Best Places to enjoy National Pizza Day
A whole day dedicated to the doughy goodness that is pizza must be too good to be true, right?
National Pizza Day happens every year on 9th February and is dedicated to celebrating everyone’s favourite carb. The Italian dish actually has a very long and interesting history, but you don’t need to know about all that – all you need is a taste for pizza and a guide to where you can find the best of it.
Whether you prefer it thin and crispy, thick and cheesy or loaded with toppings, Birmingham has an array of fantastic spots that cater to every pizza lovers taste.
Keep reading for our round-up of the best pizzerias in Birmingham.
For a unique twist, head to The Indian Brewery Taproom located in the Jewellery Quarter, where you can indulge in pizzas infused with Indian inspired flavours! Try the butter chicken pizza at the recently launched restaurant, known for expertly blending diverse styles with exceptional beer.
Their inventive fusion creations combine traditional pizza with aromatic spices, delivering a flavour sensation you won't find anywhere else in the city.
If you like your pizza in a more sophisticated setting, try Lucraelli at the Mailbox. Known for its authentic Italian flavours and a menu filled with fresh ingredients, Lucarelli serves up delicious, handcrafted pizzas that will transport your taste buds straight to Italy.
Overlooking the canal, in a polished locale with Italian-inspired artworks, you can enjoy your pizza indoors or outdoors. The perfect place for a romantic dinner, family get-together or a night out with friends.
If you’re looking for a fun and vibrant spot to enjoy your pizza, head over to Red Hot Mamma Pizzeria in Solihull. With a “red hot” decor that's an Instagrammer's paradise, this is the place to be for the ultimate pizza feast. Offering authentic Neapolitan pizzas, savoury Italian appetisers and a variety of delicious cocktails, along with a few surprises.
Plus, enjoy an entertaining display of pizza tossing right in the kitchen!
Sourdough specialists Franco Manca arrived in Birmingham a few years ago and have become a mainstay of the city’s pizza scene ever since. Situated on Bennett’s Hill inside what used to be a bank (which makes for a very unique location), Franco Manca serves up freshly baked sourdough pizza at a very reasonable price – starting at just £5.55.
They also have a range of specials that change regularly, so fresh surprises await with every visit!
Pizza and a pint is a combination that goes down a treat, and The Stable are well aware. Another sourdough specialist, they pair up their pizzas with craft pints to wash down the deliciousness – again at a very reasonable price.
You can even book in for a Bottomless Pizza Brunch, every Saturday and Sunday from 11:30 – 4. Enjoy 90 minutes of bottomless beer or cider (or prosecco if you’re feeling fancy) alongside a pizza and pudding of your choice for only £25pp. Bargain!
Quaint and authentic are two words that spring to mind when describing Pasta Di Piazza. Located in Birmingham’s historical Jewellery Quarter, this fine Italian restaurant is a firm favourite with locals. The exposed brick walls and dark wood furnishings make for an elegant dining experience, so you can enjoy a classic Italian pizza in quiet style.
Whether you opt for a Fiorentina or a simple Margherita, you’re sure not to be disappointed.
Born in 2016 and voted best pizza in the city by iChoose, Otto offers a delightfully varied menu of 9 different pizzas to choose from – so whatever your tastes, you’ll be well-catered for here.
This selection includes a variety of vegetarian choices, as well as a tasty vegan option of Double Tomato, Olives and Capers.
The pizzas served at La Vera are about as close to authentic Italian as you can get without hopping on a plane, which is what you’d expect from a pizzeria with its own £25,000 wood oven on site.
They offer an incredible 21 different pizzas to choose from, so whether you’re a fan of olives, mushrooms or even pineapple (we won’t get into that debate here…) there’ll be something for you at La Vera.
Baked in Brick is a pizza-slash-street-food restaurant located in the heart of Digbeth, Birmingham’s trendiest area and a growing hub for great food.
When it comes to pizza they’ll also have you spoilt for choice, with a selection of tasty treats ranging from the classic Margherita to the more adventurous Pollo Indiano (featuring BBQ Chicken Tikka) and Pork Belly (Char Siu Pork Belly and Homemade Hoisin Sauce). You can also take your pick of dips: Aioli, Blue Stilton, or the delightfully named Gochujang Sexy Sauce.
Rudy’s whole thing is authentic Neapolitan pizza, and they do it well. Following traditions from Naples – the ever-iconic birthplace of pizza – they serve up fresh Neapolitan pizza daily on Bennett’s Hill.
Their handcrafted, wood-fired pizzas are crafted with passion and precision, offering a delightful balance of crispy crust and mouth-watering toppings, using the finest seasonal ingredients.
We recommend the Meridio for vegan pizza fans; vegan mozzarella topped with butternut squash, red onion, sundried tomato, green chilli and oregano. As tasty as it is colourful!
Pizza Hut at Touchwood Shopping Centre is the no.1 pizza place where you can find top-notch service, an amazing atmosphere and the space to enjoy good times with friends and family.
They offer a large menu including pizza classics like Margerita and Pepperoni, but also unique ones such as Double Stuffed Crust Mac'n'Cheese, Falmin' Buffalo, Vegan pizza, The G.O.A.T and many more.
Author: Dine Hub Team
