The Best Pizzerias in Bucharest

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Animaletto Pizza Bar – Known for artisanal Neapolitan pizza, a frequent recommendation is pizza “Porco Mio,” loaded with various Italian meats, described as “pig perfection” in an enthusiastic review. Prices for an individual pizza vary around 55-65 lei, reflecting the premium ingredients used. The friendly atmosphere is appreciated by customers: “One of the best pizzas I’ve eaten so far… the very pleasant atmosphere… certainly would return.”

Pizzamania – This authentic Italian pizza shop uses slow matured dough, offering ~ 11 creative pizza assorted. A pizza here costs ~ 70-80 lei, in tone with high quality ingredients (buffalo mozzarella, San Marzano etc.). A client calls it “the best Italian pizza shop in Bucharest, perhaps even in Romania” and praises the relaxed atmosphere with good music and friendly staff.

Buoni e Bravi – Renowned for pizza “al taglio” (at the tray) sold at the scale, where you choose as well as what slices you want. Prices are affordable (around 10-15 lei per 100g of pizza, depending on the assortment). Customers appreciate the freshness: “Pizza is great, with fresh ingredients of all kinds. And the staff there is kind and sociable.” Many consider Buoni is Bravi a top place for a quick and tasty snack.

Tudi’s Pizza – An offer of genuine Neapolitan pizza, baked in oven by hearth, with artisanal dough from Italian “00” flour. A whole pizza generally costs 30- 45 lei, and the menu includes pasta or panini. Customers recommend the place for tasty dishes: “It’s worth coming to Tudi’s for a textbook carbonara and a absolutely delicious salami pizza.” Attention, the popularity of the place often makes it crowded.

Mamizza – Modern Neapolitan-style pizzeria, known as the “Mother Pizza” of the București gourmets. The fluffy, high-edge countertop tastes authentic and prices vary ~ 40- 60 lei / pizza. Enchanted guest: “Very good pizza. I tried four different ways and they were all great – my first Neapolitan in my life!” In the evening, the oven opened in the hall creates a culinary show admired by customers.

Bread and Wine – A famous gastro-bar for focus and creative flatbreads, in addition to the selection of Romanian wines. A flat pizza or “pinsa” costs ~ 30-45 lei, and a glass of wine starts at ~ 20 lei. The atmosphere is relaxed and convivial, ideal for groups. “The place focuses on wine, but they also serve great food. The atmosphere is free – an excellent place to relax with your friends for a drink and something good.”

The Volare Pizzeria – offers the authentic taste of the Italian neighborhood pizza, with two locations in the Văcărești area. The pizzas are generous and affordable (from ~ 25 lei / large slice to ~ 50 lei a large pizza). A faithful customer notes: “Super fast delivery, pizza has gotten hot and delicious… Volare becomes my favorite.” The simplicity of the place and the consistent Italian recipes attract a loyal clientele from all over the city.

Fomizza – Small artisanal pizzeria on Ion Mihalache Boulevard, appreciated for inventive combinations and panuozzo, a panini-sandwich made from baked pizza dough per hearth. An individual pizza costs ~ 30- 40 lei, and a panuozzo ~ 20 lei. The reputation is excellent: “I can honestly say it’s the best pizza in Bucharest, a slice of pure flavor. The service is great, and the owner and the very friendly waiters.” Many customers come back for the unpretentious atmosphere and taste “as in Italy.”


This article is an English translation and adaptation of the original Romanian article on Lista Scurtă. Read the Romanian version.

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