Vienna
Choosing Italian pizza in Vienna depends on more than the topping list. This guide brings together Neapolitan-style addresses in Wieden, Meidling, the 3rd and 15th districts, plus relaxed central options and lively restaurants near Praterstraße.
Look at the setting, dough style, delivery availability and table capacity before you go. Some intimate venues have very limited indoor seating, while popular dinner spots may need a reservation in advance.
The order reflects the fit between each pizzeria’s style, location, menu details, atmosphere and practical convenience. Special attention goes to dough preparation, distinctive toppings, delivery, group suitability and how easy it is to plan a visit. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Il Forno Pizzeria 1040 brings Neapolitan pizza to Rainergasse 14 in Wieden, with a compact, warm setting that suits an informal lunch, relaxed dinner or quick Italian stop. The dough is airy, chewy and pillowy, while the menu includes classic and white pizzas.
Pizzas are finished with basil and olive oil; white pizzas are prepared without tomato sauce. Dogs are welcome, and opening hours include lunch and evening service Tuesday to Sunday.
#2
Pizzeria Pummarò serves authentic Neapolitan pizza at Bendlgasse 8 in Vienna’s 12th district. This is a particularly intimate address, with just two indoor tables and additional outdoor seating, making it a natural fit for a short, focused meal rather than a large gathering.
Fresh Italian ingredients, a welcoming atmosphere and friendly hospitality shape the experience. The business also operates a second Vienna location, Pummarò 2.0, in the 14th district.
#3
Cibo Colorato makes proper Neapolitan-style pizza at Hintere Zollamtsstraße in Vienna’s 3rd district, with a menu suited to both a casual sit-down meal and delivery. The dough is a strong point: light, well baked and complemented by a balanced tomato sauce.
Generous toppings and fresh ingredients give the pizzas a satisfying finish. Service runs daily for lunch and dinner, and dogs are welcome.
#4
Il Bacio Pizzeria brings handmade Neapolitan pizza to Märzstraße 69/3 in Vienna’s 15th district. The menu combines classic and creative pizzas made fresh with Italian ingredients, including a Diavola that suits diners looking for a more assertive, spicy topping.
Its slim, airy and crisp crust gives the pizzas a distinctive texture, while the warm welcome makes the restaurant a comfortable choice for a neighbourhood dinner. Online ordering is available.
#5
Light wood-fired pizza dough
Romanian dishes alongside pizza
Restaurant Madera is a relaxed Vienna dining spot centred on wood-fired pizza, with traditional Romanian dishes also part of the menu. The pizza dough is light and flavourful, and the cosy interior brings natural, green accents into the décor through wooden menus and plates.
The restaurant supports dine-in, takeaway and delivery, with outdoor seating for warmer days. Friendly hosting and a welcoming atmosphere make it suitable for a casual meal, a quick pizza stop or an easy walk along the Danube Canal afterwards. Pizza is the clearest choice for visitors drawn to the restaurant’s Italian offer.
#6
Rustico Pizza Napoletana is a small Italian restaurant on Rotensterngasse in Vienna’s 2nd district, built around authentic Neapolitan pizza and a lively, welcoming atmosphere. The open oven sits at the heart of the room, letting diners watch their order being prepared and baked.
The menu includes creative choices alongside the pizzas, with delivery also available. It is a good setting for an informal meal, and dogs are welcome.
#7
Balanced Neapolitan-style pizzas
Light dough and fresh toppings
Susy is a Vienna pizzeria focused on Neapolitan-style pizza with a restrained selection of fresh, well-balanced ingredients. The dough is light rather than heavy, while the toppings are used in measured combinations that let individual flavours remain clear. Homemade elements and carefully chosen ingredients give the pizzas a distinct craft-led character.
The small, cosy space works for a quick meal, takeaway or outdoor dining in warmer weather. Service is friendly and preparation can be remarkably quick, while delivery is valued for its consistency. Desserts are also available, making Susy suitable for a relaxed pizza evening as well as a fast neighbourhood bite.
#8
Sapori d’Italia is an Italian restaurant and pizzeria in Vienna’s 1st district, at Dominikanerbastei 22. The cosy setting, attentive service and carefully arranged tables make it especially suitable for a relaxed central-city dinner.
Generous portions range across Italian classics, while the menu accommodates both a quick midday meal and a longer evening visit. Reserving ahead is sensible, particularly when planning dinner. Dogs are welcome.
