main rush starts at 18:30. Reserve on Resy for weekends.
Pizzeria Stella in Philadelphia is the Stephen Starr Neapolitan pizzeria on Headhouse Square, a wood-burning oven turning out bubbly Margherita.
Signature: Margherita, Tartufo pizza
Order: Margherita with San Marzano and buffalo mozzarella; the Tartufo with black truffle and fontina.
Tip: Walk in at noon for the happy-hour pies; the main rush starts at 18:30. Reserve on Resy for weekend dinner.
Pizzeria Bianco in Phoenix is Chris Bianco's wood-fired pizzeria in Heritage Square, the James Beard kitchen long called the best pizza in America.
Signature: Wiseguy, Rosa, Margherita
Order: The Wiseguy, with wood-roasted onion, smoked mozzarella and fennel sausage.
Tip: The Heritage Square original has stood at 623 Adams since 1997; arrive at open or expect a wait, no reservations for small parties.
Pizzeria Bianco Town & Country is Chris Bianco's second Phoenix pizzeria at 20th and Camelback, with a wider menu of pasta and sandwiches alongside the pies.
Signature: Wood-fired pizza, Meatball sandwich, Chicken cacciatore
Order: A wood-fired pie plus the house meatball sandwich.
Tip: Sits next to Tratto at The Shops at Town & Country; this room is more relaxed than the Heritage Square original.
POMO Pizzeria Napoletana in downtown Phoenix is an AVPN-certified Neapolitan pizzeria, baking pies to Naples standards in a wood-fired oven.
Signature: Margherita, Marinara, Wood-fired pizza
Order: The Margherita, judged against the AVPN's true-Neapolitan certification.
Tip: On 1st Street near Roosevelt Row; the lunch pizza-and-salad combo is the value play.
Driftwood Oven on Butler Street in Lawrenceville bakes sourdough pizza and bread in Pittsburgh. A food-truck-turned-bakery with naturally-leavened pies.
Signature: Sourdough pizza, Naturally-leavened bread
Order: A naturally-leavened pizza and a loaf from the bread counter.
Tip: The sourdough crust is the point. Pies sell out late; bread goes early.
Iron Born Pizza in the Strip District bakes crispy-edged Detroit-style square pizza in Pittsburgh. A pan-pizza specialist that grew out of a stall.
Signature: Detroit-style pizza, Pepperoni square
Order: A Detroit-style square with crisped cheese edges and pepperoni.
Tip: Different from the Pittsburgh-square style; this one is Detroit pan. Squares sell out.
Mineo's Pizza House on Murray Avenue in Squirrel Hill has run a Pittsburgh-style square pizza since 1958. Tangy sauce, crispy crust and a long local loyalty.
Signature: Square cut pizza, Pepperoni pie
Order: A pepperoni pie cut in squares, the Pittsburgh-style way.
Tip: A long-running rivalry with nearby Aiello's; locals pick a side. Counter and dining room both.
Brian and Kim Spangler's 18-inch sourdough pies on SE Hawthorne in Portland, in business since 2004 and still the canonical Portland Neapolitan pizza.
Signature: Pizza margherita, Calzone
Order: The classic Margherita with house mozzarella
Tip: Phone orders open at 16:00. Dough sells out on weekends; arrive by 17:30 or risk no pie.
The Smith family's whole-grain sourdough pizza and house-churned ice cream room on N Mississippi in Portland, all foraged toppings and seasonal flavours.
Signature: Wood-fired pizza, House-made ice cream
Order: The pie with chanterelles and fontina, in season
Tip: Walk-in only with a handful of booths. The ice cream rotates weekly with foraged flavours.
Ken Forkish's wood-fired pizza room on SE 28th in Portland, the pizza arm of his bakery empire with naturally leavened dough and seasonal toppings.
Signature: Wood-fired margherita, Monday-night meatballs
Order: The margherita with house-cured pepperoni
Tip: Reservations on Tock for the dining room. Monday-night meatballs sell out by 19:00.
The Purple House in North Yarmouth, 20 minutes from Portland, opened 2018 from Krista Desjarlais with Montreal-style wood-fired bagels and sourdough pizza.
