Below is a list of the top and leading Pizzerias in Tucson. To help you find the best Pizzerias located near you in Tucscon, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Tucson’s Best Pizzerias:
The top-rated Pizzerias in Tucson, AZ are:
- Scordato’s Pizzeria – serves artisan pizza selections made with innovative techniques
- Rocco’s Little Chicago – features authentic Chicago-style stuffed pizza since 1998
- Anello – cozy restaurant decorated with minimalist-chic decors serving sourdough crust pizzas
- Brooklyn Pizza Company – offers various options of pizza classics and specials in a cozy restaurant
- Pizza Luna – committed to serving the best tasting dishes open for dine-in and delivery
Scordato’s Pizzeria
Scordato’s Pizzeria serves artisan pizza selections made with innovative techniques. It serves authentic Italian pizza and dishes. They make their own crusts that are right and crisp on the outside. It is then chewy on the inside. furthermore, they have been severing delicious food for decades. They craft the pizza with the same level of attention as great bread makers of the world would.
Their pizza selections inlcde classic pepperoni, rabiola fontina and mozzarella cheese,a nd marghertia. Moreover, they serve dishes like eggplant parmesan and grilled chicken sandwiches. They also serve warm mushroom salad, caesar salad, and antipasto.
Products/ Services:
pizzeria, pizza, Italian cuisine
LOCATION:
Address: 4911 N Stone Ave, Tucson, AZ 85704
Phone: (520) 529-2700
Website: scordatospizzeria.com
REVIEWS:
”The food here is absolutely amazing. The bruschetta was delicious and I’m definitely going back for the chicken meatballs. The servers are also really nice and the seating is also well spread out.” – Ongkona Biswas
Rocco’s Little Chicago
Rocco’s Little Chicago features authentic Chicago-style stuffed pizza since 1998. They offer a buttery crust filled with quality and tasty ingredients. They ensure that they serve dishes made with the finest ingredients. Furthermore, they serve the crust and deep-dish pies with different flavors.
Their pizza crust options include classic thin, deep-dish pan, famous stuffed, and gluten-free. Moreover, they have meat, veggie, and cheese options to choose from. There are also pasta, calzones, sandwiches, and packaged goods to choose from. In addition, they serve desserts like Rocco’s cannolis, cookies, and Nutella sticks.
Products/ Services:
pizzeria, cannolis, pizza, pasta, sandwich
LOCATION:
Address: 2707 E Broadway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85716
Phone: (520) 321-1860
Website: roccoslittlechicago.com
REVIEWS:
“I’ve lived in Tucson nearly my entire life and never dined at Rocco’s. I WAS MISSING OUT!! We ordered the kitchen sink and it was amazing! The sauce, the crust, delicious! Great good, great service! Found my new pizza joint!” – Lisa Dickey
Anello
Anello is a cozy restaurant decorated with minimalist-chic decors serving sourdough crust pizzas. They serve customers from Tuesday to Saturday. They welcome walk-ins and accommodates reservations by email. Furthermore, they use only the best ad finest ingredients in creating their dishes. They guarantee the satisfaction of their customers with every dish they serve.
Their pizza options icnlde marinara, margherita, verde,a nd Bianca. They also serve bites like focaccia, seasonal veggies, and salad. Moreover, there are options of chocolate cake and pistachio cake.
Products/ Services:
pizzeria, bites, cakes
LOCATION:
Address: 222 E 6th St, Tucson, AZ 85705
Phone:
Website: anello.space
REVIEWS:
”What wonderful experience we had on Saturday night. Starting with the hand crafted negroni, a mixture of floral and botanical flavors.. the pizza also a delightful meal. A staple of great culinary experience!” – Crafti Drinker
Brooklyn Pizza Company
Brooklyn Pizza Company offers various options of pizza classics and specials in a cozy restaurant. Their dishes are open for pick-up and delivery. There is also a Sky Bar open for dine-in. Furthermore, they cater to pizza parties and other occasions. The food is individually wrapped in slices, salads, and sandwiches.
they serve lunch specials that are combos of pizza, knots, and soda. Moreover, their specialty pies include Sicilian, veggie pizza, Flatbush Feast, and more. They also serve sub with options like Turkey Train, Roast Beast, and Vatican Veggie. They also serve premium hot wings, pasta, and garlic knots. There are also selections of frozen desserts and drinks.
Products/ Services:
pizzeria, frozen desserts, pizza, pasta
LOCATION:
Address: 534 N 4th Ave, Tucson, AZ 85705
Phone: (520) 622-6868
Website: brooklynpizzacompany.com
REVIEWS:
”Drove 2 hours just to go and try this pizza and I am not sorry we did. This pizza was fantastic! We are originally from CT which is absolutely known for its pizza. This place is an amazing alternative. I would definitely recommend trying!!” – Danielle Motta
Pizza Luna
Pizza Luna is committed to serving the best tasting dishes open for dine-in and delivery. They have a selection of pizzas to choose from. Their dishes are made with authentic flavors and the finest ingredients. Furthermore, they are open to catering to small and large events. They ensure that their customers have a great dining experience.
Their pizza options include Traditional, Neapolitan, and Bianca. The house favroiets ucle pepperoni, prosciutto, puttanesca, and Neopolitan meatball. Moreover, they serve salads like Simple Green, Little Gems, and Caesar salad. There is also a gluten-free cauliflower crust available.
Products/ Services:
pizzeria, pizza, salad
LOCATION:
Address: 1101 N Wilmot Rd UNIT 119, Tucson, AZ 85712
Phone: (520) 344-7637
Website: pizza-luna.com
REVIEWS:
”Really good pizza, like better than Costco pizza. I think we all know how good Costco pizza is. Anywho, very good food. We got the slice and a side salad and had to go back for another slice. Good portions and good amount of toppings. We’ll definitely be back.” – J Spence
Jeanie Burford is a reporter for Kev’s Best. After graduating from UCLA, Amy got an internship at a local radio station and worked as a beat reporter and producer. Jeanie has also worked as a columnist for The Brookings Register. Amy covers economy and community events for Kev’s Best.