Our Mission: Finding the Best Pizza in Lisbon
We have a lofty goal to try every pizza in Lisbon so we can save you money and time, giving you a free FastPass (I guess it’s called Lightening Lane now?) to the best pizza in the city.
It’s going to take some time. But we’re working on it with each Lisbon foodie trip. These are the best spots we’ve tried so far—each one with a full photo review.
These aren’t ranked — they’re just our favorite pizzas in Lisbon so far. This is not just a round up of popular places we read about online. These are places we are actually spending our hard-earned cash to experience firsthand and share honest reviews with you. We’ll keep adding new spots as we go.
Last Updated: April 23, 2026
Where to Eat Pizza in Lisbon
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Lupita
🏆 Top 50 Pizza in Europe award winner
Best for Neapolitan-style pizza • Lunch dates • Unique pizza toppings

We hit up the Alvalade (Lisbon Neighborhood) location during a busy lunch hour and the quality was on point. An open kitchen, well-executed and modern flavor combinations coupled with one of the best pizza crusts in Lisbon make Lupita a must visit.
Why We Love Lupita:
- Fresh ingredients
- Unique flavor combinations
- Industrial-artsy vibe
- Supports local businesses — MUSA Craft Beer & Bio Wines
Prices are reasonable — 2 pizzas, 1 beer, 1 wine, 1 slice of tiramisu, 2 coffees landed at 46 euros.
We Recommend You Try: Spicy Amatriciana Pizza (if you’re a fan of spicy!)
📸 See full photo review of Lupita Pizzaria Lisbon →
Forno d’Oro
🏆 Top 50 Pizza in the World award winner
Best for Wood-fired Neapolitan Pizza • Date night • Heart of Lisbon

For such a highly esteemed pizza restaurant (top 50 in the worlddddd, people!) we found Forno d’Oro to be unpretentious and approachable for regular Joe’s like us. It’s not just hype, the pizzas really are great here!
Why We Love Forno d’Oro
- Traditional methods + fresh imported ingredients = 🤤
- Date night and Group friendly
- Seasonal pizzas like fig & prosciutto ❤︎
Great Prices — Most pizzas run from 12-15 euros which is very consistent across the board in Portugal, only these pizzas are super good! Thanks for keeping them within reach, Tanka 🙂
We Recommend You Try: Burrata, Prosciutto e Rucola Pizza — simple, fresh, pure joy
📸 See full photo review of Forno d’Oro Lisbon →
🍕 Check out our second visit featuring our *favorite* pizza from Forno d’Oro ->
Valdo Gatti
Best for Pizza w/ Friends • Bairro Alto • Low-gluten sourdough pizza

Artisanal pizza in the lively Bairro Alto Lisbon neighborhood. This isn’t simply a convenient pizza place to stop into while you’re out on the town in Lisboa. It’s not an afterthought stirred by the pangs of hanger.
No, my friend. This is a tourist-friendly, but not touristy traditional sourdough pizza worth scheduling your entire day around.
Why We Love Valdo Gatti
- Sustainable, organic pizzas
- Fresh house-made Italian pastas and gnocchi
- Espumante Sangria
- Vegetarian options
We Recommend You Try: Piccante Pizza. Why? One word— Nduja. 🐷🌶️
📸 See full photo review of Valdo Gatti Pizza Bio →
New Pizza Reviews Coming Soon
We’ve got another trip to Lisbon on the books, so hang tight for new a Pizza in Portugal photo review and, hey, it may even wind up here on our growing Best Pizzas in Lisbon List — who knows?!
One can only hope. 🤓
-> Pizzeria Santa Chiara Photo Review Now Available! (They have Neapolitan Fried Pizzas in Lisbon!!!)
Lisbon Pizza FAQ
What is the best pizza in Lisbon?
Hi, welcome to this article where we are sharing what we find to be the best pizzas in Lisbon to answer your question! You’re in the right place. =)
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Is Lisbon known for good pizza?
Lisbon is getting a great reputation for good pizza, even having restaurants recognized in the Top 50 Pizzas in Europe list as well as the Top 50 Pizzas in the World* list!
Where can I find authentic Neapolitan pizza in Lisbon?
There is a ton of authentic Neapolitan style, wood-fired pizza in Lisbon. A few of which are mentioned in this article — Valdo Gatti, Forno d’Oro, Lupita.
What are the best pizza places in Lisbon for takeaway?
This is a legit question but I have a potentially unpopular opinion answer. The best places in Lisbon should not be ordered for takeaway. 🤡
As Valdo Gatti readily notes on their website, quality is vastly different when you order a takeaway or delivery pizza in Lisbon compared to dining in.
My advice — save the best pizza places in Lisbon for dining in. They deserve it. You deserve it.
There are plenty of average places that make for a perfect takeaway option. 🙃 Swing a cat, you’ll hit one
Is pizza expensive in Lisbon?
Expensive is always a relative term, but for the quality of pizza you can find in Lisbon, the prices are competitive. In many cases you can eat a better quality pizza for a similar or lower price point than in the Algarve, for example.
A basic Margherita pizza will run you between 10-12 euros, in general. If these are Neapolitan style pizzas they will typically feed 1 person.
Do Lisbon restaurants offer gluten-free pizza?
Definitely. And even more commonly you can find slow fermented sourdough pizza doughs that are very low in gluten for easier digestion.
I realize that low gluten is not an option for Celiacs, but for the general population with digestion concerns or gluten sensitivity this is a good tip to look for in a pizza restaurant.
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Newly Added Pizza Spots (2026 Updates)
TL;DR — After trying over a dozen pizza places in Lisbon, here’s where we go to first:
Justin’s overall favorite thus far leaning toward Lupita — that crust is what pizza dreams are made of… 🤩
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