Signature: Wood-fired Montreal-style bagels, Sourdough pizza, Egg sandwiches
Order: An everything bagel with cream cheese and house-cured gravlax, plus a pizza by the slice.
Tip: Friday to Sunday only; opens 08:00, closes when the bagels run out (usually early afternoon).
The Purple House in North Yarmouth runs wood-fired bagels and sourdough pizza Friday to Sunday, 20 minutes from Portland and selling out by early afternoon.
Why locals love it: A wood-fired bagel and sourdough pizza house in North Yarmouth, 20 minutes from downtown. The bagels routinely sell out by early afternoon.
Tip: Friday to Sunday only. The everything bagel with gravlax is the canonical order.
OTTO Pizza on Congress Street runs the city's late-night slice counter with unconventional pies (mashed potato bacon scallion, pulled pork mango) until 22:00.
Try: Slice of mashed potato bacon scallion pizza
Tip: Slice counter walks in until close. The Back Cove location at 250 Read Street also runs until 22:00.
Pizza Nuova in Stare Mesto is Ambiente's certified Vera Pizza Napoletana room, baking margherita and house pasta a block off Namesti Republiky.
Signature: Margherita, All-you-can-eat antipasti
Order: The Margherita; the salt cod fritto when on the menu.
Pizza Nuova is Ambiente's certified Vera Pizza Napoletana room in Stare Mesto, baking margherita and house pasta a block off Namesti Republiky for the family.
Signature: Margherita, Antipasti
Order: The Margherita; the house pasta of the day.
Chef Robert Andreozzi's Pizza Marvin on Wickenden runs New Haven-inspired pizza with a small raw bar; the Pepperoni Negroni is the house cocktail.
Signature: New Haven-style pizza, Shucked clams, Pepperoni Negroni
Order: A pepperoni pie and a dozen of the shucked clams, washed down with a Pepperoni Negroni.
Tip: Walk-ins only; the small dining room turns over quickly between 18:00 and 21:00.
Chef Robert Andreozzi's Pizza Marvin on Wickenden runs New Haven pizza with a small raw bar; the Pepperoni Negroni is the house cocktail order.
Signature: New Haven-style pies, Shucked clams, Pepperoni Negroni
Order: A pepperoni pie, a dozen shucked clams, a Pepperoni Negroni.
Tip: Walk-ins only; the small dining room turns over quickly between 18:00 and 21:00.
Sicilia's on Atwells has been a Federal Hill family pizzeria for 30-plus years. Home of the original deep-dish stuffed pizza; slice service, casual back room.
Signature: Stuffed deep-dish pizza, Cheese pizza by the slice, Pasta dishes
Order: A slice of the stuffed deep-dish, or a small pie of plain cheese for the comparison.
Tip: The slice line moves quickly; sit-down dining at the back is rarely busy.
Flatey Pizza at Grandi fires Neapolitan pies in a 500-degree oven on Grandagardur, San Marzano tomatoes on a soft, blistered base locals rank highly.
Signature: Margherita, San Marzano pizza
Order: A simple margherita to judge the dough, then branch out.
Tip: The Grandi room by the harbour is the original. There is a second outlet in the Hlemmur food hall.
BakaBaka on Bankastraeti is a 1834-house bakery by day and wood-fired sourdough pizzeria by night, central Reykjavik's busiest crossover room steps off.
Signature: Wood-fired sourdough pizza, Cardamom buns
Order: A wood-fired Bianca mushroom pizza in the evening, or a cardamom bun by day.
Tip: Cardamom buns by day, natural wine and sourdough pizza by night in one of central Reykjavik's oldest houses.
Devito's Pizza has sold no-frills pies near Hlemmur on Laugavegur since 1994, a Reykjavik late-night staple for cheap, fast slices after the bars close.
Signature: Late-night pizza
Order: A simple pepperoni; this is fuel pizza, not an artisan project.
Tip: Open late and established by the after-hours crowd. Order at the counter; do not expect a sit-down meal.
Bottoms Up Pizza on Dock Street in Shockoe Bottom has been a Richmond delivery and dine-in standard since 1989. Canal-side patio is the draw.
