Posted in San Francisco
September 06, 2017
Sink Your Teeth Into A Mouthwatering Slice At These 10 Iconic Pizza Places In San Francisco
It’s always pizza time in San Francisco. If you are ever wondering where the best and most iconic places for pizza are in the city then keep reading. Check out these unforgettable spots for pizza in the city that will make your mouth water.
Tony's Pizza Napoletana is a San Francisco pizza powerhouse. This place is known to do Neapolitan pizza as well as Sicilian, Detroit-style, Chicago deep-dish, and coal-fired pies, and more. Also, Tony's Pizza Napoletana is a pizza paradise in our Little Italy aka North Beach that can't be missed!
Another old school North Beach restaurant with great Italian food. Tommaso's is the home of San Francisco’s oldest wood-fired pizza oven. This place will thrill the foodie in anyone!
Goat Hill Pizza opened in 1975. The pizza at Goat Hill is made with a sourdough crust and baked in a traditional brick oven. Check out the"Neighborhood Night" for pizza deals (Mondays between 4 p.m. and 10 p.m.) for all-you-can-eat pizza and salad for $12.95.
Multiple locations around the city and Bay area like Burlingame and Palo Alto. Classics like a Margherita are popular. However, expect creative options like sausage pizza add egg. Yum!
Mouthwatering pizza that is highly recommended. Everything is fresh and tasty, so you won't be disappointed. All of their pizzas are wood fire grilled right there in front of you.
Arizmendi Bakery offers wonderful delights and a different type of pizza everyday. Expect to try pizza with potato fingerlings as well! Arizmendi Bakery is an unlikely pizza spot that will surely make you excited and think of pizza in a different way.
Little Star offers Chicago-style deep dish pizza. The popular option here is the "Brass Monkey" which is a secret menu item. The slices are thick and juicy, so be prepared. There are locations around the city and one Little Star Pizza in Albany.
This place appeals to the health conscious pizza fan. Pauline's is known for having a must-have pesto pizza and offering gluten free options as well. If you want a California style pizza, this is the place to go.
This is a spot that may elude many, but Carmel Pizza Company offers a lot. If you venture to Fisherman's Wharf then check this place out. Some of the things offered here include the Italian wood-fired pizza and build your own pizza options.
Late night pizza was never supposed to be this good. Golden Boy Pizza offers Sicilian style pizza. One of the more popular and well-known combos is the clam and garlic pizza. Eat up!
Have you been to any of these places for pizza? Let us know. Share this story too! If you’re into pizza and quality bread then check out this The San Francisco Bakery That Will Take Your Tastebuds To A Whole New Level.
