Last updated: June 2026
Looking for the best pizza in Calgary? I’ve visited every pizzeria featured here and paid for every meal myself. Whether you’re after New York-style slices, traditional Neapolitan pies, or creative toppings, these are the pizza spots I’d recommend.
If you could only pick four
🏆 Best Experience Overall
Posto Pizza — Excellent pizza and a varied cocktail, beer, and wine list make this an easy choice for date night. Reservations available through OpenTable.
🏆 Most Creative
Letty Pizza — Calgary’s most distinctive pizza dough, paired with creative toppings and obsessive attention to crust detail.
🏆 Best NY Style
Noble Pizza — Best for New York-style pizza. There are no reservations, so join the waitlist early or call ahead for takeout.
🏆 Best Napoli Style
Savino Pizzeria — Traditional Neapolitan pizzas with a soft, airy crust and carefully sourced ingredients. Don’t let the food truck fool you; this is some of the best pizza in Calgary.
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Update (2026): The Monday deal at Pretty Good Pizza has changed. The Bankview and Crescent Heights locations now offer 20% off all menu pizzas, plus $7 wine by the glass.
→ What to order: The Full Nelson ($26) has a light, crisp crust with airy, blistered edges. Four cheeses and white sauce make it creamy and rich. The prosciutto adds a little chew while the drizzle of fermented honey provides subtle sweetness.
Read full review → Actually Pretty Good
Do your grocery shopping at Italian Centre Market, then reward yourself with a pizza. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
→ What to order: The Fresca ($17) has gentle flavours of olive oil, bocconcini, and thinly sliced ripe tomatoes. Even the prosciutto’s saltiness was restrained. Thin, light crust with small charred spots around the edges.
Read full review → Italian Centre Shop
Letty’s attention to detail borders on obsessive. If a pizza doesn’t meet the chefs’ standards, it’s tossed and remade rather than served to a guest. The beautifully soft, puffy crust showcases the quality of Letty’s dough.
→ What to order: Start with the grilled cabbage ($17), one of the best cabbage dishes in the city, then order the Margherita pizza ($23) or the weekly feature.
Read full review → Letty Pizza
Noble Pie takes its pizza seriously. Just look to the open kitchen, where four chefs stand shoulder to shoulder, each focused intently on their craft. No reservations, so get on the waitlist.
→ What to order: The Magic Pie ($27/$37) is pure decadence. The fennel sausage was fatty and spicy with a hint of licorice, while the cream, basil, and fresh mozzarella brought even more richness to every bite.
Full review → Noble Pizza
The crust at Posto is a standout: thin and crunchy, yet still airy, with blistered bubbles that add texture and a subtle smokiness. More than a decade after opening, Posto continues to fire on all cylinders.
→ What to order: Ok…Ok ($26), the Velvet Underground ($25), and the Smoked Salmon Club ($28). Share the smoked salmon pizza, as it leans indulgent, layered with cultured cream cheese and thick slices of chilled smoked salmon.
Read full review → Posto
One of Calgary’s best pizza-and-beer deals. On Thursday from 4 p.m. to midnight, an 8-inch pizza and 32-ounce jug cost $28, while larger combos with a 60-ounce jug run $34-$38.
→ What to order: Rocky Balboa pulls no punches. Loaded with pepperoni, Italian sausage, mushrooms, red onion, and plenty of gooey cheese. It’s a hearty Greek-style pizza balanced by a bright, tangy tomato sauce, fresh tomato slices, and a thick, crunchy crust.
Read full review → Richmond Pub
Quality is at the heart of everything here. From the dough to the garden-grown vegetables topping the pizzas, every ingredient is chosen with care. Fans of traditional Neapolitan pizza will feel right at home.
→ What to order: New Yorker ($15), Pepperoni ($17), Quattro Formaggi with Prosciutto ($23). All pizzas are personal-sized, making them ideal for one person. It’s important to note that Savino is about quality over quantity.
Read full review → Savino Pizzeria
From Monday to Friday until 2PM, Una offers a $20 lunch special that includes a pop, tea or coffee. A strong wine list and excellent selection of salads, pastas, and share plates make it much more than just a pizza restaurant.
→ What to order: Garlic Bites ($14), Gnocchi Bianca ($27), Vegetarian Pizza ($26) with a side of Garlic Aioli ($3).
Read full review → Una Pizza + Wine
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