Signature: Pizza, Calzones
Gabriele Bonci's Pizzarium near the Vatican in Rome is the pizza al taglio counter that re-wrote how the city does slices, with toppings that rotate.
Signature: Pizza bianca, Pizza al taglio with mortadella, Suppli
Order: Pizza bianca with mortadella, the potato slice with rosemary, a suppli on the side.
Tip: Open from 11:00 daily; line moves fast. Slices are sold by weight. Eat standing or take to nearby park.
Jacopo Mercuro's 180g Pizzeria Romana in Rome's Centocelle quarter has put the modern Roman pizza on the city's must-eat list, weighing each crust.
Signature: Pizza romana 180g, Suppli, Mortadella focaccia
Order: The signature 180g margherita and the mortadella-stracciatella focaccia, plus a suppli to share.
Tip: Closed Monday. Book a week ahead; the room holds 40 covers. Metro C to Pigneto then 10 min walk.
Pizzarium near Vatican in Rome is Gabriele Bonci's pizza al taglio counter, with slices sold by weight from €5 to €7; a generous slice plus a suppli runs.
Try: Pizza al taglio by weight
Tip: Open 11:00-22:00 daily. The 12:00 batch is the freshest of the morning.
OneSpeed on Folsom Boulevard in East Sacramento is Rick Mahan's bicycle-themed pizza counter from The Waterboy team, organic flour and DiNapoli tomato base.
Signature: California-style pizza, Seasonal salads
Order: The seasonal California-style pizza; the meatball appetiser
Tip: Tuesday to Friday 16:00-21:00, Saturday and Sunday 15:00-21:00. Walk-in or call ahead.
Majka Pizzeria & Bakery in Sacramento: pizzeria room. Tiny midtown counter on 15th Street, naturally leavened pizza and morning pastry, Michelin.
Why locals love it: Tiny midtown counter on 15th Street, naturally leavened pizza and morning pastry, Michelin Recommended without the queues of bigger rooms.
Tip: Order in advance via Toast. Lunch pizzas sell out by 13:00 Friday and Saturday.
Hot Italian on 16th Street, midtown Sacramento, returned January 2025 to its original spot, 700-degree wood oven thin-crust Neapolitan pizzas.
Signature: Neapolitan pizza, Gelato
Order: The seasonal pizza from the wood oven; gelato to finish; an Italian craft beer or wine by the glass
Tip: Counter ordering for lunch, full service evenings. Espresso bar runs all day. The reopened original.
Settebello on South 200 West, the Salt Lake flagship of the Neapolitan-style chain, runs hand-made dough cooked in a 900-degree wood oven in 60 seconds.
Signature: Margherita pizza, Naples-style Napoletana
Order: A margherita and a quattro stagioni pulled from the 900-degree wood oven.
Tip: Vegan and gluten-free options on the menu; weekend dinner runs the longest waits.
Lefty's Chicago Pizzeria in San Diego is the North Park Italian beef and deep-dish counter on 30th Street, the Midwest expat institution serving.
Signature: Deep-dish stuffed pizza, Italian beef sandwich, Cheesy garlic bread
Order: A small stuffed deep-dish with sausage; the Italian beef dipped, with hot giardiniera.
Tip: Deep-dish takes 45 minutes to bake from the order; phone ahead and pick it up hot.
Tony's Pizza Napoletana in San Francisco is Tony Gemignani's North Beach room, with 13 ovens running 7 pizza styles and a long list of World Pizza Cup wins.
Signature: Margherita STG, Cal Italia, Detroit-style
Order: Margherita STG, limited to 73 a day and cooked at 900 degrees.
Tip: The Margherita STG is capped at 73 per day; arrive at 17:00 to lock one in or expect a sell-out by 19:30.
Delarosa in San Francisco is the Marina pizza-and-cocktail counter, open to 01:00 on weekends, with a Brussels sprouts pizza and a tight aperitivo bar list.
Try: Brussels sprouts pizza
Order: Brussels sprouts pizza and a Negroni at the bar.
Tip: The 22:30 to midnight slot is the easiest walk-in window; the bar runs the full pizza menu after 23:00.
Funk Zone pizza and wine bar in a building tiled with 150,000 copper pennies. Wood-oven pizzas, seasonal salads, and frozen rose at a back-patio counter.
