LA's pizza scene has exploded. From celebrity-chef Neapolitan spots to old-school New York transplants, the city now rivals any pizza destination. Yes, you can put avocado on it.
Neapolitan & Wood-Fired
Pizzeria Mozza
$$$ • Hancock Park
Nancy Silverton's masterpiece. The burrata pizza is life-changing.
Pizzana
$$$ • Brentwood/WeHo
Daniele Uditi's Neo-Neapolitan style. The cacio e pepe pizza is famous.
Felix
$$$ • Venice
Evan Funke's pasta temple also makes incredible pizza.
New York Style
Jon & Vinny's
$$ • Fairfax
Celebrity favorite with creative toppings. The Spicy Hawaiian divides opinion.
Vito's Pizza
$ • La Cienega
Thin crust, cheap slices, open late. An LA institution.
Prince Street Pizza
$ • WeHo
NYC import. The spicy pepperoni squares are worth the line.
Hidden Gems
Masa of Echo Park
$$ • Echo Park
Deep dish in LA? Yes, and it's excellent.
Cosa Buona
$$ • Echo Park
From Bestia team. Roman-style with creative California touches.
Triple Beam Pizza
$$ • Highland Park
Detroit-style squares in a hip Northeast LA setting.
Pro Tip: LA traffic means your neighborhood pizza spot matters. Find a great one close to home because crossing the city for pizza requires commitment.