Frequently asked questions
Where can I find thin-crust pizza in Vienna?
ARPI STREET on Lange Gasse is suited to diners who enjoy a notably thin crust and a sociable Italian atmosphere. Joe’s Pub & Pizza on Judengasse also offers thin, crisp pizzas, with a livelier pub setting and later service for an informal evening.
Are there vegan pizza options in Vienna?
Pizzis and Cream on Burggasse focuses on vegan pizza and casual takeaway. Its menu uses Italian-style tomato sauce, aged dough and plant-based cheese.
Confirm the current selection and preparation details when ordering, particularly if you have an allergy rather than a dietary preference.
Can I get gluten-free pizza for dinner?
Pizzeria Casa Piccola on Hernalser Gürtel offers a gluten-free pizza option alongside its regular menu and serves dinner during evening hours.
Ask how the base is prepared and whether separate handling is available if cross-contact is a concern.
Which Vienna pizza places work for a quick lunch?
La Pausa on Neubaugasse is designed around slices, making it useful for a quick lunch, snack or informal stop.
It offers both meat-based and vegetarian combinations, with indoor and outdoor seating depending on the moment and availability.
Where can I order pizza to take away?
Pizzeria Lana on Zieglergasse combines a cosy sit-down setting with takeaway for nearby workdays or evenings at home. Pizzis and Cream and La Pausa are also practical for casual takeaway, though you should check current collection times before travelling.
Should I reserve a table for pizza in Vienna?
Reservation is sensible for a planned dinner, particularly at busy times and at ARPI STREET, where the room can fill quickly.
For a slice, takeaway order or quick lunch, booking is usually less relevant; checking hours and collection timing is more useful.