Signature: Wood-fired artisan pizza, Frozen rose, Seasonal salads
Pizzeria Vittoria runs from a shipping container at Starland Yard. Wood-fired Neapolitan pies named Best Pizza in Georgia by Food & Wine in 2021. Walk-up.
Signature: Wood-fired Neapolitan pies, Margherita
Order: The classic margherita; whichever weekly special is on the chalkboard.
Tip: Walk-up only. Arrive by 18:30 on weekends or join a 45-minute queue.
Pizzeria Vittoria's wood-fired Neapolitan pies are $15-20 each at Starland Yard, enough to share. Named Best Pizza in Georgia by Food & Wine 2021; walk-up.
Try: Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza
Order: ["Za'atar lamb pizza", 'Hummus with pine nuts', 'Knafeh dessert']
Tip: Weekend brunch on Saturday and Sunday 11am to 3pm is lively and the pizza oven gets going early. Walk-ins sometimes available.
Pizzeria Galija on Toncieva in Split is the city's oldest pizzeria, opened in 1980, still pulling pizzas off a wood-fired oven that has not gone cold since.
Signature: Margherita, Galija sea-salt focaccia, Calzone
Order: Margherita with the wood-fired char on the crust.
Tip: Open daily 10:00-24:00; queue at the door for a table from 19:30 in summer.
Pizzeria Galija on Toncieva in Split keeps the wood-fired oven running until 24:00, the Old Town's best late pizza for a post-bar slice or a sit-down.
Try: Wood-fired pizza
Order: Margherita off the late oven.
Tip: Walk-in only; quietest at 22:00 once the dinner-rush waiters have cleared.
Pizzeria Galija on Toncieva in Split is the cheapest sit-down meal in the Old Town, with a margherita from €7 off the wood-fired oven open since 1980.
Try: Wood-fired pizza by the slice or whole
Order: Margherita with a half-litre of house white.
Tip: Open daily 10:00-24:00; queue is shortest at 11:30 or 22:00.
Onesto fires Neapolitan-leaning pizza and Italian plates in a small St. Louis Hills room, a neighbourhood trattoria that draws south-side pizza devotees.
Order: Wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizza.
Tip: The wood-fired pies are the order; the room is small, so reserve at weekends. A good non-Provel pizza option.
The chain that made St. Louis-style pizza a city standard, Imo's tops cracker-thin crust with Provel cheese, cut in squares, an essential local taste.
Order: St. Louis-style Provel pizza, tavern-cut.
Tip: Order it tavern-cut into squares. Provel is the defining St. Louis cheese; this is where to try it.
The chain that made St. Louis-style pizza a city standard, Imo's tops cracker-thin crust with Provel, cut in squares, a cheap and essential local taste.
Try: St. Louis-style Provel pizza
Tip: Order it tavern-cut into squares to eat it the local way. A large feeds a group for not much money.
Sicilian-leaning pizza on King Street, Newtown, Sydney. Long fermented dough, tinned-fish toppings, a list of negronis and aperitivos. Open Tue-Sun.
Signature: Capricciosa pizza, Pizza diavola, Soft serve
Sub-street rock-and-roll bar on Hunter Street, Sydney CBD. Live bands nightly, pizza by the slice, the city's most reliable 2am venue. Open Wed-Sun.
Try: New York-style slice
Lebanese flatbread shop on Illawarra Road, Marrickville, Sydney for A$8. Za'atar, lamb-spice and halloumi-and-tomato manoosh from the wood-fired oven.
Try: Za'atar manoosh flatbread
Barbarea is the evening pizza face of karjase sai in kopli's põhjala industrial complex, where the bakery oven turns to sourdough pizza after 17:00.
Why locals love it: The evening pizza face of Karjase Sai in Kopli's Põhjala industrial complex, where the bakery oven turns to sourdough pizza after 17:00.
Tip: Walk-up tables disappear by 19:00 on weekends. Natural wine list runs French and Italian.
F-hoone in Telliskivi runs a daily lunch special at 10 to 14 euros, with wood-fired pizza and Asian-leaning plates on the long menu seven days a week.
