The Nashville-born pizzeria made its way to Austin, serving up Neapolitan pies, calzones, Italian cheeses, and dessert pizzas in North Shoal Creek, with a second location in downtown. To-go and delivery pies can be ordered online. The restaurants are open for dine-in service, and there is outdoor space at the Burnet location.

One of Austin's most underrated pizzerias, the Jersey-style pies draw fans from all over town. The Crestview restaurant also has a second location in Windsor Park. Curbside pickup orders can be placed over the phone. Both locations are open for dine-in services with outdoor areas available.

The Bufalina Due team’s expertly executed Neapolitan pies have earned raves from critics and diners alike. Bonus: there’s an excellent wine list that focuses on natural wine. Orders can be placed online for curbside pickups. The restaurant is open for indoor and outdoor dine-in services.

Tony C’s is one of the few pizzerias in town that serves coal-fired pizza. There's a location on West Parmer Lane too. Pickup and Door Dash delivery orders can be placed online. The restaurants are open for dine-in service, with outdoor areas.

With two trucks and three brick-and-mortars, Via 313’s Detroit-style pies are well known in the Austin pizza scene. The thick-crust square pizzas are actually baked in auto-part pans from the Motor City. Pickup orders can be placed online. The restaurants are open for indoor and outdoor dine-in services; the truck’s host bars are open for on-site services with outdoor areas.

The Neapolitan pizza trailer grew up with a physical restaurant, serving up those familiar wood-fired pies with classic and out-of-the-box toppings from margheritas to hot honey. To-go orders can be placed online. The restaurant is open for dine-in services, with a patio available.

The creative and playful combinations at the Austin mini-chain take toppings to a new level, and the Austin-centric names don't hurt. To-go and delivery orders can be placed online.

This Neapolitan pizzeria from chef Shawn Cirkiel is a welcome alternative to downtown's drunk pizza scene. The wood-fired oven is straight out of Naples. There’s a second location on West Anderson Lane, too. Orders can be placed online for pickups, and there are deliveries through Favor, DoorDash, and Uber Eats. Both locations are open for indoor dine-in service.

The South Austin brewery embraces the combination of pizza and beer. Slices and pies are available (with gluten-free options), and toppings range from white clam to a cheese-less marinara to blackberry and pistachio. To-go orders can be placed online; there are Favor deliveries. The brewpub is open for dine-in service with a large outdoor area.

Believe it or not, there is some truly great pizza to be had inside this Valero station. Gluten-free crusts are available too. Pickup orders can be placed online or in person.

The Riverside truck is all about vegan thin-crust pizza, from the cheese to the seitan pepperoni, plus vegan appetizers like mozzarella sticks and fried chicken. Pickup orders can be placed in person, over the phone, or via text message; there are tables for outdoor dine-in service.

For deep-pan pizza, Conans is the Austin answer, with a second location up north too. There are optional wheat crusts plus plenty of vegan options too. Pickup and delivery orders can be placed online or over the phone. The restaurant is open for indoor dine-in service.

The pizza trailer, parked at Austin Winery, focuses on vegan New York-style pies, made with vegan mozzarella, beet-based pepperoni, seitan sausage, smoky tempeh, and more. Takeout orders can be placed online, and there are deliveries through Favor and Uber Eats. The host site is open for indoor and outdoor services.

Austinites are making worthy expeditions out west to check out the pizza, in-house pastrami, and pastries from Pieous’s larger home. The pizzeria’s devotion to scratch-preparation runs deep. Orders can be placed online for pickups.