
Pizza in New Haven
Apizza, slices, and everywhere in between
New Haven invented the American pizza we know — coal-fired, char-blistered, often clam-topped. This is the locals’ cut: the legendary Wooster Street trio, the underrated upstarts, and the newer spots quietly making some of the best pies in the country. Updated as the scene moves.
Next Door
Casual sister restaurant to Olea serving wood-fired pizzas, burgers, and cocktails in a lively setting.
Brick Oven Pizza
Neighborhood pizza joint on Grand Avenue turning out crispy, generous pies — a Fair Haven favorite.
Da Legna x Nolo
Wood-fired sourdough pizza meets craft brewery in a reimagined mid-century space. Artisanal toppings and local beers.
Consiglio's
A Wooster Street legend since 1938 — old-school Italian dining with Amalfi Coast roots and Sunday supper vibes you can't fake.
Casanova
New Haven's newest Italian stunner — wood-fired pizza, handmade pasta, and a cocktail library in a gorgeous Park Street space.
Roseland Apizza
A Derby favorite known for generous toppings and old-school charm.
Zeneli Pizzeria
Authentic Neapolitan pizza and Italian dishes on Wooster Street.
Modern Apizza
Thin-crust coal-fired pizza with a loyal local following since 1934.