Try: Daily lunch special
Bavaro's downtown runs Neapolitan pizza out of the wood-fired oven until 11pm on Friday and Saturday, with a steady late-night theater and concert crowd.
Try: Margherita pizza
Savoy Pizza Azabu-Juban in Tokyo is the AVPN-certified Neapolitan pizza counter that built Tokyo's wood-fired pizza scene. Two-item menu, six counter stools.
Signature: Margherita D.O.P., Marinara classica, Diavola pepperoni and chilli
Order: The Margherita and the Marinara, side by side.
Tip: Cash only at the counter. Closed Mondays; queue from 11:30 for lunch.
Bar Libretto on Ossington reopened February 2026 as the late-night pivot of the original Pizzeria Libretto site, small bites, pasta, dessert and Neapolitan.
Try: Pizza, pasta, small bites
Order: A Margherita pizza and a Negroni at the marble bar.
Tip: Closed Sunday through Tuesday. Walk-ins only at the bar; tables on Resy.
Pizzeria Libretto on the Danforth is the AVPN-certified Neapolitan pie chain since 2009, the Margherita with San Marzano DOP and fior di latte.
Signature: Margherita pizza, Verace Pizza Napoletana certified pies
Order: The Margherita pie or the Funghi with mushrooms and pecorino.
Tip: Walk-ins easier weeknights. Sister University, Yonge and Etobicoke locations carry the same pizza; the Ossington original is now Bar Libretto, late-night pivot.
Pizzeria Libretto University on University Avenue is the downtown business-lunch branch of the AVPN-certified Neapolitan chain, vegan and gluten-free pizzas.
Signature: Margherita, Vegan and gluten-free pies
Order: The Margherita or the Diavola with hot calabrese salami.
Tip: Lunch the easier walk-in. The downtown crowd thins after 14:00.
Reilly Craft Pizza on East Pennington in Tucson runs wood-fired pies, house pasta and a celebrated wine cellar inside a historic mortuary building downtown.
Andolini's Cherry Street flagship bakes hand-tossed New York-influenced pies with house-made mozzarella and a boisterous high-energy dining room.
Signature: Hand-tossed pizzas, House-made mozzarella
Tulsa's most celebrated pizzeria chain with Neapolitan-style pies made in wood-fired ovens, a long-standing Cherry Street anchor with a boisterous dining.
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Tellia Lab in Turin sells Roman-style pizza al taglio by weight alongside fresh-baked bread and maritozzi. Located in Centro Storico. Booking recommended.
Try: Pizza al taglio, by weight
EDIT in Turin's Aurora keeps its kitchens open until 01:00 and the pub bar until 02:00. Burgers, sourdough pizza and house-brewed lager till late, every day.
Try: Burgers, pizza, EDIT brewed lager
Don't Argue Pizzeria on Main from chef Phil Scarfone since 2018 is a 12-seat New Haven-style pizza counter, hand-tossed pies plus a chicken parm sub special.
Why locals love it: Cambie Village 12-seat counter and takeout pizza window, no reservations, Italian-Canadian classics by chef Phil Scarfone.
Tip: Walk-in only; the Main and Cambie branches have a takeout window for whole pies. The chicken parm is the kitchen's reference plate.
Panificio Volpe Giovanni in Venice's Jewish Ghetto sells kosher pizza al taglio at €2 to 4 per slice plus breads and biscuits, the canonical cheap Cannaregio.
Try: Kosher pizza al taglio, breads
Tip: Cash only. Closed Saturday. The kosher rules limit the cheese options, so toppings are mostly tomato-and-vegetable.
Majer on Campo Santa Margherita in Venice's Dorsoduro is the bakery-cafe with pizzetta veneziana at €3 and large panini at €7, the campo's cheap lunch.
Try: Pizzetta veneziana and panini
Tip: Walk-in. Open daily 06:30-21:00. Outdoor benches on the campo for free seating.
Du de Cope in Verona runs an inventive wood-fired-pizza kitchen in Galleria Pellicciai off Piazza delle Erbe. A 2026 TableJourney editor pick.
Signature: Pizza margherita, Pizza con stracciatella, Pizza con Mortadella
Tip: The lunch service is the city's best central-Verona quick meal; the pizza with stracciatella is the must-order.
