Best Pizzas in Lisbon 🍕

Lisbon may be renowned for its grilled sardines, codfish, and pastel de nata—but pizza lovers will be thrilled to discover that the city also boasts an exciting and ever-growing pizza scene. From wood-fired Neapolitan-style pies to crisp Roman-style slices, Lisbon offers irresistible options for every craving.

Whether you’re in the mood for a casual bite or a refined pizza and wine pairing, here are some of the best places to eat pizza in Lisbon—handpicked for discerning palates.

1. Luca – Napoli in Lisbon

📍 Cais do Sodré

A haven for true Neapolitan pizza lovers, Luca brings the vibrant soul of Naples to Lisbon. With its blistered wood-fired crust and fresh Italian ingredients flown in weekly, this pizza is the real deal.

What to try: The classic Margherita D.O.P. or the indulgent Diavola with spicy salami.

2. Forno d’Oro – ⭐ Michelin Plate

📍 Rato

This is not just a pizzeria—it’s a pizza experience. Forno d’Oro blends Portuguese excellence with Italian tradition, using a golden, wood-fired oven and even offering pizzas made with truffle-infused dough.

What to try: The Pizza Trufada (truffle pizza) or the Portuguese pizza with local sausage and sheep cheese.

3. Paesano

📍 Campo de Ourique

Simplicity done right. Paesano prides itself on slow-fermented dough and high-quality toppings. The cozy, rustic interior makes it a perfect lunch stop after shopping in Campo de Ourique.

What to try: The Prosciutto & Arugula or Gorgonzola & Walnut.

4. Casavostra

📍 Avenida da Liberdade & Cascais

Elegant, relaxed, and with a modern Italian touch, Casavostra serves thin-crust pizzas that are consistently praised for their balance of flavor and freshness.

What to try: The Pizza al Tartufo (truffle oil and mushrooms) or the Pizza Vegetariana with seasonal veggies.

5. Valdo Gatti

📍 Alvalade

A true local favorite, this eco-conscious pizzeria uses organic, sourdough-based crusts and local ingredients, with a rotating seasonal menu.

What to try: The Alentejana Pizza (with black pork and pickled onions) and their signature Burrata Pizza.

6. Pizzeria Romana di Stefano Calò

📍 Amoreiras

If you’re after the crunchy, rectangular Roman-style pizza, this is the place. Chef Stefano Calò serves light, crispy squares with gourmet toppings and a rotating selection of Italian wines.

What to try: The Mortadella with pistachio cream or the Zucchini and Ricotta slice.

7. M’arrecreo Pizzeria

📍 Saldanha

With a vibrant, casual vibe and a real Italian kitchen crew, M’arrecreo serves Naples-inspired pizzas with dough proofed for 48 hours for perfect texture and flavor.

What to try: The Bufalina with buffalo mozzarella or the Nduja (spicy Calabrian sausage).

8. La Finestra

📍 Restauradores

Run by Italian chef Tanka Sapkota (also behind Forno d’Oro), La Finestra is a charming and relaxed eatery known for its classic pizzas, fresh pasta, and carefully curated wines.

What to try: The Capricciosa and a glass of Chianti.

Taste Lisbon… One Slice at a Time

Lisbon continues to surprise with its international flavors grounded in local charm. From hidden tascas to Italian-run pizzerias with golden ovens, the city is full of delightful culinary discoveries. At Portugal Magik Private Tours, we can design a custom foodie tour for you—combining pizza, wine, markets, and secret local favorites—always at your own pace and in comfort.

Our guests often enjoy discovering Lisbon over multiple days, paired with day trips to Sintra, Cascais, and even Porto or the Algarve—always with a private driver-guide and luxury vehicle.