The 35 Best Pizzas in Paris, from Naples to Rome
Every other street in Paris has a pizzeria with a wood-fired oven on the sign, and many of them serve the same pale, soggy margherita to visitors who didn't know better. Telling the good ones apart from a few Instagram photos is close to impossible.
So we cross-checked the guides locals trust and kept only the pizza in Paris worth the trip: 35 places, from Neapolitan champions to thin Roman crusts, most of them easy on the wallet. Hungry for more than pizza? Browse our Italian restaurants or the best pasta in Paris.
A sprawling 4,500 m² Italian food paradise in Paris's 13th arrondissement, serving artisanal pizzas, fresh pasta, and more to 1,000 guests in a vibrant, electric atmosphere.
A convivial 11th arrondissement bistro serving creative French tapas and legendary pizzetta, where Chef Florent Ciccoli transforms traditional troquet dining into a modern sharing experience.
Authentic Roman-style pizza with ultra-thin, crispy crusts served in a trendy setting in the 11th arrondissement since 2018.
One of Big Mamma's most vibrant addresses serving authentic Neapolitan pizzas in a 300-person capacity space near the Bourse, with 65% vegetarian options and over 500 bar references.
A four-story Italian trattoria from Big Mamma Group, specializing in grilled meats and serving 260 guests under a stunning glass roof in Pigalle.
The 2020 world champion Neapolitan pizzeria where Giuseppe Cutraro crafts award-winning pies with cloud-like crusts on a charming Parisian square.
A lively Italian trattoria from the Big Mamma empire serving authentic dishes at trattoria prices in a colorful, neighborhood atmosphere near Bastille.
A vibrant Neapolitan trattoria where wood-fired pizzas and handmade pasta meet industrial-chic design in the historic Bourse district.
Ranked among Europe's top 50 pizzerias since 2019, this authentic Neapolitan pizzeria carries forward five generations of the Grasso family's century-old pizza-making tradition from Naples to Paris.
Neapolitan pizza excellence with limited daily production and theatrical pizzaiolo performances across multiple Paris locations.
A vibrant Italian trattoria in the heart of the Marais serving Neapolitan pizzas, fresh pasta, and weekend brunch favorites in a modern coffee shop atmosphere.
A clandestine 1920s-inspired cocktail bar concealed behind a pizzeria's fridge door, serving expertly crafted drinks in an authentic Prohibition-era setting.
A modern pizzeria on Boulevard Saint-Germain where authentic Neapolitan tradition meets creative Italian cuisine in an intimate, welcoming setting.
A vibrant Big Mamma Group trattoria serving handmade pasta and wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas in the lively Batignolles neighborhood.
A sprawling Italian trattoria from the Big Mamma group where wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas, fresh pasta, and convivial sharing plates meet a lush garden setting and underground disco bar.
A sprawling 2,500m² Italian food emporium in the heart of Le Marais, featuring seven restaurants, over 7,000 authentic products, and a vibrant marketplace atmosphere.
Big Mamma Group's beloved trattoria serving authentic Neapolitan pizzas and fresh pasta in a lush, sun-drenched setting on Boulevard Richard-Lenoir.
World champion pizzaiolo Peppe Cutraro brings his award-winning Neapolitan pizzas to Paris's vibrant Pigalle neighborhood.
A contemporary trattoria in the 11th arrondissement where artisanal pizzas with slow-fermented dough meet natural wines in a space that honors its 1640 bakery heritage.
A traditional Italian trattoria in the 1st arrondissement serving authentic Neapolitan pizza and handmade pasta with fresh, natural ingredients from an Italian artisan cooperative.
A lively Italian trattoria serving generous pizzas and pastas in a convivial atmosphere where dining becomes a celebration.
Ultra-thin Calabrian pizzas with 36-hour matured dough served in an intimate Montmartre setting where the passionate chef commands the room.
A versatile Marais hotspot serving everything from morning croissants to late-night cocktails, with an eclectic menu spanning continents and a welcoming terrace open until 2 AM.
An unlimited buffet of Neapolitan pizzas, XXL burgers, and Northern French classics in a convivial 90s-themed space near the Grands Boulevards.
Traditional Italian trattoria serving fresh pasta and signature dishes across two welcoming locations in Paris 16th and Levallois-Perret.
A genuine Roman pizzeria where champion-trained chef Simone Soriga crafts thin, crispy pizzas with 100% Italian ingredients across two elegant Parisian locations.
A vibrant Italian trattoria near Bastille where authentic Neapolitan pizzas meet 70s disco glamour in a festive, flower-filled setting.
A neighborhood Italian gem in the 18th arrondissement serving artisanal Neapolitan pizzas and handmade fresh pasta with seasonal, local ingredients.
A cosmic-themed brunch haven in Le Marais serving Italian-inspired breakfast creations with homemade flair and wellness drinks from morning until late afternoon.
A family-run trattoria serving vera Pizza Napoletana with 36-hour fermented dough and fresh ingredients imported directly from Italy.
A contemporary Italian pizzeria in the 9th arrondissement where ancient Roman pinsa tradition takes center stage, earning a stellar 9.6/10 rating from devoted diners.
A true Italian pizzeria specializing in long-fermented semolina dough pizzas, crafted with imported ingredients and available exclusively for takeout.
A welcoming Italian pizzeria in the 1st arrondissement serving signature dishes like Escalope Milanaise and Truffle Cream Ravioli at accessible prices.
A festive floating guinguette on the Seine where Andalusian-inspired bites, wood-fired pizzas, and DJ sets create Paris's most spirited riverside escape.
A festive Italian trattoria where mafaldine are flambéed tableside in a wheel of Parmigiano, bringing the warmth of nonna's kitchen to Avenue du Maine.
Where to find the best pizza in Paris
Paris pizza has grown up. Neapolitan pizzaioli, Roman specialists and big Italian trattorias now compete for the same crowd, so the real question is which style you want tonight. Use the filters above to narrow things down by neighborhood, price or opening hours.
A quick way to spot a serious pizzeria: a short menu, a dough that rests for hours, and a pizzaiolo who talks about flour. Every place below passed that test in at least one of the guides we track, and each page shows the pies people order most, so you know what to ask for before you sit down.
Neapolitan: soft, puffy and blistered
The Naples school dominates this list. Peppe Pizzeria, run by the 2020 world champion, bakes cloud-like crusts on a charming square in the 20th. La Vera Pizza Napoletana, in the 15th, carries on five generations of a Neapolitan pizza-making family. Dalmata limits how many pizzas it makes per service, so don't show up late and hungry.
Roman: thin and crisp
If you like a crust that cracks, head to AVE Pizza Romana in the 11th, where the dough is rolled ultra-thin Roman-style. Leave room for the maritozzo, a cream-filled brioche.
Pizza night with a crowd
The Big Mamma addresses turn pizza into an event: Pizzeria Popolare seats hundreds near the Bourse, and La Felicità fills a giant food hall in the 13th. Perfect for groups; see more in our lively restaurants. For a drink afterwards, Moonshiner is a 1920s-style speakeasy hidden behind a pizzeria's fridge door in the 11th, one of our favorite bars.
Where to look, and when
The 11th and the 2nd have the most pizza on this list, so start with the 11th arrondissement or the 2nd. On a tight budget, our cheap eats have more slices and quick bites; for a pizza after midnight, check the late-night restaurants. Then open any place to see its must-try pies, prices and what reviewers loved (and didn't).