Pizzeria da Salvatore in Verona is the city's oldest pizzeria, opened in 1961 by the Rasulo family from Napoli. A 2026 TableJourney editor pick.
Signature: Pizza margherita, Pizza alla burrata, Pizza pistacchio e mortadella
Tip: Walk-ins after 21:30 wait; book at 19:30 for the first turnover. The burrata pizza is the move and the marinara the benchmark.
Berbere in Verona runs the Emilian sourdough-pizza chain's Veneto outpost on Via Pellicciai off Piazza delle Erbe. A 2026 TableJourney editor pick.
Signature: Marinara, Margherita with Mozzarella di bufala campana, Mortadella e pistacchio
Tip: Daily 12:00-15:00 and 18:00-23:00; the Mortadella e Pistacchio is the must-order and the marinara is the no-cheese benchmark.
Pizza Mari on Leopoldsgasse in Vienna's Leopoldstadt fires Neapolitan pizza for under €11, the wood oven the 2nd district's most-defended cheap pizza counter.
Try: Marinara pizza
Tip: No reservations; the kitchen runs lunch and dinner Tuesday to Sunday, with the dinner queue picking up from 18:00.
Casa La Familia on Vokiečių is a family-run wood-oven pizzeria with one of the largest vegan-pizza selections in Vilnius, plus a leafy terrace strip.
Signature: Wood-fired margherita, Vegan pizza
Order: A wood-fired margherita; the vegan pizzas are notably strong by Vilnius standards.
Tip: Loud and family-friendly. Terrace seats overlook the Vokiečių linden trees in summer.
Casa La Familia on Vokiečių is a family-run wood-oven pizzeria with one of the largest vegan-pizza selections in Vilnius, plus a leafy summer terrace strip.
Signature: Wood-fired margherita, Vegan pizza
Order: A wood-fired margherita; the vegan pizzas are notably strong by Vilnius standards.
Tip: Loud and family-friendly. Terrace seats overlook the Vokiečių lindens in summer.
Casa La Familia on Vokiečių serves wood-fired pizzas from €8 to €10, with vegan plant-cheese variants at the same price point and a leafy summer terrace.
Try: Wood-fired pizza
Tip: Two pizzas for two is cheaper than the cepelinai dinner at the next-door Old Town anchor.
Menomale in Washington DC is Ettore Rusciano's Brookland Naples-style pizzeria on 12th Street NE, with VPN-certified Neapolitan pies and a dough proofed.
Signature: Margherita verace, Diavola
Order: The Diavola with spicy salami and DOP buffalo mozzarella; the kitchen's editorial standout.
Tip: The patio runs through October; cash, card, and same-day delivery are all accepted.
Matchbox in Washington DC is the original Penn Quarter pizza-and-burger room on H Street since 2003, a wood-fired oven kitchen on Chinatown's western edge.
Signature: Wood-fired pizza, Mini burger trio
Order: The mini burger trio with thin onion rings; the room's most-ordered appetiser.
Tip: The upstairs dining room is quieter than the busy ground-floor bar; ask for it at booking.
Pizza Mart Adams Morgan in Washington DC is the 18th Street late-night jumbo-slice counter open until 04:00 every night, one of the two original claims.
Try: Eighteen-inch jumbo slice
Tip: One jumbo slice for $7 walks two people home; cash moves the line faster than card past 02:00.
Pizza Pany in Wrocław's Nadodrze runs a wood-oven Neapolitan room: delicate risen edges, sharp crust, original combinations on the specials board.
Signature: Neapolitan margherita, Seasonal special pizzas
Order: The Neapolitan margherita, then whichever specials pizza features mortadella.
Tip: The takeaway window runs the same dough; useful for a cheap walk-home dinner.
Zapiekarnik on Ruska in Wrocław sells the open-faced baguette pizza locals walk home with: mushrooms, cheese, sauces, under 25 zł. At ul. Ruska 49.
Try: Zapiekanka
Order: Mushroom-and-cheese zapiekanka with garlic sauce, around 18 zł.
Tip: Open Fri-Sat until midnight; the late-night fallback when Old Town bars close.
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