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Vincenza’s pizza is the kind with really good marinara sauce served on a New York-style, thin crust — complete with white paper plates. They offer the unique stuff, too, like veggie- or meat-stuffed pizza; broccoli and cheese; and BBQ chicken.
This brewery serves up some really good wood-fired pizza. There are traditional flavors like white and red pizza. And, then there are other options like BBQ pulled-pork pizza with smoked mozzarella, roasted red onions and pickles; or steak fajita pizza with flank steak, salsa and pepper jack cheese.
A pierogi pizza lives at this Euclid Avenue shop. That might be all you need to know.
This is great late-night pizza! Guy’s, which is located in Downtown Cleveland, is open until midnight during the week and 3:30 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Need a little ‘za delivered right to your hotel? [We won’t judge.] Rascal House has you covered.
At this Tremont pizza shop, the pizza slices are larger than life. No seriously, this might sound crazy, but one slice might actually be enough to fill you up.
If you’re a pepperoni fan, this is your spot because you won’t even see any of the cheese due to a very heavy amount of ‘ronis.
Only open for brunch on Saturdays and Sundays, many Clevelanders can’t get enough of Chef Dante’s wood-fired pizzas — especially the “Everything Bagel & Lox” flavor.
It’s so fun to watch someone make your pizza for you right in front of your face. The super-unique pie would be the cacio e pepe, which is Roman for “cheese and pepper.” It’s a white pizza and with dollops of creamy buratta cheese on each slice. It’s amazing.
The famous Sunny Side Pizza can be found here. Named as one of the nation’s best pizzas in by Zagat in 2013, it still holds up to that reputation. Bar Cento is open until 2 a.m. every single night of the week.
A lot of people know Saucy for its innovative craft brews. But, everyone knows the best pairing with beer is pizza. Saucy knows what’s up.
Il Rione’s resides inside of a renovated 1917 pub space. It’s really cool inside and the New York-style pizza is amazing. They feature some innovative pizzas with interesting toppings, such as their clam pie, as well as their diavolo pie that comes with Calabrian chilies, spicy salami and red onions.
Astoria doubles as a café and a market, but they also have some awesome pizza. Menu items include veal and lamb meatball pizza; four-cheese pizza; prosciutto and arugula pizza; and wild mushroom pizza.
Harlow’s might be one of the trendiest pizzerias we’ve ever seen. While they only offer five flavors, that’s more than enough because they make them so well. The pizza is wood-fired and flavors include marinara, margherita, bianca, salami and Leonardo (a white pizza with mozzarella, pistachios, grape tomatoes and fresh arugula).
Angelo’s is loved by tons of Clevelanders, so much so that it’s won the Cleveland Magazine “Best of CLE” award for pizza several years in a row. The sauce is a bit on the sweeter side.
Mikey’s Pizza shop is a tiny little space in the center of Crocker Park in the ‘burb of Westlake. Don’t let its size fool you, though, the pizzas are HUGE. Mikey makes different specialty pizzas every month like the Greek Freak (gyro pizza) or The Mac Daddy (big mac pizza). The specialties and the staple pizzas are available by both the slice and as a whole pie.
Flour restaurant on Cleveland east side offers some really good pizza. They have regular pizzas AND a breakfast pizza available during brunch on Sundays. (Their brunch involves bottomless mimosas, in case you need another reason to go!)
Home to the fluffiest, biggest-looking crust you’ve ever seen, Vero only makes 100 small batches of dough a day. So, the amount of goodness is limited, friends.
You can find good pizza everywhere in Cleveland’s Little Italy neighborhood, but this place always comes up in conversations about where to find the best pizza in Cleveland. Check it out — you won’t be sorry.
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Located in historic Ohio City, this modern Italian eatery offers an award winning seasonal menu and well-prepared wine list in a sophisticated yet comfortable setting.
Downtown CLE near Wolstein, Playhouse, Rock Hall. Delivery to all area hotels/venues, day or night. “Cleveland’s Best Pizza” according to CLE Plain Dealer. Locals will tell you we’re their Hometown...
Edison's in Tremont serves up some of the thickest, cheesiest pizza around. If you're a ranch dipper, the portion sizes are large, which is always a good thing. Word on the street is that you're...
Established by Guido and Nancy Scaffidi July 25, 1961. Mamma Santas is a family owned restaurant focused on pleasing every guest with a genuine Italian dining experience. We are proud to serve fresh,...
A casual lunch & brunch trattoria style restaurant. Featuring hand tossed pizza, past, salads and sandwiches. This venue is the perfect location for a business lunch or a relaxing weekend brunch....
On the fringe of the downtown business district, Masthead Brewing Co. pays homage to the spirit of the city, transforming a 1921 car dealership into a modern brewhouse and vibrant community gathering...
Beers crafted with the highest quality brewing system for optimal flavor. A fresh twist on traditional New Haven style pizza makes for a truly saucy experience.
Small doesn’t mean less here. This 12-table pizza shop makes the best pie by taking time to make sure its dough is top notch. Each pizza can fit on a standard plate, but don’t be fooled; these pies...
From casual lunch items to upscale dinner entrees, Flour in Moreland Hills offers exquisite Italian food in a chic and modern setting. Pro tip: you can order a tiramisu during any time of the day.
Harlow’s Pizza in Lakewood offers a modern pizza parlor experience — complete with a patio. Nosh the world-class pizza and tip back a few glasses of vino at Harlow’s.
Located in the heart of Lakewood, this pizza shop always has a warm and inviting atmosphere and delicious pizza with a serious sauce game. It’s a local fave that thousands of Cleveland swear by.
It’s no lie that the Midwest has the best pizza in America. Case in point: Mikey’s Pizza. This Crocker Park eatery has some of the most unique and delicious pies in town.
Looking for the kind of restaurant that offers great music, top-shelf drinks and some of the best brick-oven pizza made right in front of you? Stop looking. Il Rione Pizzeria has it all.
Enjoy Naples-inspired pizza cooked in an original brick oven dashed with salt straight from Italy and topped with ingredients for meat and veggie lovers. We can’t find any reason for you not to sit...
Are you in Downtown Cleveland and looking for some nom-worthy pizza? Check out Guys Pizza on Superior for some excellent pizza. Open late!
Pizza cravings come on quick. And, Pizza (216) totally understands that. At this pizza shop, make your own pizza or order off the chef’s menu for it to be served to you in under three minutes.
Everything off the menu at this Downtown pizza shop is made fresh each day for the best quality in town.
The dough at Crust is allowed to slow rise and is then baked at 550 degrees to lock in the natural aroma and flavors. The results? Incredible pizza that’s not only big on taste, but massive on size....