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The best pizzas in Paris

Airy Neapolitan, crisp romana or New York by the slice: the addresses that truly stand out.

By the Gatto editorial team5 min read10 places
The best pizzas in Paris

Paris has fallen for pizza, and the city now counts as many wood-fired ovens as styles: airy Neapolitan, thin and crisp romana, or New York by the slice. To find your way, here are the addresses that truly stand out, often on the quality of their dough alone. OOBATZ and Faggio, Fooding favourites, bet everything on fermentation, Peppe stands as a Neapolitan reference, and Pizzeria Popolare feeds the crowds at a tight price. From Neapolitans to romana, enough to satisfy every fan.

Places in this guide

  1. OOBATZ
    1Pizza restaurant

    OOBATZ

    A Fooding favourite whose airy, light, crisp dough wins everyone over.

    « The base is airy, light and crisp with just the right amount of character. It is clearly the strength that comes up in almost every positive review. »

    Google
  2. Roco
    2Pizza restaurant

    Roco

    A Gault&Millau-recognised pizzeria regularly cited among the best in Paris.

    « The pizzas are regularly described as among the best in Paris, with a well-mastered dough and generous, fresh toppings. »

    Google
  3. Faggio
    3Pizza restaurant

    Faggio

    A Fooding-praised spot whose light, crisp dough is the standout for regulars.

    « The texture and taste of the dough consistently come up as the major strength, with a lightness and crispness noted by regulars. »

    Google
  4. Pizzeria Popolare
    4Pizza restaurant

    Pizzeria Popolare

    The high-energy Big Mamma pizzeria, mobbed for its keenly priced Neapolitans.

    « Light, well-baked dough with a quality tomato sauce; customers come back specifically for the quality of the pizzas. »

    Google
  5. Marzo Saint-Germain
    5Pizza restaurant

    Marzo Saint-Germain

    A Gault&Millau-recognised pizzeria whose thin, well-risen crust stands apart from heavy pizzas.

    « The pizza crust is regularly praised for its thin, well-risen texture, very different from heavy, doughy pizzas. »

    Google
  6. Jay's Pizza
    6Pizza restaurant

    Jay's Pizza

    The New York by-the-slice reference, crust perfectly balanced between crisp and soft.

    « The crust is regularly described as perfectly balanced between crisp and soft, with an authentic New York thickness. »

    Google
  7. Prima | Pizza Gourmet
    7Pizza restaurant

    Prima | Pizza Gourmet

    A Neapolitan with an airy, tasty crust, true to Naples.

    « The crust is airy, light and flavourful, with a texture characteristic of real Neapolitan pizza. »

    Google
  8. Peppe Pizzeria
    8Pizza restaurant

    Peppe Pizzeria

    A Neapolitan reference in Paris, its long-fermented dough showing the signature leopard spotting.

    « The pizza base benefits from a long fermentation that creates a light crust with a characteristic leopard spotting, balancing delicacy and structure. »

    Google
  9. Fratelli Castellano
    9Pizza restaurant

    Fratelli Castellano

    A pizzeria whose remarkably light dough and intense tomato leave no heaviness.

    « The dough is remarkably light and airy, with an intense, authentic tomato flavour that leaves no heaviness after the meal. »

    Google
  10. L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele
    10Pizza restaurant

    L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele

    The Parisian outpost of the legendary Neapolitan pizzeria, faithful to tradition.

    « Traditional recipes respected, dough and toppings faithful to Naples, generous portions that can be shared. »

    Google
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Frequently asked questions

What is the best pizza in Paris?
OOBATZ, a Fooding favourite, wins everyone over with its airy, crisp dough. Roco and Faggio are also among the city's references.
Where can I eat authentic Neapolitan pizza in Paris?
Pizzeria Popolare, from the Big Mamma group, and L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele serve Neapolitans faithful to tradition, with a light dough.
Where to find good pizza on the Left Bank?
Marzo, in Saint-Germain, serves a thin, well-risen crust recognised by Gault&Millau.
Which pizzeria is best on a budget?
Pizzeria Popolare is mobbed for its keenly priced Neapolitans, in the 2nd arrondissement.