Pizza Restaurants in Prague

Pizza in Prague might not be the first thing that comes to mind, but the city’s scene has really stepped up in recent years. You’ll find everything here, from tiny wood-fired ovens tucked away in Žižkov to modern pizzerias in Vinohrady with menus that’d make any Italian proud.

One thing locals appreciate is that many places don’t just serve the usual Margherita or Pepperoni. Expect ingredients like smoked local cheeses or Czech sausages on your pizza,sounds odd, but it often works surprisingly well. For instance, in Letná, there's this tiny spot called Pizza Nuova. Their thin crusts are crackly and never soggy, plus they stick to a no-frills, fresh-toppings ethos.

If you’re wandering Old Town or around Národní třída at night, chances are you’ll stumble across pizzerias that pack the house. Just a heads-up: some spots get noisy and busy later, so if you want a quiet meal, try going earlier or checking out places in quieter neighborhoods like Vršovice. Oh, and don’t expect wildly cheap prices,good pizza in Prague isn’t always budget, but it’s worth it. Local tip: ask for the homemade chili oil,they make a decent difference.