Best of Summer in Warsaw 2023: Pizza

Warsaw’s pizza revolution shows no sign of slowing – top quality choices abound, but when nothing but the best will do look no further than these true Insider heroes.

Ciao a Tutti

Niepodległości 217

Looking like an old school pizzeria should (gingham tablecloths, tiled interiors, strings of garlic), Ciao a Tutti eschew aesthetic niceties to simply produce glorious pizzas that have you reminiscing about your weekend sojourn in Naples – credited with pioneering the Neapolitan way in Warsaw, they were recently recognized as being among Europe’s Top 50 pizzerias.

Mąka i Woda

Chmielna 13A

Purists applaud an approach that uses a custom-made oven from Naples and imported ingredients such as 00 Caputo flour and DOP certified San Marzano tomatoes. Scrupulously authentic, for many this is the best pizza in Poland, no questions asked. That’s reflected by their enduring popularity – it’s not uncommon to find people queuing to be seated.

Nonna Pizzeria

Oboźna 11

Even before we switched en-masse to home-delivered, box-friendly foods, 2020 was shaping up to be the Year of the Pizza. And you saw just why with the entry of places like Nonna onto the market. Raising the bar in an already competitive field, their wood-fired, Neapolitan pizzas are brilliant.

Pizzaiolo

Krucza 16/22

The classics are great, but even better are their own pizzas – for example, there’s one that elevates the jalapeno to the role of hero. Feeling young and happening, you’ll stick around long after the pizza’s done with to enjoy author’s cocktails that feel of the moment.

PollyPizza NEOpolitan

Puławska 24

Spliced with a glitzy leopard-shaped pizza cutter, the pies at Polly have attained quite a following ever since this place burst onto the scene. Featuring CBD oil, the Legalize Marinara is indicative of their slightly wacky and experimental approach to Neapolitan traditions – as too is a creativ interior design that includes disco balls, cord banquettes, neons and other retro-cool touches.