Wednesday, September 2, 2026

The Best Pizza Near Campo del Drago, by the Record

  1. A medieval hilltop village in the Sienese countryside is a bold location for a pizza joint, but the terrace view over rolling Tuscan hills makes a strong argument for the commute. La Pergola turns out light-dough pies that run from revisited classics to more adventurous combinations, all backed by good local wine. The family-run warmth of the room is part of the point, not just a bonus.


  2. Rank 2. Chicco

    Wood-fired Pizza

    A wood-fired pizza spot in Colle di Val d'Elsa where the dough gets long leavening times and the toppings lean into local PDO producers rather than the usual suspects. The team will walk the table through a tasting menu, which is a nice way to eat here, and there's a pairing of craft beers and oils that sounds odd until it doesn't. Comfortable room, attentive service, and the kind of place the town has quietly relied on for a while.


  3. Rank 3. Vecchia Napoli

    Neapolitan Pizza

    A wood-fired Neapolitan pizza spot tucked into a farmhouse off the kind of road you only know if someone told you. The setting is rustic and roomy, the atmosphere unpretentious, and the kitchen keeps the pizza straightforward and honest, the way tradition demands. Weekends fill up fast and the take-out orders never stop, which tells you what the locals think. The fried starters are worth ordering before the pizza arrives.


  4. Claudio Alvicolo is a pizza restaurant tucked into Orvieto's old town, where the chef rotates through different doughs, flour blends, and cooking methods with the zeal of someone who has a lot of opinions about fermentation. Tray pizzas, pan varieties, and Roman-style cuts move through the room alongside a thoughtful beer and wine list built around pairings. A spot on 50 Top Pizza Italy suggests the obsession is pointing in the right direction.


  5. The hook here is the pairing: pizza and Champagne, a combination that either sounds ridiculous or makes complete sense depending on your mood, and this Umbrian pizza restaurant makes a quiet case for the latter. The dough is airy and crackling at the crust, the toppings chosen with some restraint, and the room is spare and bright. It ranks on the 50 Top Pizza World list, and regulars also come for the holiday leavened goods and brioche meant for gelato.


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