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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.
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A local’s slice of advice

If you’re on the hunt for consistently good pizza in Prague, skip the super tourist-heavy Old Town joints and head over to neighborhoods like Letná or Vinohrady. There you’ll find spots where the dough gets just the right amount of chewiness, and the ingredients are fresh. For example, Pizzeria Kmotra serves excellent thin-crust pies and has a great wine list you wouldn’t expect from a pizza place.

And if you’re there in the late spring or summer, grab a table outside. Prague’s outdoor seating is charming, especially when the city’s hum slows down a little in quieter areas. Ask for their chili oil,it might sound odd, but it adds a gentle kick that turns a good pizza into a memorable one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions about finding pizza spots in Prague? Here are some answers.

Absolutely. A lot of local pizzerias stick to wood-fired ovens to get that perfect crust. Places like Pizza Nuova in Letná or La Casa Argentina near Vinohrady are great bets. It gives the pizza that smoky, slightly charred flavor we all crave.

Some places keep it close to Italian roots, using fresh mozzarella and basil, but others like to experiment with local Czech ingredients. You might find pizzas topped with smoked cheeses or local sausages, which is a bit different but tasty in its own way.

Many pizza spots stay open late, especially in areas like Old Town or Vinohrady, which are popular for nightlife. But if you want to avoid crowds, try going earlier in the evening or hit up places in quieter neighborhoods like Vršovice.

Yes, more and more places offer gluten-free dough and vegan cheese these days. Spots like Pizzeria Kmotra and Pizza Nuova usually have these choices, but it’s always good to call ahead or check the menu online to be sure.

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. Usually, locals leave around 10%. If you’re at a casual pizzeria and paying by card, just round up a bit or leave a small amount in cash.

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