Looking for the best pizza in Edinburgh? Whether you want a stone-baked Neapolitan base, a “big as your face” New York slice or a build-your-own delivery, this guide rounds up where to dine in, pick up or order in across the city — for a special occasion, a casual bite or a night on the sofa.
Cold Town House
CentralStone-baked pizza from a Naples-built oven, own-brewed beer and Edinburgh Castle views.
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Matto Pizza
DeliverySerious 00-flour dough baked in 60 seconds; a delivery favourite from Abbeyhill.
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BudgetEdinburgh’s budget pizza-by-the-slice stop on South Bridge, served on paper plates.
Pure Pizza / Go Pizza
DeliveryCreate-your-own 12-inch pizzas with GF, dairy-free, vegan and halal options via Deliveroo and Uber Eats.
How to Choose
For a sit-down night out with cocktails, Civerinos is hard to beat, while Cold Town House pairs stone-baked pizza with castle views and its own beer. For a proper Neapolitan bake to your door, order from Matto. On a budget, grab a slice from the £2 Pizza Slice on South Bridge; for a fully customised pie with GF, vegan and halal bases, Pure/Go Pizza delivers across the south side.
Edinburgh Pizza FAQ
Where is the best pizza in Edinburgh?
For a dine-in night out, Civerinos (New York-style) and Cold Town House (stone-baked, with castle views) lead the pack. Matto is the pick for Neapolitan delivery, while the £2 Pizza Slice is best on a budget.
Which Edinburgh pizzerias deliver?
Civerinos, Matto Pizza and Pure/Go Pizza (via Deliveroo and Uber Eats) all deliver. Cold Town House and the £2 Pizza Slice are best enjoyed in person.
Where can I get gluten-free or vegan pizza in Edinburgh?
Cold Town House offers gluten-free bases and vegan options, Civerinos has three vegan pizzas, and Pure/Go Pizza does gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan and halal build-your-own pizzas.
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