The 10 Best Pizzerias in Los Angeles (2026)

Updated November 2026 · 10 picks

The best pizza in Los Angeles in 2026 is at Pizzeria Mozza in Hancock Park, Pizzana in Brentwood, Apollonia's Pizzeria on Wilshire, Quarter Sheets in Echo Park and Jon & Vinny's on Fairfax. For slices, Prime Pizza and Vito's are the go-to New York-style spots, and Ronan, DeSano and Triple Beam cover Neapolitan and Roman styles.

LA's pizza has caught up with New York's. The list covers sit-down Neapolitan-style pies, Detroit and Sicilian squares, and the slice shops locals use for a quick lunch.

1. Pizzeria Mozza — Hancock Park, Mid-City & Fairfax

Blistered, chewy-crust pies from Nancy Silverton's landmark pizzeria.

$$$ Upmarket

Pizzeria Mozza, on the corner of Highland and Melrose, is the pizza half of Nancy Silverton's Mozza complex. Pies have a crisp, chewy, well-salted crust, topped with things like squash blossoms and burrata or fennel sausage.

Start with the antipasti and end with the butterscotch budino.

Good to know: Book ahead for dinner. Valet parking is available.

641 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036

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2. Pizzana — Brentwood, Westside

Neo-Neapolitan pies with a long-fermented, airy crust.

$$ Mid-range

Pizzana makes neo-Neapolitan pizzas with a slow-fermented dough and a light, puffy cornicione. The cacio e pepe and the Neo Margherita are the standards.

There are several locations; the Brentwood original is on San Vicente.

Good to know: Reserve for dinner, or order online for pickup.

11712 San Vicente Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90049

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3. Apollonia's Pizzeria — Mid-Wilshire, Mid-City & Fairfax

Small-batch square pies with a cult following.

$$ Mid-range

Apollonia's is a small pizzeria on Wilshire known for Detroit-style square pies and round pizzas with crisp, cheesy edges. Toppings run from classic pepperoni to rotating specials.

Order ahead: it is mostly takeout, and pies can sell out.

Good to know: Order online for pickup to avoid waiting.

5176 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036

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4. Quarter Sheets — Echo Park, Silver Lake & Los Feliz

Square pizza and slices of homestyle cake in Echo Park.

$$ Mid-range

Quarter Sheets started as a pop-up and became an Echo Park pizzeria known for square, crisp-edged pies and slices of layer cake. The pies are rich and well-browned.

It is a small room, so expect a wait at dinner.

Good to know: Save room for cake. Street parking only.

1305 Portia St, Los Angeles, CA 90026

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5. Jon & Vinny's — Fairfax

Italian-American pies and pastas from the Animal team.

$$ Mid-range

Jon & Vinny's is an all-day Italian-American spot on Fairfax with crisp pizzas, spicy fusilli and meatballs. The LA Woman pizza with burrata is a long-running favorite.

It has grown to several locations across LA.

Good to know: Reservations help at dinner. Takeout is reliable for pizza.

412 N Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036

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6. Prime Pizza — Fairfax

Big, thin New York-style slices and whole pies.

$ Budget

Prime Pizza sells foldable New York-style slices and pies, with Sicilian squares as well. The Fairfax shop is the original, and there are other locations around LA.

It is the quick, cheap option on this list.

Good to know: Order by the slice for a fast lunch.

446 N Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036

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7. Vito's Pizza — West Hollywood

A long-running New York-style slice shop on La Cienega.

$ Budget

Vito's Pizza is a small shop on La Cienega that has been serving thin, crisp New York-style pizza for years. The plain cheese slice is the benchmark.

It stays open late, which makes it a West Hollywood night-out staple.

Good to know: Mostly takeout and a few seats. Street parking is tight.

846 N La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90069

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8. Ronan — Melrose, Mid-City & Fairfax

Wood-fired pizzas and cocktails in a buzzy Melrose room.

$$ Mid-range

Ronan is a pizza restaurant and cocktail bar on Melrose with a wood-burning oven. Pizzas lean seasonal and Californian, with good small plates and drinks to go with them.

It works as a date-night pizza spot.

Good to know: Book ahead for weekend dinners.

7315 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046

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9. DeSano Pizza Bakery — East Hollywood, Silver Lake & Los Feliz

Neapolitan pies from wood ovens, in a big, casual hall.

$ Budget

DeSano bakes classic Neapolitan pizzas in imported ovens in a large, casual space on Santa Monica Boulevard. Margheritas and marinaras are the core.

It is a good choice for families and groups who want simple, fast Neapolitan pizza.

Good to know: Order at the counter; the pies come out in about 90 seconds.

4959 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90029

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10. Triple Beam Pizza — Highland Park, Silver Lake & Los Feliz

Roman-style pizza by weight, cut with scissors.

$ Budget

Triple Beam sells Roman-style pizza al taglio: long rectangular pies cut to order and priced by weight. Toppings change often and lean on vegetables.

It is part of Highland Park's Figueroa strip of restaurants and bars.

Good to know: Point at the pieces you want and pay by weight.

5918 N Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90042

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best pizza in LA?

Pizzeria Mozza and Pizzana are the most celebrated sit-down pizzerias. For square pizza, Apollonia's and Quarter Sheets are the favorites. For a New York slice, Prime Pizza and Vito's.

Where can I get a New York-style slice in LA?

Prime Pizza on Fairfax and Vito's Pizza on La Cienega both sell big, thin New York-style slices. Prime has several LA locations.

Do I need a reservation for pizza in LA?

For Pizzeria Mozza, Pizzana, Jon & Vinny's and Ronan, booking ahead for dinner is wise. Slice shops and counters such as Apollonia's are walk-in or order ahead online.

Where is the best Neapolitan pizza in LA?

Pizzana uses a Neapolitan-style dough with a long fermentation. DeSano in East Hollywood bakes pies in Neapolitan wood ovens, and Ronan adds California toppings.

Is there good Detroit-style pizza in LA?

Yes. Apollonia's and Quarter Sheets are both known for square pizzas with crisp, cheesy edges. Quarter Sheets also sells cakes.