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Best Pizza in Dublin

Muahahaha

Theres probably never been a better time to be a pizza fan than right now in Dublin. Whats your favourites?

My top three (in no order) would have to be-

Da Mimmos, North Strand- always consistent. Superb pasta dishes there too. Must be one of the best traditional Italian restaurants anywhere in the city.

Base in Terenure- take away only but if its a nice day Bushy Park is a short stroll away

Pi Pizza on Georges St. I only ate in Pi for the first time a few weeks ago and must say it is on a different level, they serve really top class neapolitian pizza with some great toppings. No sides available though, not even a garlic bread.

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skimpydoo

Gloomtastic! wrote: »

And did you get your freebie?

No freebies for speaking the truth.

Polka_Dot

Tried the new wood fired pizza place Rua in Phibsboro at the weekend and was very impressed

angel eyes 2012

skimpydoo wrote: »

I know the owner of BOCO and he agreed with me when I said the best Pizza in Ireland is Dough Bros but I also told him its not all bad news as they are not in Dublin and you do the best pizza in Dublin.

We are true pizza connoisseurs!

Gloomtastic!

skimpydoo wrote: »

I know the owner of BOCO and he agreed with me when I said the best Pizza in Ireland is Dough Bros but I also told him its not all bad news as they are not in Dublin and you do the best pizza in Dublin.

And did you get your freebie?

skimpydoo

angel eyes 2012 wrote: »

I agree with Dough Bros, I hope they open a branch in Dublin. For those near Dublin 1 and Dublin 7, Boco Bar & Oven on Bolton Street is pretty close to the Dough Bros taste.

I know the owner of BOCO and he agreed with me when I said the best Pizza in Ireland is Dough Bros but I also told him its not all bad news as they are not in Dublin and you do the best pizza in Dublin.

angel eyes 2012

Notorious wrote: »

Pretty sure they're also the Gourmet Pizza Company when you order online. Its a little on the pricey side (think I paid €18 with delivery for a 12"), but they do a lovely pizza. The Mexican is a winner.

Unfortunately the countries best pizza is found in Galway. Dough Bros. I've yet to sample a better slice of pie in Ireland.

I agree with Dough Bros, I hope they open a branch in Dublin. For those near Dublin 1 and Dublin 7, Boco Bar & Oven on Bolton Street is pretty close to the Dough Bros taste.

RCK1

One i dont rhink has been mentioned is Brezzi s woodfried pizza in Portmarnock. Lovely

Gavin "shels"

For anyone saying Sano - keep an eye on groupon, etc... usually have a deal up there which makes it even better value (how is that even possible!?)

Twee.

Last time I had Di Fontaine's it was absolute muck. Greasy, way too salty, awful! I used to love Ciao Bella Roma next door for my late night fix but they don't go into the wee hours of the morning anymore.

Sano is next on my list, looking forward to trying it!

Beersmith

mick malones mauser wrote: »

Independent Pizza in Drumcondra

Extremely bad pizza

CrankyHaus

Muahahaha wrote: »

Da Mimmos pizza is top class but anytime Im in I just cannot resist their shin of beef ragu and tagliatelle, it is absolutely divine. Great prices in Da Mimmo too, very reasonable for what you get

Yes it has quite a large menu for such a small spot. Hard to look past the pizzas but I'll definitely try that.

The Antipasto sharing starter is great value too, slightly different stuff but equally excellent every time I've had it.

Muahahaha

RasTa wrote: »

Da Mimmo is not only the best pizza but the best Italian food in Dublin. Nowhere comes close.

https://damimmo.ie/

Da Mimmos pizza is top class but anytime Im in I just cannot resist their shin of beef ragu and tagliatelle, it is absolutely divine. Great prices in Da Mimmo too, very reasonable for what you get

Muahahaha

mick malones mauser wrote: »

Independent Pizza in Drumcondra

matrim wrote: »

I used to love them but I've gotten pizza from them twice in the last couple of months and been very disappointed. Both were overdone and skimped on the toppings.

