Who doesn’t like to make a delicious pizza their meal of the day from time to time, whether it’s lunch or dinner, and sometimes even a snack? We love it, which is why we’ve created, with your help, a guide to the best pizzerias in Lisbon.
But be aware that not all pizzas out there are that delicious! The dough, the tomato sauce and the quality of other important ingredients, such as the cheese, are a fundamental part of what it means for us to be enjoying an excellent pizza.
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Forno D’Oro
Considered one of the best pizzerias in Lisbon, and even in Europe, the Forno D’Oro pizzeria was one of the most mentioned by Lisboa Secreta readers.
We confess: we’ve never been there, but it shouldn’t be long before we’re there to try what are considered to be some of the best pizzas in the city, having already been honored with an award equivalent to a Michelin star,the Verace Pizza Napoletana award.
Those who have been there say that just seeing this pizzeria’s oven is worth the trip. The wood-fired oven wasn’t bought ready-made, but was built on the restaurant’s premises and then lined with gold.
Yes, you read that right, this oven is lined with gold. How else could Chef Tanka Sapkota’s famous pizzas be cooked ?
Address: Rua Artilharia 1, 16B (Marquês de Pombal)
ZeroZero
ZeroZero brings a piece of Italy to the heart of the Royal Prince and Parque das Nações.
The pizzas are really tasty, made with ingredients that mostly come from Italian producers.
The decor is beautiful, the atmosphere pleasant and the terraces, with a very pretty garden, are great for those with children.
Address: Rua da Escola Politécnica 32 (Príncipe Real); Alameda dos Oceanos, Lote 2.11.01H (Parque das Nações)
Luzzo
Luzzo pizzerias “respect” the recipes of a traditional Italian pizza. It’s not that other places don’t do it, but at Luzzo this concept is taken very seriously.
The project is 100% Portuguese and started on Rua de Santa Marta in Lisbon. Today they have more than 20 stores throughout the country, which is great news for all lovers of this Italian delicacy.
According to our readers, this is where they eat some of the best pizza in the city, made in a wood-fired oven and following the Roman pizza recipe, thinner and crispier and full of local ingredients.
And if you can’t go to a Luzzo pizzeria, they’ll come to your home via their deliveryservice.
Address: Rua de Santa Marta 37-37A (Marquês de Pombal) | Other addresses
Pizzico
Pizzico is one of the most recent pizzerias to open in Lisbon, where the house specialty is the traditional and very tasty Neapolitan pizzas, for many the “real” Italian delicacies.
We ‘ve already been there to try it out and we loved the space, very sober and comfortable, and it even has a terrace, just like a pizzeria in Naples.
In the kitchen and from the oven come wonders for all tastes, with 14 options to choose from. And don’t you dare leave without trying a glass of wine, whatever it may be.
Address: Rua dos Correeiros 113 (Baixa)
Saint Lucia
One of the best pizzerias in Lisbon is Santa Lúcia, located in the city center and with an incredible terrace, you can be proud of its wood-fired oven, capable of giving its pizzas that rustic touch we all love in a pizza.
Among the many Italian dishes you can try at Santa Lúcia, such as bruschettas, focaccia, carpaccios, risottos and all kinds of pastas, it’s the pizzas that make this Italian restaurant stand out the most, with a complete menu of more than 40 delicious pizzas.
It’s true, there are so many that you’ll have to stop by a few times to try all the house specialties. There are five options for calzones alone, those closed pizzas. Are you going to start here?
Address: Avenida Defensores de Chaves 62C (Campo Pequeno)
La Puttana
If you’re in the Chiado or Baixa area at lunchtime, La Puttana, located in the Cais do Sodré, has tasty pizzas with very thin crust.
The ingredients are fresh and some of the proposals are unusual, but they never disappoint.
For lunch, there are various menus with pizza or salad options and tastes such as smoked salmon, shitake mushrooms or spicy salami.
Address: Rua Nova do Carvalho 70 (Cais do Sodré)
La Sharada
La Sharada is a cocktail bar, an arts venue where you can listen to live music or laugh at stand-up comedy shows, but it’s also one of our readers’ favorite pizzerias in Lisbon for delicious Italian pizza.
We’ve never been there, but judging by the feedback from people who’ve recommended it to us, and the photos of the pizzas we’ve found on social media, they look delicious.
Address: Rua Jacinta Marto 10B (Anjos)
Capricious
The Capricciosa pizzerias may well be one of the best places in town to eat a delicious pizza.
Todos os espaços destas pizzarias em Lisboa, desde a Doca de Santos ao Parque das Nações, até Carcavelos ou Cascais, tornam toda a experiência de comer uma pizza bastante agradável, seja perto do mar ou do rio Tejo.
The pizzas, thin-crust and always made with fresh produce, are really delicious and leave you wanting more and more.
They are also, in our opinion, one of the best places for family dinners, with friends and, of course, to take the little ones… because they will love it.
Address: Santo Amaro Dock, Warehouse 8 (Alcântara Docks) | Other addresses
Casa Nova
Maria Paola is responsible for one of the most incredible pizzerias along the Tagus. It’s called Casa Nova and here you’ll taste some of the most fantastic pizzas in town.
They are made according to homemade recipes from Italy, where fresh ingredients make all the difference when it comes to tasting them.
Address: Avenida Infante D. Henrique, Cais da Pedra, Loja 7 (Santa Apolónia)
Valdo Gatti
Organic, handmade pizzas are the focus of the Valdo Gatti pizzeria, which opened in June 2018 in the heart of Bairro Alto.
The entire menu strives for quality and the space also focuses on sustainability, both in the ingredients and in the manufacturing processes.
It’s a well-kept secret, but for lunch you can order a pizza, pasta or salad accompanied by a drink or coffee for just over €10.
Address: Rua do Grémio Lusitano 13 (Bairro Alto)
DaVito
Trendy pizzerias may serve delicious pizzas, but this neighborhood pizzeria in Sapadores has a special place in our hearts.
If you’re a fan of Italian food, book a table a-g-o-r-a and don’t forget to ask for the chocolate mousse at the end of your meal – it’s out of this world!
Address: Rua Penha de França, Mercado de Sapadores 15 and 17 (Graça)
