These 8 on the map
The 8 pizzerias on this page, pinned where they actually are. Tap a marker to see which one it is — all 20 are on the map in the Whosly app.
LA pizza
LA doesn't have one style, so order by style: a blistered Neapolitan pie, a New Haven pie charred nearly black, a Utica square or an inch-thick slice of pan pizza.
8 of the 20
Pizzeria Mozza
Hancock ParkPizzeria$$Nancy Silverton's corner pizzeria on Highland: blistered, chewy-edged pies like the squash-blossom one, and the butterscotch budino to finish.
Pizzana
West HollywoodNeo-Neapolitan pizza$$Daniele Uditi's neo-Neapolitan pies in West Hollywood; the cacio e pepe pizza is the one that made the name.
Pizzeria Bianco
Row DTLAWood-fired pizza$$Chris Bianco's Phoenix legend, in LA inside Row DTLA: charred, thin-crust pies in a loud, industrial room.
Quarter Sheets
Echo ParkPan pizza & cake$$An Echo Park parlor that does two things, pan pizza and cake, both exceptionally. Pre-orders sell out daily; dine in for the dishes that never go to-go.
Ozzy's Apizza
North HollywoodNew Haven apizza$North Hollywood's New Haven-style counter: thin, crackly crusts charred nearly black. Start with the Liotta, red sauce and parmesan with no mozzarella.
Old Gold Tomato Pies
Los FelizUtica-style squares$A small Los Feliz shop selling Utica-style squares, puffy like focaccia with shatter-crisp bottoms and sweet sauce, at $5 to $7 a slice.
Sonny's
HollywoodJersey-style pizza$$Two New Jersey friends' Hollywood shop selling only whole 18-inch pies, baked 'well done' until the oiled crust crackles. Mostly takeout; the wagyu cheesesteak is a bonus.
Redwood Pie
Hermosa BeachSourdough pizza$The South Bay's best pizza, steps off the Hermosa boardwalk: New York-ish sourdough pies in about ten minutes. Get the Jersey Pie; seating is a few sidewalk tables.
The other 12
The 20 are spread across 18 neighborhoods. Eagle Rock (2) and Echo Park (2) have the most; Chinatown, Culver City, Hancock Park, Hermosa Beach, Highland Park, Hollywood, Los Feliz, Mar Vista, Melrose, Mid-Wilshire, North Hollywood, Palms, Row DTLA, Santa Monica, Silver Lake and West Hollywood have one each.
+12 more in the app
Tokyo-style Neapolitan pies in Palms, Roman squares sold by weight on Figueroa, Chicago deep dish on Sunset, saag-smeared pizza at an Indian sports bar, and more.
Add all 20 to your Whosly mapEvery one lands on your own map in a tap — save them, rate them, plan around them. City Packs are included with Planner Pro.
Or search “Whosly: Plans, Places & RSVPs” on the App Store
For a sit-down Italian dinner, see our LA Italian list.
Common questions
What is the best pizza in Los Angeles?
Where can I get New York-style pizza in LA?
Where can I get square pizza in LA?
Which Los Angeles neighborhood is best for pizzerias?
Where can I see all 20?
All 20, on your own map
This page is 8 of them. The LA Pizza pack in Whosly has all 20 — add it and every one drops onto your map, ready to save, rate and turn into a plan your friends RSVP to from a text, no app needed to answer. The pack is included with Planner Pro.
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