If you're on the hunt for pizzas in Northern Quarter Manchester, you'll find some of the tastiest ones at Purezza. Tuck into a plethora of doughy delights, alongside small plates such as caesar salads and smoked meatballs. Pair your meal with an espresso martini.

Fancy sinking your teeth into mouthwatering slices? Yup. Then head along to the best-loved Piccadilly Tavern in the city centre. Grab your pals and choose from its extensive selection of bites, from a BBQ chicken supreme to a vegan-friendly margherita. Plus, you can even go bottomless.

While best known as a home to two 18-hole courses that follow tropical trail and ancient explorer themes, Treetop Adventure Golf Manchester also has great pizza on the menu for when you get peckish. Check out their cabana for Hey Pesto, Brie-Top Adventure and Cheesy Does It flavours.

On the hunt for Italian restaurants in Manchester with pizza? Piccolino is a great shout for those after scrumptious slices with top-notch toppings, from truffle cream and courgettes to pecorino and chestnut mushrooms. Top off your meal by adding crispy polenta fries.

Bringing you some of the best pizza in Manchester, Flight Club is the epic darts experience serving them up by the paddle. Head to this Instagrammable spot with a group of mates to tuck in with alcoholic slushies and some of the coolest oches (dart-throwing spaces) in town. 

When it comes to the best pizza in Manchester city centre, Lawn Club has to be on the list. A wonderland of outdoor space spanning the leafy pergola, winter pods and pop-up huts on the grass, the venue pairs beaut scenes with bottomless pizza brunches and a main menu with meaty or goat's cheese toppings. You can even nab two for £12 cocktails here on weekdays as well, with refreshing spritzes and classic concoctions to choose from.

When you need a pizza restaurant in Manchester city centre, Riva Blu should be right up there. Not only is the space super pretty with its pops of colour and huge doors folding out to alfresco tables, but slices come topped with pesto and 'nduja or vegan truffle cream, mushroom and chilli.

When a place specialises in Neapolitan cuisine? You know it'll deliver the goods. We'd recommend the Vesuvio pizza, which is named after the famous volcano while being topped with salami, 'nduja and chilli, at Salvi's Corn Exchange location

Ah, pizza and prosecco; the Italian combo that sometimes just can't be beaten. That's exactly what's in store at Piccolo Manchester Arndale, where toppings cover everything from Parma ham and burrata to a Neapolitan classic of Italian sausage with friarielli and chilli.

Looking for a spot in Manchester's Northern Quarter that does seriously good pizza as well as cocktails? Wonder over to Mean Eyed Cat and discover a Johnny Cash themed hangout upstairs and a Tiki Hideaway bellow. Pizzas include hot dog and cheeseburger editions, plus you can grab a free one with any drink before 9pm.

After perfectly cooked pizza with delicious toppings? Get your fromage fix in the Northern Quarter, as Foundry Project teams mouthwatering slices with some of the best cocktails and local craft beers around. Perfect for late nights through to hangover-curing afternoons.

Staying true to the Neapolitan ways, Rudy's Pizza Manchester is pretty legendary. Bases are made of perfect dough from the wood-fired oven and toppings are flown over from the European country, including the likes of Tuscan sausage, parmesan and salame Napoli.

Frozen margs, bottomless brunches, sharing cocktails; it's all about having a good time at Crazy Pedro's Manchester. Head over to the Deansgate spot with an empty stomach, as this place sprinkles everything from fried chicken and waffles to hotdogs and mini hamburgers on their unique creations. 

A Chorlton's favourite, Laundrette serves top-quality pizza and cocktails in inviting surroundings. Slices are freshly created on site and showcase the finest in local produce, with fiery toppings a specialty, so expect plenty of chilli splashed about and some delicious meaty options.

Don't let anyone tell you that pizza can't work for a gourmand such as yourself, PLY is topping their bases with some of the fanciest ingredients in the biz. The funky NQ spot takes it up a notch with the likes of pear and blue cheese, 'Nduja, and venison and honey.

Get over to Tre Ciccio, the Altrincham venue that's delving out all things Italy. Nab a seat on the rooftop terrace or indoors, before chowing down on vegan calzones or the award-winning Sud - a pizza covered in burrata and spicy Calabrian sausage.

A top pick of Manchester pizza restaurants, Double Zero is a Chorlton destination that's named after the flour this Italian dough is made from. On the menu? Truffle mushroom numbers, slices slathered in hot honey, and white bases with wild broccoli and sausage.

From the team behind Pasta Factory, this Northern Quarter pizzeria is serving up a stunning array of slices, from vegan delights to meaty marvels. On top of that, they offer a relaxed and informal dining experience, with the added of novelty of chairs that are also swings.

Some of the most casual and best takeaway pizza in Manchester can be found at YES. While primarily a destination for rooftop drinks and that pink club room, there's also a load of pizza available by the slice here - whether you're on a night out or popping in to grab some on your way past.

As well as offering some of the best pizza takeaway in Manchester, Proove also has a relaxed indoor space and sunny terrace. Head here for wood-fired creations made using only the freshest ingredients, with plenty of vegan an gluten free options available too.