Best Pizza Restaurants In The UK

Located about a 20-minute drive from Glasgow, Luciano's is a contemporary Italian haunt with adjoining late-night cocktail bar for diners who like to stick around past dessert.

But if you're just there for the pizza, prepare to have your expectations exceeded with their perfect selection of slices: stone baked Neapolitan bases are topped with everything from wild mushrooms, ndjua, pancetta, parma ham and spicy chicken – not to mention fresh burrata and fior di latte (FIY cheese fiends). 

Bringing together lovers of great music and even better pizza, Dead Wax is the ultimate spot for hungry party-goers. Armed with vinyls, resident DJs and a late-night license, you'll get to dance the night away with quality slices and craft beer in hand. If you're in Birmingham or Brighton, you know what to do. 

In the heart of Uxbridge High Street, Nonna Rosa serves up some of the city's best pizza. Expect stone-baked beauties, from the Al Funghi to the Napoletana and Fiorentina.

If you've still got room for more, the dessert menu is well worth a look. Expect creamy tiramisu, tangy limoncello cheesecake and a decadent chocolate and hazelnut tart.

Otto is a staple for the pizza-lovers of Birmingham. With only 8 dishes on the menu, you can bet every one is utter perfection; there's a can't-go-wrong margherita, a white-based lemon ricotta number and one that packs on the salami. Pair it with a local beer and have yourself the ultimate dinner. 

Researching 'pizza restaurants in the UK near me' is likely to pull up Wildwood in the search results. As a UK fan favourite, with sites spanning from Liverpool to York and Maidstone, expect a big ol' menu of affordable Italian classics, featuring stone-baked slices. Wine and much-loved cocktails will be on hand to help the dough go down. 

Located in the charming Cornwall town of Padstow, The Padstow Stable is a pizza and cider hotspot right in the middle of the bustling harbour. Whether you're dining in the cosy, colourful restaurant or on the outdoor terrace that boasts waterside views, there's plenty to enjoy at this all-day destination.

Dig into freshly made pizza topped with the likes of roasted wild mushrooms, slow-roasted pulled beef and red onion marmalade. Their dough is made using grains from Gloucestershire, which is combined with San Marzano tomatoes, Cornish sea salt and fresh basil.

Bringing old-school Naples charm to Brighton, the quirky Pizza Pilgrims is a top spot for fuss-free scoffing. Work up an appetite on the mini football pitch before diving into some quality dough, which is always sporting a liberal amount of toppings. The best pizza in Central London can also be found in Cambridge. 

The Stable has made a name for itself across the UK, including Cornwall, Bournemouth, Bristol and Bath. Showcasing the best in British produce, expect nothing less than perfection, from the toppings down to the sourdough that's made fresh every morning. Cocktails and bottled beers are available to make the experience even better. 

The UK's favourite interactive darts bar is known for its epic brunch socials; head to Flight Club for a competitive day out featuring endless pizza and a whole bottle of prosecco per person. You'll find multiple locations in London, as well as Leeds, Manchester and more. 

If you haven't heard of Beberè, you're missing out on one of the best pizza restaurants in London. Off the back of its success in Clapham, they've opened a site in Kentish Town that's just as impressive. Their award-winning Italian sourdough is just the start, with delicious toppings ranging from falafel to burrata and spicy nduja. There's also £2 dips to elevate your all-crust bites.  

Known to devoted fans as the best pizza chain in the UK, Rudy's doesn't let standards slip across its locations in Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds. Every slice is guaranteed to knock your socks off, all made from fresh handmade dough and crowned with the finest toppings. They've got a selection of dips, plus killer desserts and spritz cocktails.