#9
Disco Volante has been a Neapolitan pizzeria on Gumpendorfer Straße in Vienna’s 6th district since 2013. Its signature spherical pizza oven gives the room a playful identity, while the pizzas themselves focus on the soft, flavourful style associated with Naples.
Friendly service and a relaxed atmosphere make it suitable for an easy lunch, casual dinner or late pizza stop. Dogs are welcome, with split lunch and evening service on weekdays.
#10
light, tasty dough with Italian ingredients
Welcoming service includes help choosing
At Leopoldsgasse 23A in Vienna, Pizza Mari offers a relaxed, casual setting for Italian-style pizza, with outdoor seating available for reservations. The menu pairs light, tasty dough with Italian ingredients, including salami and fresh prosciutto crudo toppings, alongside a good drinks selection with spritz.
Welcoming service includes help choosing and a small olive snack while you wait. Booking ahead suits groups and busy visits.
#11
I Ragazzi is a pizzeria-trattoria on a lively corner of Spittelberg, at Burggasse 6/8. The street-side seating works well for a sunny meal, while the interior offers a cute, welcoming atmosphere for pizza, pasta and cocktails.
Friendly service extends to walk-in diners when space allows, though reservations are available for planned evenings. It is a flexible choice for a casual Italian meal in the 7th district, and dogs are welcome.
#12
MATTO Pizza Gourmet is an Italian pizzeria and pizza-delivery address on Sechskrügelgasse in Vienna’s 3rd district. It stands out for offering Roman-style pizza rather than the more common Neapolitan format, with creative toppings and seasonal specials alongside classic choices.
The small outdoor dining area suits a casual meal, while the delivery focus is practical for eating at home. Opening hours vary by day, with Monday closed.
#13
Pizzeria Minante serves traditional Neapolitan pizzas with a creative touch from Siebensterngasse in Vienna’s Museum Quarter. It is a natural choice for an evening meal after nearby galleries or museums, with a compact menu centred on handmade-style pizza and a few vegetarian options.
Reservations are available and useful when planning ahead. The restaurant opens daily from 5 to 10 pm, making it focused on dinner rather than daytime dining.
#14
Mio am Stadtpark brings authentic Neapolitan pizza to Landstraßer Hauptstraße, with a format suited to both quick takeaway and relaxed table dining. The menu is focused on Italian-style pizza, while the lively atmosphere and friendly service make it more than a simple grab-and-go stop.
It is a practical choice for Italian cuisine lovers near Stadtpark, especially when a central location and broad daily opening hours matter.
#15
Spizzica – Pizzeria Italiana is a neighbourhood pizza restaurant on Sibeliusstraße in Vienna’s 10th district. The pizzas use fresh ingredients, and the small seating area creates a straightforward, informal setting, with outdoor tables available when space permits.
Its ordering app lets diners browse the menu, customise an order and arrange delivery or pickup. This makes Spizzica particularly practical for takeaway nights as well as a casual meal on site.
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Use the map to compare addresses across Vienna rather than choosing only by the centre. It helps show whether a pizzeria is convenient for Wieden, Meidling, the 2nd district or a central evening out, and whether several options sit along a route you already plan to take.
Check distance and opening details before setting off, especially for smaller venues or busy dinner periods.
Neapolitan-style options appear across several districts, including Wieden, Meidling, the 3rd district and Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus. Disco Volante in the 6th district and Rustico Pizza Napoletana in the 2nd district are also useful choices for a soft, Naples-inspired style.
Pizzeria Pummarò in Meidling is especially suited to a focused meal because its indoor dining room is very small, with additional outdoor seating. Il Forno Pizzeria 1040 also works well for an informal lunch, relaxed dinner or quick Italian stop.
Some addresses in this guide combine restaurant dining with delivery, including Cibo Colorato and Rustico Pizza Napoletana. Service areas and collection times can change, so confirm the current arrangement before placing an order.
Pizza Mari is a practical option for casual group meals, with outdoor seating available for reservations and a drinks menu that includes spritz. For any larger gathering, contact the restaurant first to confirm table size and availability.
Reserving is sensible for dinner, particularly at popular central addresses and venues with limited seating. It is also useful if you are visiting with a group or specifically want outdoor seating.
Check the restaurant’s current booking arrangements before travelling.
Il Bacio Pizzeria in Vienna’s 15th district includes a Diavola among its handmade Neapolitan pizzas, making it a natural choice for a more assertive flavour. Check the current menu if you need a particular level of heat or ingredient.