Discover the best pizza in Zurich
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From Neapolitan to Roman al taglio
The Best Pizzerias in Zurich
da PONE
Zurich, Switzerland
ARCADE
Zurich, Switzerland
Con Gusto
Zurich, Switzerland
Margherì
Zurich, Switzerland
Freilager La Trattoria
Zurich, Switzerland
San Gennaro
Zurich, Switzerland
Da Noi
Zurich, Switzerland
Cheapest Pizzerias in Zurich
Zurich runs one of the strongest pizza scenes north of the Alps, a high-end Italian-export market where Naples-trained pizzaioli serve a demanding, well-heeled clientele. The strictness on the Naples template here is higher than in most of northern Europe, helped by how close the city sits to Milan and the Italian supply chain.
Neapolitan is the most common style on our map, cooked fast in a wood oven. The densest clusters sit in Kreis 4 and Kreis 5, the former industrial districts that became the city's food heart. The city groups under Switzerland.
The most popular pizzeria in the city by review volume is da PONE, one of 15 we list. Switzerland imports more San Marzano tomatoes and 00 flour per head than its size implies, and Zurich's rooms run on that supply chain.
Prices read high. A margherita usually lands between 20 and 28 Swiss francs. The spots ranked here are ranked by what people who came for the pizza actually thought, not by which room the corporate-card crowd booked that week.
FAQs about Zurich
Where is the best pizza in Zurich?
da PONE has the most review volume among the 15 Zurich pizzerias we list. Use the ranking and style filters together.
What pizza style is most common in Zurich?
Neapolitan is the most represented style. Zurich also has pizza al taglio, pizza fritta, and New York-style slices.
Where should I look for pizza in Zurich?
Niederdorf is convenient, while Kreis 4, Kreis 5, and western neighborhoods broaden the choice. Transit makes a short cross-city trip practical.
Do I need to reserve a pizzeria in Zurich?
Reserve for a small dining room or weekend dinner. Lunch, al taglio counters, and early weekday meals are more forgiving.
Is pizza expensive in Zurich?
Zurich generally costs more than Italian cities, especially for a sit-down meal. Check current menus because prices change faster than editorial copy should.
Can I find Neapolitan pizza in Zurich?
Where can I get pizza near Zurich old town?
Niederdorf and the Limmat streets have several visible options, including Più. Walk beyond the busiest old-town lanes for more choice.
Can I find pizza al taglio in Zurich?
Yes, though it is less common than Neapolitan pizza. Pizza al taglio is tray-baked, cut to order, and useful for a quick lunch.
What should I look for in a Zurich Neapolitan pizza?
Look for a soft center, inflated rim, and small charred blisters from a fast high-heat bake, not a dry cracker-like base.
How does OpenPizzaMap rank Zurich pizzerias?
We focus on the pizza, not the lake view or complaints unrelated to the oven. Start with da PONE, then compare style and neighborhood.