The Best Pizza in Queens, by the Record
The best pizza in Queens, by the professional record: The Infatuation, The New York Times, and 50 Top Pizza have all weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Lucia Pizza comes out on top.
Andrew Bellucci's Pizzeria and Mano’s Pizzeria hold the next two places. The New York Times shows up on more of this list than any other guide, with 50 Top Pizza next.
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- The Infatuation Plain or Pepperoni Slice · 25 Iconic Dishes That Define New York
- The New York Times The 25 Best Pizza Places in New York Right Now
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The clam pie, made with fresh Little Neck Bay clams shucked to order, has to be requested in advance, which tells you something about the kind of pizza shop this is. Thin, foldable New York slices and airy Grandma squares handle the walk-in crowd on 30th Avenue in Astoria. Named for its late founder, the place has kept its footing under new stewardship. It landed on 50 Top Pizza USA and the Times's best-in-New York list.
- 50 Top Pizza #36 · 50 Top Pizza USA
- 50 Top Pizza 2026 · New Entry of the Year · 50 Top Pizza USA Special Awards
- The New York Times The 25 Best Pizza Places in New York Right Now
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Rank 2. Mano’s Pizzeria
NY-Style Pizza
A long-ferment dough is the whole argument at this Ridgewood slice shop, producing a thin, crispy-bottomed slice that holds its toppings without going limp on the walk to the counter. The menu runs classics alongside richer, more creative options, and the room is small, informal, and quick. The New York Times named it one of the city's 25 best pizza places, and 50 Top Pizza put it at number eleven on its national slice list.
- 50 Top Pizza #11 · 50 Top Pizza Slice USA
- The New York Times The 25 Best Pizza Places in New York Right Now
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The wood-fired oven is the first thing you see when you walk into this Astoria pizzeria, and the pies that come out of it lean modern and loose rather than strictly Neapolitan. The dough is light, the toppings are chosen with care, and the beer list keeps pace with the casual, come-as-you-are room. Milkflower has its own creative logic and doesn't apologize for it, which is half the reason the neighborhood keeps showing up.
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The open kitchen anchors the room at this Astoria Italian pizzeria and restaurant, where the vibe sits somewhere between a boisterous family dinner and a proper night out. The menu runs pizzas, pasta, and daily specials alongside a solid wine list, and the kitchen handles all of it without fuss. Dough that holds up under generous toppings, attentive service even when every table is full by six, and a crowd that comes back regularly.
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Rank 6. Rocco's of Roc Beach
Italian
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Rank 7. Amore Pizzeria
NY-Style Pizza
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