The Top 12 Pizza Near PUBLIC West Hollywood
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Rank 1. Pizzeria Mozza
Pizza
Nancy Silverton's Bib Gourmand pizzeria has been packing in Angelenos for years, and the room earns it. The sunny yellow exterior and casual wood tables set the vibe: this is a serious pizza spot that doesn't take itself seriously. The pies come out with those puffy, blistered edges that make you forget every sad slice you've ever eaten, and the seasonal desserts are worth staying for. Creative toppings, good sourcing, and a crowd that clearly comes back often.
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Rank 2. Pizzeria Sei
Japan-Italy Pizza
Individual Neapolitan-style pies with a Japanese twist, which sounds like a gimmick until you bite into that crust. The cornicione has this puffy, mochi-like chew that you won't find anywhere else in LA, and it's genuinely worth the trip to Pico for. Counter seating means you watch the whole operation up close, which tends to attract pizza people who actually know what they're looking at. Red pies lean classic, white pies get a little weird, and both work.
- 50 Top Pizza 2025 · #2 · 50 Top Pizza USA
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
- Time Out #23 · The 40 best restaurants in Los Angeles you need to try right now
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Rank 3. Ronan
Neapolitan Pizza
Ronan is a wood-fired Neapolitan pizza spot on Melrose that somehow pulls off "dive bar vibes but make it gorgeous," and the room delivers, from the black marble bar to the big patio to the two-story floral mural out front. The crowd leans creative-industry cool, looking effortlessly put-together without trying too hard. Shared plates and seasonal starters round out the menu beyond the pizzas, which are genuinely the reason to come.
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Rank 4. Nardò Culver City
Southern Italian
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Rank 5. Pizzana
Neapolitan Pizza
Brentwood's favorite Neapolitan pizza spot has a Bib Gourmand and a wood-fired oven shipped from Italy, which is either very extra or exactly right, depending on how serious you are about crust. The answer is: very serious. The dough gets the full treatment, and you can watch the whole operation through the glass kitchen wall while you wait. Locals pack the blue-tiled dining room on the regular, and they're not wrong to.
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Rank 6. Grá
Sourdough Pizza
Grá is a hip little pizzeria on Pizarro that earned a Michelin Bib Gourmand by doing sourdough pizza right, thin-crusted and wood-fired, with toppings that actually make you pause. The crowd is young and cool without trying too hard, natural wine in hand, probably debating whether to get the pepperoni or something more adventurous. Covered patio seating, good energy, and prices that won't make you feel like you need to justify the meal to yourself.
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Rank 7. Pizzeria Bianco
Pizza
Chris Bianco built a reputation in Phoenix that had people flying in just for pizza, and his LA outpost at ROW DTLA carries that same weight. It's a casual pizza shop where the lines are real and the pies are worth it. The crowd runs from east-side regulars to tourists clutching printed reservations. Get one if you can, but plenty of people are perfectly happy leaning over a box outside.
- Foodist Awards 2025 · Food Pioneer · Chris Bianco
- Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand
- Los Angeles Times 2025 · #68 · The 101 best restaurants in Los Angeles
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Rank 8. Milo & Olive
Wood-fired Pizza
Wood-fired pizza done properly is the whole point at this bright Santa Monica neighborhood spot, and the counter seats are prime real estate for watching the team stretch crusts thin as paper and load them with restraint. It draws the kind of locals who bring their own tote bags and know the farmers' market vendors by name. Weekend brunch pulls a crowd too. Save room for the wood-fired pound cake with honey and whipped cream, which somehow steals the whole meal.
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Rank 9. Apollonia's Pizzeria
Detroit/NY-Style Pizza
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Rank 10. LaSorted's
LA-Style Pizza
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Rank 11. Fuoco Pizzeria Napoletana
Neapolitan Pizza
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Rank 12. Nardo
Southern Italian