The Best Pizza Near Supra, by the Record
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Rank 1. Oobatz
Pizza
Pizzas arrive already cut, no cutlery provided, because folding and eating with your hands is the whole point. This slim, casual pizza spot in the 11th draws a notably American crowd, which tracks given the American behind it. The menu stays short and focused, the dough thin and soft with a small crust, and the wine list runs long on French and Italian bottles. Book ahead or gamble on a counter seat.
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Rank 2. Ave Pizza Romana
Romana Pizza
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Rank 3. Acid Lactic
Pizza
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A Neapolitan pizzeria in the Marais run by a mother and her two sons, which means the kitchen has a domestic authority that most pizza spots in Paris are simply pretending to have. Mamma Vittoria's ragù and meatballs end up on the pizza as often as on a plate, the fried starters come out fast, and the babà is not an afterthought. It's the kind of family operation where the family is the point.
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Rank 5. Anima
Pizza
A pizza spot on the Rive Gauche where the dough gets real attention, stretched thin and light enough that a second slice feels less like a dare. The menu stays tight, the cold cuts are sliced to order, and the wine list skews Italian without overreaching. You can settle into a table or pull up at the counter, which suits the room's unhurried, modern energy. Casual enough for a weeknight, good enough to plan around.
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Rank 6. Bonvivant Pizza
Wood-fired Pizza
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Rank 7. Pizza Chic
Pizza
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Neon lights, pink walls, and mirrored surfaces give this Neapolitan pizza spot in the 2nd arrondissement the energy of a disco that never quite ended. The pies are well leavened with a slightly small, soft cornicione, and the appetizers pull their weight, especially the cacio e pepe pasta meatballs. A young crowd fills it on the affordable end of the Paris pizza spectrum, and service keeps things moving.
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The name is a nod to the beech wood that fires the oven, which about sums up the philosophy at this Neapolitan-style pizzeria near the foot of Montmartre. The dough is soft and pillowy, the toppings lean organic and seasonal, and the wine list runs to natural Italian and French bottles. A shared kitchen with the neighboring restaurant next door means the appetizer spread runs longer than most. The crowd tends to know what they're ordering before they sit down.
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The pizzas here are all named after famous women, which tells you something about the room's general energy. Fimmina is a Neapolitan-style pizza spot in the 9th with one of the more serious wine lists you'll find in a pizzeria, with a wide selection available by the glass. The pairings are actively recommended rather than just listed. Italian appetizers and a limoncello baba round things out.
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Rank 11. Daroco
Neapolitan Pizza
The space was once Jean-Paul Gaultier's haute couture workshop, and the bones of that past still show across two floors overlooking the Galerie Vivienne. It's an Italian restaurant and pizzeria, with a short Neapolitan-style pizza menu that leans gourmet rather than classic, plus solid pasta and appetizers. The connected cocktail bar, Danico, draws its own crowd. Dress like you know the neighborhood exists.
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Rank 12. Iovine’s
Neapolitan Pizza
Neapolitan pizza near the Louvre, with a second, quieter room near the Opéra Garnier that leans polished enough for a business lunch. The dough is soft and light, the toppings careful, and the menu runs from faithful classics to a few personal riffs. Pedone gelato closes things out, a French institution with Italian roots. The service moves at your pace without nudging you toward the door.
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A pizza spot near Montmartre where the menu is short by design and the dough is the argument. Bobby keeps things bright and unfussy, the kind of place that earns its following by not trying to be everything at once. A tight selection of beers and a concise wine list round things out, and a few traditional dishes pull in regulars who'd never dream of ordering the pizza.
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Large windows onto the boulevard give La Manifattura a bright, airy feel that its rock-leaning decor quietly contradicts. It's a casual pizza spot on the Montparnasse strip where the real decision is dough: Neapolitan or thin Roman. The Italian wine list travels further than you'd expect for the price point, and service moves fast enough that nobody's waiting around. A straightforward room that doesn't overthink itself.
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A wood-fired slice shop in the 5th where the dough leans closer to bread than to cracker, well leavened and cooked with the kind of attention usually reserved for a proper boulangerie. Pizza Viva has spread to three Paris locations on the strength of that base and careful sourcing for the toppings. Slices come pre-cut and served on paper, which is the correct answer to the question of how hungry people should eat pizza.
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Rank 16. Prima
Neapolitan Pizza
A Neapolitan pizza spot on a lively stretch of the 17th, where the rooster-shaped water jugs set the tone before the food arrives. The dough follows classic rules, but the toppings go their own way, and a calzone stuffed boldly enough to earn a proper nickname sits alongside a Margherita that still gets a personal touch. The ceramic dishes are colorful, the staff are warm, and the lunch prix-fixe comes in under twenty euros.
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A pizza spot on the 7th arrondissement's main drag that manages to feel genuinely versatile without losing the thread. The pizza holds up even when the room is packed, which it usually is, so booking ahead saves you the sidewalk shuffle. Wine by the glass and a good beer list round things out. It appears on the 50 Top Pizza Europe list, which should tell you the kitchen is taking the dough seriously.
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Rank 18. Roco
Pizza
A rotating oven at the center of the room handles the cooking with quiet precision, turning out pizzas in a neighborhood that considers itself well above tourist Paris. Roco is a sit-down pizza restaurant in the 17th, polished enough that the lighting is soft and the wine list is curated by the glass. The kind of place where the appetizers and desserts earn their place rather than just filling out the menu. It ranked 24th on 50 Top Pizza Europe.
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A Neapolitan-style pizza shop tucked into a side street a short walk from the Eiffel Tower, Fratelli Castellano runs on a dough that regulars treat as non-negotiable. The room is small, the tables are communal, and no one is pretending otherwise. Classics are the point here, not riffs on them. Dine in or take away, 50 Top Pizza Europe has noted it among its excellent pizzerias on the continent.
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Rank 20. Guillaume Grasso
Neapolitan Pizza
A small Neapolitan pizza spot tucked into a quieter corner of the 15th, where the buffalo mozzarella goes on after the bake to keep it cold and fresh, which tells you everything about how seriously they take this. The menu runs from straightforward classics to more composed pies, and the staff will walk you through the options if you ask. Book ahead; the room fills up fast and there isn't much of it.
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Italian music drifting from the speakers sets the tone before the pizza arrives, and the pizza tends to keep the promise. Da Valentina is a neighborhood pizzeria in the 15th that leans into the unflashy side of the form: a relaxed room, a short list of wines and beers, and a kitchen that rounds out the menu with a few other Italian dishes. The crowd comes for a straightforward meal and leaves without having made a production of it.
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A Neapolitan pizza shop on a quiet residential street just outside Paris, where the dough is direct, light, and structured enough to make you forget you're in the suburbs. The menu weaves southern Italian tradition with the odd French suggestion, and the wine list holds its own. Ranked third in Europe by 50 Top Pizza, and 27th in the world. Small room, a few tables outside, and service that actually helps you choose.
- 50 Top Pizza #27 · 50 Top Pizza World
- 50 Top Pizza 2025 · Made in Italy · 50 Top Pizza World Special Awards
- 50 Top Pizza #3 · 50 Top Pizza Europe
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Rank 23. Fratelli Pastore
Neapolitan Pizza
A wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizzeria in Boulogne-Billancourt that doubles as a full Italian restaurant, so you can bookend your pizza with antipasti and gelato if the mood strikes. The dough is soft and properly leavened, the toppings generous, and the menu moves between classic red and white pies and richer options. Regulars have clearly staked their corners. Named among the 50 Top Pizza Europe Excellent Pizzerias.