Discover the best pizza in Portland
Pizzerias in Portland on the map
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The Best Pizzerias in Portland
Apizza Scholls
Portland, United States
Nostrana
Portland, United States
Baby Doll Pizza
Portland, United States
Lovely's Fifty Fifty
Portland, United States
East Glisan Pizza Lounge
Portland, United States
The Turning Peel
Portland, United States
Scottie's Pizza Parlor
Portland, United States
Dimo’s Apizza
Portland, United States
Red Sauce Pizza
Portland, United States
Cheapest Pizzerias in Portland
Paladin Pie
Portland, United States
Pizza Kat
Portland, United States
Meta Pizza
Portland, United States
Grana Pizza Napoletana
Portland, United States
Lombardo’s Pizzeria
Portland, United States
Ken’s Artisan Pizza
Portland, United States
Gracie’s Apizza
Portland, United States
Vincenzo’s Pizza
Portland, United States
Cutie Pie Pizzeria
Portland, United States
Portland approaches pizza the way it approaches coffee and bread, as a craft to obsess over. The city's scene grew out of its artisan-baking culture, and many of its rooms treat the starter and the flour with the same care as a good bakery.
NY-Style is the most common style on our map, running alongside a strong naturally-leavened, wood-fired contingent that it shares with nearby Seattle. The rooms spread across the east-side neighborhoods and the central grid. The city groups under the United States hub.
The most popular pizzeria in the city by review volume is Apizza Scholls, one of 19 we list. Portland's pizza and its sourdough bread scene share DNA: several pizzaioli here came up through the city's bakeries first.
Prices read fair. A wood-fired margherita usually lands between 15 and 20 dollars. The spots ranked here are ranked by what people who came for the pizza actually thought, not by which cart or room had the longest weekend wait.
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FAQs about Portland
Which Portland pizzeria ranks first by review volume?
Apizza Scholls currently leads Portland by review volume. The full ranking weighs the pizza, not the length of the weekend line.
How many Portland pizzerias are listed?
We currently list 19 pizzerias in Portland. That number updates with the live map.
What is the most common pizza style in Portland?
NY-Style is the most common tagged style in the current Portland list, with Neapolitan, New Haven, Detroit, and Sicilian pies also represented.
Can I find New Haven apizza in Portland?
Yes. The map includes several New Haven apizza specialists, including Dimo's Apizza.
Where can I find Neapolitan pizza in Portland?
Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza appears across the east side and central neighborhoods. Use the style filter to compare the current choices.
Does Portland have Detroit-style pizza?
Yes. Detroit-style appears in the city's mix alongside thinner slices and wood-fired pies.
Where should I look for pizza in Southeast Portland?
The Hawthorne, Division, Stark, and Glisan corridors hold several mapped pizzerias. They work well for a neighborhood-first pizza crawl without crossing the river repeatedly.
Where is the pizza cluster in North and Northeast Portland?
Mississippi, Alberta, Fremont, and St. Johns each have mapped choices. Distances spread quickly, so use the map to keep the route compact.
Can I buy pizza by the slice in Portland?
Yes, alongside rooms focused on whole pies. Service changes by shop and time of day, so check the place page before making a special trip.
Do Portland pizzerias take reservations?
Policies vary. Popular sit-down rooms can fill at peak times, while counter-service and slice shops are more flexible.