Whenever we’re feeling saucy, we like to dig into a slice of local pizza.
Austin’s pizza scene is bubbling with options — and we keep finding ways to top ourselves. If you’re on the quest for the perfect slice, we’ve pie-oneered a list of 30+ places to grab pizza that are definitely worth the dough.
Unless otherwise noted, vegan and gluten-free options are available.
Local legends
Aviator Pizza is known for its expansive beer gardens — the better to eat pizza with.
Photo courtesy @aviatorpizza
Austin’s Pizza, five locations
This local pizza joint serves up classics, build-your-own pies, and creative originals like the “pesto a go-goat” or “Mopac” pie.
Aviator Pizza & Drafthouse, four locations
Enjoy dozens of craft pies, calzones, salads, and grinder sandwiches, plus 50+ brews on tap.
East Side Pies, three locations
I spy creative pies at this beloved pizzeria. This is the spot to try pies with ricotta, black bean, and chimichurri sauces with toppings like smoked salmon, jerk chicken, and Li’l Smokies.
Southside Flying Pizza, three locations
A longtime Austin favorite, this pizzeria offers a robust menu of pizzas, sandwiches, pasta, and subs, plus a wide array of gluten-free pies.
Oddwood Brewing, 3108 Manor Rd.
Think outside the pizza box at this neighborhood brewery, which specializes in pizza and beer. Pro tip: try the seasonal Harvest Pie with a pumpkin base, balsamic reduction, and roasted pumpkin seeds.
Pinthouse Pizza, four locations
Pair a selection of craft brews with a burger, pretzel, buffalo wings, boiled peanuts or a sourdough pie.
Italian origins
Baldinucci Pizza Romana, 3300 Bee Caves Rd., Ste. #110, West Lake Hills
This family-owned spot specializes in Roman pizza, which is made on a thick and airy crust, and also offers a collection of imported wines.
Pedroso’s Pizza, two locations
Have your pizza and eat it too at Pedroso’s, which serves strombolis and calzones, plus New York-style, Sicilian-style, grandma-style, and American-style pizza. Pro tip: don’t skip the cannolis.
Roppolo’s Pizzeria, five locations
This local pizzeria sells slices out of windows, trucks, and standalone shops to get pies in the hands of Austinites, often those in West Campus and on 6th Street.
You’re looking at Toss’s October Pie: the Shrimp Po’ Boy pizza.
Photo courtesy @tosspizzeria
Toss Pizzeria & Pub, two locations
Have your pizza made into a pretzel, get some queso, or enjoy a traditional pie at this Tex-Mex-inspired pizzeria with 10+ beers on tap.
Fire(d) pizza
Bufalina, two locations
Crispy wood-fired pies are available at both Bufalina Pizza and Bufalina Due — don’t skip a wine pairing from these restaurants’ impressive lists.
DeSano Pizzeria Napoletana, two locations
DeSano will satiate your wood-fired Neopolitan pizza needs, but make sure to bring home a cannoli or nutella dessert pizza.
Grimaldi’s Pizzeria, 11700 Domain Blvd., Ste. #148
Look no further for coal-fired, brick oven pizza with all the toppings you could ever want.
Tony C’s Coal Fired Pizza, three locations
Like the name suggests, this pizzeria serves up toasty pies, pastas, and upscale appetizers like bacon-wrapped figs.
Quattro Gatti Ristorante e Pizzeria, 908 Congress Ave.
This “old world” pizzeria is family-run, with a menu of curated pies and pasta dishes in a romantic setting.
Seriously New York-style
Favorite Pizza, 801 W. 6th St.
This downtown spot is open into the wee hours on weekends, selling pizzas, Italian ice, and desserts from sister restaurant Sammie’s.
Hoboken Pie, 718 Red River St.
This New Jersey-inspired spot has been hand-tossing pies since 2008, and stays open every night until 2 a.m.
Home Slice is one of Austin’s most well-known pizzerias, with a prominent storefront on South Congress Avenue.
Photo courtesy @abbyburgy
Home Slice Pizza, three locations
By the slice or by the pie, this restaurant has kept Austinites fed since 2005. This restaurant proudly serves New York-style pizza, calzones, subs and salads.
Salvation Pizza, two locations
This pizzeria is always a welcome sight, especially if you’ve been out drinking on Rainey Street or Rock Rose Avenue.
Cross-country crusts
Via 313, five locations
Fill up on delectable Detroit-style pizza — a spin on Sicilian pies — and dessert pies at this acclaimed spot.
Conan’s Pizza, two locations
You’d be hard-pressed to find authentic, Chicago-style deep dish pizza in town, so look no further than Conan’s, which also serves thin crust.
We know, this is just a piece of the pie. If your favorite place to get pizza wasn’t mentioned, let us know so we can show it some love in the future.
