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Buffalo has its own pizza identity, built on a thicker, cup-and-char pepperoni style distinct from New York City slices. La Nova Pizzeria on the West Side is one of the best-known names in the city, while Bocce Club Pizza in Amherst is a regional institution credited with shaping the local cup-and-char tradition. Together they define what locals mean by Buffalo-style pizza.
Pizzeria restaurants in Buffalo
5 pizzeria places in Buffalo we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Buffalo · Pizzeria across every city.
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La Nova Pizzeria
- ★ 4.2
- $
- West Side
La Nova on West Ferry has been a Buffalo pizza-and-wings tradition since 1957, the original home of fully-cooked shipping wings sold to pizzerias nationwide.
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Bocce Club Pizza
- ★ 4.3
- $
- Amherst
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.
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La Nova Pizzeria
- ★ 4.2
- $
- West Side
La Nova on West Ferry has been a Buffalo pizza-and-wings tradition since 1957, the home of fully-cooked shipping wings sold to pizzerias nationwide.
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Bocce Club Pizza
- ★ 4.3
- $
- Amherst
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.
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Bocce Club Pizza
- ★ 4.3
- $
Try Buffalo-style pepperoni pizza
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.