15 Best Pizza Delivery Services in Vienna

John Pizza & Kebap is a small takeaway and delivery address on Mollardgasse 83, pairing pizza with kebap-style options. Its menu can accommodate varied cravings, including a notably spicy Punjabi vegetarian pizza on request.

Online ordering and takeaway suit the compact premises, while daily opening provides useful coverage for daytime orders and evening meals.

Pause Haus is a delivery-focused address on Ottakringer Str. 84, offering pizza alongside substantial sandwiches, burgers, schnitzel and gyros. Its long daily opening window makes it practical for late meals and mixed group orders when everyone wants something different.

The menu is broader than pizza alone, so it suits households or groups seeking one delivery order with several styles of comfort food.

The simple setting keeps the focus on the food, while affordable portions make it suitable for an easy meal at home.

Its hours run until 1 am every day, giving it particular appeal for late-night pizza orders.

Pizza Da Capo on Schönbrunner Str. 64 focuses on freshly prepared pizza for delivery and pickup. Made to order, it suits neighbourhood dinners when speed and a reliable tomato sauce matter, with evening hours extending to midnight every day.

Quick pickup is a practical choice for nearby residents, while the menu’s fresh preparation keeps the meal centred on pizza rather than a broad takeaway selection.

Pizzeria Forno Di Pietra serves Italian-style takeaway and delivery from Lobenhauerngasse 16–18. Its menu suits classic pizza orders, including quattro formaggi, with a warm service style that works well for a simple meal at home.

Daily opening from 11 am to 10 pm gives the restaurant useful coverage for lunch, early dinner and evening delivery.

Pizza Bussi Ciao is a pizza restaurant on Piaristengasse in Vienna’s 8th district, pairing handmade-feeling comfort food with a playful Polaroid-style interior. The evening-focused schedule suits casual dinners, while weekend lunch service adds flexibility.

Outdoor seating can be part of the experience, with blankets available when needed; reserving ahead is wise if you prefer not to sit outside.

Don't call it pizza is an Italian restaurant on Steingasse 33 with a polished setting and a menu spanning pizza and pasta. Its pizzas stand out for well-structured dough, balanced tomato sauce and careful baking, while the attractive dining room makes it a stronger choice for a sit-down occasion than a quick delivery order.

Booking ahead is advisable, especially during busy service periods.

Pixel Pizza is a takeaway spot on Reinprechtsdorfer Str. 54 known for Italian-style pizza served as a convenient quick meal. The focaccia-style base and warming-to-order format make it practical when speed matters, while the menu offers fair-priced options for regular stops.

With service from noon to 8 pm daily, it is best suited to lunch, an afternoon bite or an early dinner.

Elianto Pizzeria on Ungargasse 48 combines pizza with a broader Italian menu, including risotto and salads. Vegan cheese is available, giving plant-based diners a practical choice without leaving the main pizza menu.

Quick preparation suits pickup and informal meals, while the warm, helpful service supports a more relaxed visit. It is a flexible option for mixed groups with different dietary preferences.

Pizza Randale 1050 is a casual Kettenbrückengasse venue serving pizza and salads in an informal, characterful setting. The menu suits groups and relaxed evening meals, with a style that leans towards real Italian pizza and a distinctive interior featuring Bud Spencer artwork.

Dinner service begins in the late afternoon, and booking ahead is sensible for larger parties or peak evening slots.

Ruffino Pizza Restaurant brings a relaxed Italian dining setting to Josefstädter Str. 48 in Vienna’s 8th district. The menu includes well-prepared pizzas, including seafood combinations such as fruite del mar, with generous toppings and plenty of cheese.

Indoor and outdoor seating suits both casual meals and conversations with friends, while attentive service and a welcoming atmosphere make it worth planning ahead for busy occasions.

Restaurant Modena is a pizza restaurant on Landstraßer Hauptstraße in Vienna’s 3rd district, suited to generous sit-down meals and group dining. Portions are notably large, while the menu works well for a fuller meal with options such as salad, soup, prosecco and pizza.

Friendly service adds to the welcoming feel, and the restaurant opens Tuesday through Sunday from 11 am to 10 pm.

Pizzeria Bernado Wien is a compact pizza restaurant on Gudrunstraße in Vienna’s 10th district, around a seven- to eight-minute walk from Keplerplatz and nearby tram stops. Its kitchen uses a wood-fired oven for pizza, while the menu also includes dishes such as lasagne and mixed salad.

The informal setting suits an easy evening meal, with service running from Tuesday to Sunday.

Pizzeria Venezia on Weyringergasse in Vienna’s 4th district combines pizza with a broader Italian menu that includes seafood pasta. Its salami pizza is paired with a light, crisp dough, while the dining room offers a straightforward setting for lunch or dinner.

Service is a clear strength, and the restaurant welcomes diners daily from 11 am to 11 pm.

Pizzeria RIVA am Prater combines a modern, inviting setting with a Neapolitan-inspired pizza style. The kitchen uses Neapolitan flour, San Marzano tomatoes and Parmigiano Reggiano, with both thin and thicker crust options available. The menu also includes salads, desserts and drinks, making it suitable for a full meal rather than only a quick slice.