best pizza in ireland??

Robsweezie

if you were to pick anywhere in ireland for pizza where would you recommend?

RobYourBuilder

Paulies in Beggars Bush. You might want to change the title to Ireland so non Dubs can chime in.

Fluorosilisic Frank

Would only know pizza places in Galway but I'd find it hard to see how Dough Brothers or Pizza Dozzina in Barna could be beat. Dough Bros base is spectacular ! Place is run by a bunch of young lads and they're now the number 1 restaurant in Galway on trip advisor, fair achievement.

Honourable mention for Pizza Pasta Napoli too, not the most authentic but pretty savage after a lash of pints.

Buona Fortuna

Our house

sioda

Papa ginos in limerick best takeaway pizza i know

Rough Sleeper

Independent Pizza in Drumcondra, Dublin is the best I've had so far. Haven't eaten in many pizzerias outside of The Pale, though.

Bits and Pizzas in Dun Laoghaire.

The end.

Sofiztikated

I've heard great things about Pizza D'Or in Monaghan.

Can't stand the stuff meself, but there ya go.

smash

mizzoni do great pizza at 4am.

Banjo String

Buona Fortuna wrote: »

Our house

In the middle of your street?

dodderangler

Used to have a wagon wheel pizza every week to myself but went off it when papa johns came out and since then it's been papa johns or nothing.

iDave

Rough Sleeper wrote: »

Independent Pizza in Drumcondra, Dublin is the best I've had so far. Haven't eaten in many pizzerias outside of The Pale, though.

Agreed

demanufactured

Is Ginos in Waterford still open?
Ate there about 10 years ago.. Amazing pizza.

Loopylil

Ambledown Cottage in Glaslough, Monaghan great Pizza fabulous place! for Supermarket Pizza ... Dunnes Pizza from the deli is the best I have tastest

creeefer

Firehouse pizza in Ballymun.

OU812

Rays in Templebar

Guffy

Fluorosilisic Frank wrote: »

Would only know pizza places in Galway but I'd find it hard to see how Dough Brothers or Pizza Dozzina in Barna could be beat. Dough Bros base is spectacular ! Place is run by a bunch of young lads and they're now the number 1 restaurant in Galway on trip advisor, fair achievement.

Honourable mention for Pizza Pasta Napoli too, not the most authentic but pretty savage after a lash of pints.

Pizza dozzina?

Moonbeam

For take away Rebel Pizza in Maynooth

deandean

Best I've had was at Il Fornaio in Kilbarrack. Eat in or takeaway.

spurious

Anywhere that does the thin-based pizzas is onto a winner. For general consistency I'd go with Independent Pizza in Drumcondra, or their city sister Gotham City.
Bits and Pizzas have nice prices, but the pizzas aren't great.

Fresh Pots

dodderangler wrote: »

Used to have a wagon wheel pizza every week to myself

You should sign up to appear on man vs food with an appetite like that.

?Cee?view

gufc21 wrote: »

Pizza dozzina?

It's the place attached to the 12 Hotel.

Dozzina is a dozen in Italian = 12

Kerrydude1981

Pizza Time in Tralee they cook the pizza's in a brick oven.

Tasty grub.

silent gav

+1 for rebel in maynooth. Chicken fajita is amazing

theteal

OU812 wrote: »

Rays in Templebar

No. That place just tried to fill the void left when difontaines moved. . .and failed!

fermanagh_man

Pizza D'or in Monaghan

I've heard off people coming from Dundalk just for a pizza

Talib Fiasco

Novecento Pizza in Cork

YbFocus

Chequer's in Portlaoise is mind blowing.
It's a bad week if I don't get there once!

Avada

theteal wrote: »

No. That place just tried to fill the void left when difontaines moved. . .and failed!

Speaking of Di Fontaines. Their pizza slices are probably one of the best pizzas I've ever had.

rob316

The one you make at home yourself from scratch.

The King of Moo

Pizza Pasta Napoli in Galway is the closest thing I've had in Ireland to the pizza I've had in Italy. It's an unassuming-looking place, but it's great pizza.
I haven't tried Dough Bros. yet, but they look good.
Steps of Rome on Chatham Street was also very good when I was last there a few years ago.

theteal

Random_Name wrote: »

Speaking of Di Fontaines. Their pizza slices are probably one of the best pizzas I've ever had.

Exactly

Mesrine65

Manifesto, it's all about the wood fired oven.

flowerguy

make your own..

- its cheaper.
- its better quality.
- its fun.
- it tastes better.
- its good for you.

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goz83

Fabios in coolock lovely pizza. Closest to Authentic Italian I have had. They're in swords too, but have only ordered from Coolock. Plenty o' toppings.

I wish that you could get a good slice of New York style Pizza in Ireland but alas have never found one.

Avada

glasso wrote: »

I wish that you could get a good slice of New York style Pizza in Ireland but alas have never found one.

Di Fontaines! It's the closest to NY pizza that I've found

Mickeroo

La Tana's on Barrack St in Cork. Also the place that sells by the Slice in Galway the name of which slips my mind.

phater phagan

Milano in Killarney has good pizzas.

B0jangles

Platform Pizza in Bray is amazing - they do one with goat cheese, mozzarella, pancetta, walnuts and maple syrup that is seriously delicious.

Avada

B0jangles wrote: »

Platform Pizza in Bray is amazing - they do one with goat cheese, mozzarella, pancetta, walnuts and maple syrup that is seriously delicious.

Fecking celtic tiger is to blame for that! What is wrong with pepperoni pizza!

TheSheriff

Have to weigh in on this !

Have lived in both Dublin and Cork and by far the nicest is Novocentos of Cork.

It pales in comparison to anything Ive experienced in the big schmoke

Cap1

base pizza terenure.

Tobyglen

Pompeii Pizza in Franciscan well Cork. Incredible Pizzas, I have chatted to the owner a few times now- he roasts the tomatoes to make the sauce for 3 hours the previous night, ingredients are locally sourced and pizzas are cooked in a wood burning oven that he made himself! Simply no comparison, as I now live in Dublin I'll give Paulies an honorable mention but some of their ingredients shouldn't be anywhere near a pizza.

theteal

TheSheriff wrote: »

It pales in comparison to anything Ive experienced in the big schmoke

Eh? Not sure you've used that expression correctly

mr_edge_to_you

Rebel Pizza in Maynooth is great. At least it was back in 2006-2008.

Big fan of Milano....their Sloppy Giuseppe on a Romana base is my favourite pizza. Now that I'm a family man, have to love the oul Tesco club card deals too...

Yamanoto

Question for pizza aficionados - Papa John's in the U.S. is remarkably tasty for a big brand mega-franchise pizza, but I've never ordered it in Ireland.

Is it any good here?

Technoprisoner

Vincenzos wood fired pizza on malahide road gets my vote

Duff

Another vote for Rebel in Maynooth. I'm a sucker for a bbq base with chicken, meatballs, chorizo, peppers and Dominos herbs from Dominos, though.

ROCKMAN

Brought a youth club to Lough Key in Roscommon for the last 2 years and got our pizza's from Troy Deli in Boyle and they were totally unreal ,fantastic food ,

21 Teenagers and not one single complaint (including side orders) now that's a miracle and reflects just how good the food was.

DazMarz

Ricardo's Pizzas in Eden Gate, Greystones. Absolutely savage pizzas there, all made fresh to order.