Neapolitan · Vienna

Best pizza in Vienna: where locals actually eat

The best pizza in Vienna is Italian and wood-fired, from Francesco Calo's Neapolitan Via Toledo to Sette's near-perfect Roman crust. The Vienna shortlist, ranked by what people who came for the pizza actually thought.

A Neapolitan pizza topped with mortadella, pistachio cream, provola and basil, with a tall charred crust, on a grey plate at Via Toledo in Vienna.
A mortadella and pistachio Neapolitan pizza at Via Toledo in Vienna's Josefstadt.. Photo: Google Maps

TL;DR AI summary

  • Vienna's best pizza is Italian and wood-fired, led by Francesco Calo's Neapolitan Via Toledo, the most-reviewed pizza in the city.
  • The one to break the mold is Sette, a Roman thin-crust holding a near-perfect 4.9, alongside Neapolitan spots like Pizzeria Enzo and Casolaro Bros.
  • We ranked the shortlist by what people who came for the pizza actually thought, weighing thousands of ratings rather than the loudest review.

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The best pizza in Vienna is Italian to the core: a Naples pizzaiolo who won awards back home, a Roman thin-crust holding a near-perfect score, and a run of wood-fired Neapolitan spots spread across the districts. Here is where to eat it.

OpenPizzaMap tracks 3958 hand-picked pizzerias across 313 cities. Vienna's Italians hold the top of the list.

What Vienna's pizza looks like

The city's strongest pizzerias are Neapolitan, wood-fired, and run by Italians who moved the craft north. The standout exception is a Roman thin-crust that beats them all on score. Between them, they cover the two halves of Italy's pizza on a Vienna map.

The shortlist

Via Toledo is the name to know. Pizzaiolo Francesco Calò runs his Neapolitan enopizzeria on Laudongasse 13 in Josefstadt, and it is by far the most-reviewed pizza in the city, holding a 4.5 across more than 6,500 Google ratings. His menu runs a collection named after Naples icons, from Massimo Troisi to Diego Maradona, and his Nero di Marinara has taken competition prizes.

A wood-fired Neapolitan pizza with tuna, red onion, mozzarella and basil and a blistered crust on a grey plate at Via Toledo in Vienna.
A tuna and red onion round at Via Toledo, the most-reviewed pizza in Vienna.. Photo: Google Maps
Via Toledo
4.4

Via Toledo

Vienna, Austria

€€€€ · 7,378 reviews

Pizza Lovers say: "Francesco Calo's Neapolitan pizzeria in Vienna's Josefstadt quarter, whose Nero di Marinara won best pizza in Europe at the 2024 50 Top Pizza Europe Awards. Light, chewy crust and carefully sourced DOP ingredients."

Sette, on Schottenfeldgasse 7 in Neubau, is the highest-rated of the lot, sitting at 4.9 across more than 1,500 ratings. It breaks from the pack with a thin, firm Roman crust and a side of fried pasta bites.

Sette
4.8

Sette

Vienna, Austria

€€€€ · 1,561 reviews

Pizza Lovers say: "Exceptional Roman pizza with a thin, firm crust and delicious fried pasta bites. Service is excellent, though some reviews mention the atmosphere can be a bit refined."

Pizzeria Enzo works a fluffy Neapolitan round from Universitätsring 14, right on the Ringstrasse, and has gathered a 4.5 across more than 1,300 ratings in the center of town.

Pizzeria Enzo
4.5

Pizzeria Enzo

Vienna, Austria

€€€€ · 1,370 reviews

Pizza Lovers say: "Fantastic Neapolitan pizza with fruity tomato sauce and fluffy crust. Service can be slow and some find it not salty enough."

Casolaro Bros 2.0 on Erdbergstrasse 53 leans into a chewy Neapolitan dough and fried bruschetta, holding a 4.5 across more than 400 ratings out in Landstrasse.

Casolaro Bros 2.0
4.4

Casolaro Bros 2.0

Vienna, Austria

€€€€ · 431 reviews

Pizza Lovers say: "The Neapolitan pizza dough is super chewy, and the pasta and fried dough bruschetta are fantastic. Pizzas are a bit expensive."

Piazza Colombo, down in Favoriten on Columbusgasse 5, rounds out the list with a 4.6 across more than 1,400 ratings, a neighborhood Italian that locals keep coming back to.

Piazza Colombo
4.6

Piazza Colombo

Vienna, Austria

€€€€ · 1,439 reviews

Pizza Lovers say: "Special Pizza, salami pizza, and bruschetta praised. Music choice criticized. Delicious food with fresh ingredients."

We ordered these by what people who came for the pizza actually thought, weighing thousands of ratings rather than the loudest single review, so a chewy Neapolitan base and a fair line beats the flashiest photo.

Q & A

Frequently asked

Where is the best pizza in Vienna?
The most-reviewed pizza in Vienna is Via Toledo in Josefstadt, Francesco Calo's Neapolitan enopizzeria, holding 4.5 across more than 6,500 ratings. The highest-rated is Sette in Neubau, a Roman thin-crust at 4.9.
Who is the best pizzaiolo in Vienna?
Francesco Calo, a Naples-trained pizzaiolo, runs Via Toledo on Laudongasse in Josefstadt. His menu includes a collection named after Naples icons, and his Nero di Marinara has won competition prizes.
Is there Neapolitan pizza in Vienna?
Yes. Most of the city's top pizzerias are Neapolitan and wood-fired, including Via Toledo, Pizzeria Enzo on the Ringstrasse, and Casolaro Bros in Landstrasse.
Where can I get Roman-style pizza in Vienna?
Sette on Schottenfeldgasse in Neubau serves the thin, firm Roman style rather than the soft Neapolitan round, and it holds the highest rating in the city at 4.9.