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A delicious slice of pizza is always a good choice, but where can you get the best pizza in Arlington? Whether you want your pies round or rectangular, with a thin crust or a deep dish, wood-fired or gas-baked, there are varieties and toppings to suit every taste—even gluten free.
A foodie journey worth taking on for foodies eager to explore the world of Dallas cuisine is visiting pizzerias in Arlington, Texas. This suburban town offers both modern and traditional Southwestern food, and it is located midway between Dallas and Fort Worth.
If you're prepared to find the finest delicious pizza around Arlington, Texas, where do you start? Check out the best spots in the city to have a dinner to remember. Continue reading to find out what pizza joints in Arlington, Texas, have in store.
6 Best Pizza Joints In Arlington
1. A Modo Mio
Rebranded from Joe's Place Pizza and Pasta, an Italian restaurant noted for its pasta and salad buffet that had been operating in the same space on Langston Boulevard since 1985, the pizzeria was ranked one of the greatest in the U.S. by 50 Top Pizza in 2023. As part of the rebranding, A Modo Mio pies are now produced in an Italian hand-built brick oven and have earned the distinction of being recognised as Vera Pizza Napoletana, an Italian seal of authenticity given to pizzerias that strictly follow Neapolitan customs.
Weekday lunch specials are a great value, with everything around $11. Options include the ham and mushroom-layered Cotto E Funghi pizza and a white vegetarian pie with fresh mozzarella, green peppers, zucchini, mushrooms and onions.
Location: 5555 Langston Blvd., Arlington, VA 22207, United States
Timings: Mon-Sun: 10:00 am to 11:00 pm
Must-Try Dishes: Cotto E Funghi pizza, Pesto Pizza
Price for 2: $70 approx.
Image Credits: A Modo Mio
2. Andy's Pizza
The thin layer of crust The signature dish at owner Andy Brown's pizza chainlet, which has a site at the Tysons Galleria in Tysons Corner, is still the New York-style cheese pizza that took home a gold medal at the 2001 International Pizza Expo. The dough is given flexibility and a crisp crust during a three-day cold fermentation. If you are unable to make up your mind, you can build your own pie by combining any eight basic slices, such as white with a roasted garlic cream sauce, pepperoni, mushroom, and onion.
Location: 2001 International Dr, Arlington, VA 22102, United States
Timings: Mon-Sun: 10:00 am to 11:00 pm
Must-Try Dishes: Make your own pizza, Cheese Pizza
Price for 2: $70 approx.
3. Ballston Local
New York-style pizza is Ballston Local's speciality; it's thin, crispy and simple to fold. The distinction, according to co-owners Jonah Troth and Jason Johnston, is in the ingredients, which include imported Ciao San Marzano tomatoes and Caputo-type OO flour. Every day, fresh dough is created and left to ferment for three days before baking. In addition to a white breakfast pizza with bacon, cheddar and eggs with a maple syrup drizzle for brunch, the best-selling 'Godfather' pizza is a white pie with sausage, pepperoni and banana peppers. Go for a pint of one of the bar's rotating local beers to go with your pie.
Location: 900 N Glebe Rd, Arlington, VA 22203, United States
Timings: Mon-Sun: 10:00 am to 11:00 pm
Must-Try Dishes: Godfather pizza, Breakfast pizza
Price for 2: $70 approx.
Image Credits: Ballston Local
4. Badd Pizza
The owner of Badd Pizza, Joel Salamone, hails from Buffalo, New York, and was sorely missing his hometown's pizza that he invited Steven Houck, often known as "Stevie Badd," to share his recipes from his years of delivering pizzas and wings throughout Western New York. Four pie sizes are available at Badd Pizza: personal, half, whole, and "party," a monstrous 26 by 18-inch pie divided into 30 square pieces. There are plenty of toppings, such as whole chicken tenders, four different types of peppers (banana, hot cherry, green jalapeño), and Badd's much sought-after cup-and-char pepperoni. Choose between the pit-style wings, which are fried and then grilled, or add an order of crispy chicken wings.
Location: 2373 N Fillmore St Mason, Arlington, VA 22207, United States
Timings: Mon-Sun: 10:00 am to 11:00 pm
Must-Try Dishes: Badd Special, Crispy chicken wings
Price for 2: $70 approx.
5. Colony Grill
Everything at Colony Grill is made with dough, even if the Arlington location of this Connecticut-based pizza serves salad and brunch options. Its 12-inch' bar pies' come with over a dozen topping options, including the popular hot oil with a peppery and spicy kick. Colony's thin-crust pizza will soon be available in a new format: the chainlet is bringing a 28-foot food truck to cater to private parties.
Location: 2800 Clarendon Blvd, Arlington, VA 22201, United States
Timings: Mon-Sun: 10:00 am to 11:00 pm
Must-Try Dishes: 12-inch' bar pies, Colony's thin-crust pizza
Price for 2: $70 approx.
6. The Italian Store
This beloved restaurant in Arlington serves hot New York-style pizza straight from its gas-fired ovens, either by the slice or as complete pies. The Pizza Siciliana, for example, is a 20-inch pie with a padded dough that is stuffed with additional mozzarella. Add focaccia or garlic knots made from the same dough. If you have the time, check out the markets for fresh cheeses, pasta, pastries, olive oil and wine at both places. Additionally, the Westover location features a gelato-filled coffee bar and a Nutella machine that can add warm hazelnut-cocoa goodness to a hot beverage or one of their pastries.
Location: 3123 Lee Hwy, Arlington, VA 22201, United States
Timings: Mon-Sun: 10:00 am to 11:00 pm
Must-Try Dishes: New York-style pizza, Garlic knots
Price for 2: $70 approx.
Try all the pizza from these places to find your favourite. Keep exploring the city to find endless pizza joints that suit your taste.