+1 on this, I used to go to Independent Pizza Co about 3-4 times a year but on my last visit the pizza and starters were awful compared to what they were putting out before. Havent been back since and doubt I will going by other reports here. Its a shame because I think they've been in business some 35 odd years. Im not sure what happened, maybe the original owners retired and sold and the head chef was replaced. Defintely went downhill for me whatever it was that changed.

dr.kenneth noisewater

mick malones mauser wrote:

Independent Pizza in Drumcondra

Used to be excellent but gone downhill hugely in the past 18 months

matrim

mick malones mauser wrote: »

Independent Pizza in Drumcondra

I used to love them but I've gotten pizza from them twice in the last couple of months and been very disappointed. Both were overdone and skimped on the toppings.

mick malones mauser

Independent Pizza in Drumcondra

vicwatson

Gavin shels wrote: »

Bray is in Wicklow

Great pizza though!!

Little bray isn’t :pac:

Gavin "shels"

Andrew Beef wrote: »

Platform Pizza in Bray is quite nice too

Bray is in Wicklow

Great pizza though!!

theteal

Bozo Skeleton wrote: »

Di Fontaines on Parliament Street has lovely New York style pizza slices, you get a nice big slice for about €3.50 or €4. Good for a walk in off the street.
Will be checking out Sano after the recommendations in this thread!

Birneybau wrote: »

Dollard's toppings come off en masse, one bite and you have mostly base left.

DiFontaines is A-OK by me.

Shakey_jake wrote: »

Di fontaines, slices the size of your head

Good pizza need not be complicated so you can take all your fancy toppings and dump them in the bin. Its de fontaines for me!

Might have a slice today

I'd assumed Di Fontaines had vanished as it hadn't been mentioned in the first few pages. It made me a little sad. Also sad that someone had to explain what Eamonn Doran's was :eek:

Obviously this is highly subjective and it's been 8 years since I've lived in Dublin but Di Fontaines was worth the trek across Temple Bar (after the move - there was one over the river in. . . .struggling to remember the venue's name. . .was it Voodoo Lounge?). No faff, just honest to goodness smashing slices of pizza. Must pay a visit on my next trip home.

Dante7

The Woodfire Cafe in Blessington St. Tom Doorley reckons it is the best pizza in Dublin

Conor Bourke

GBX wrote: »

Have Rascals brewery in Inchicore a go the other night. Very nice pizza! We got 4 different ones between us and the variety of toppings was brilliant.

https://rascalsbrewing.com/contact/

Demolished a pizza here this evening, did not disappoint. So glad to have this on my doorstep! My waistline won’t thank me though

belfe

There are two kind of people.
- Those who say that manifesto is the best.
- Those who have never tried pizza in manifesto.

Shakey_jake

Di fontaines, slices the size of your head

Good pizza need not be complicated so you can take all your fancy toppings and dump them in the bin. Its de fontaines for me!

Might have a slice today

Ciaran_B

Wallaces on the north quays do a fine pizza.

GBX

Gave Rascals brewery in Inchicore a go the other night. Very nice pizza! We got 4 different ones between us and the variety of toppings was brilliant.

https://rascalsbrewing.com/contact/

Andrew Beef

Platform Pizza in Bray is quite nice too

HopsAndJumps

RasTa wrote: »

Da Mimmo is not only the best pizza but the best Italian food in Dublin. Nowhere comes close.

https://damimmo.ie/

Da Mimmo is very good, but I think Thats Amore in monkstown is better, it may not have the menu options of Da Mimmo but the quality is second to none.

HopsAndJumps

Agent Smyth wrote: »

Surprised to see that Bits and Pizzas in Dun Laoghaire and That's Amore in Monkstown haven't been mentioned yet

Never heard of bits and pizzas, I must try. The other items on the menu are so good in That's Amore, I never order pizza there anymore, even though the pizza is very very good.

Agent Smyth

Surprised to see that Bits and Pizzas in Dun Laoghaire and That's Amore in Monkstown haven't been mentioned yet

Fenster

Manifesto in Rathmines for realsies.