Melbourne's Top Pizza Spots

On a street filled with funky eateries, many of them Italian, this one sticks out as a favourite venue for friends to meet.

Specialty:
Disabled Facilities, Outdoor Seating

Situated on busy Brunswick Street, this garage has nothing gritty or mechanical about - there's just quality food at reasonable prices.

Specialty:
Vegetarian, Disabled Facilities, Outdoor Seating, Function Rooms, Licenced, Breakfast, Late Dining (10pm till 12am)

There is a raucous atmosphere in this stylish mess hall space with communal tables. The intriguing pizza flavours are worth getting excited about.

Open since June 1966, this Russell Street Pizzeria claims to be Melbourne’s first pizza restaurant and who are we to argue?

Specialty:
Disabled Facilities, Licenced

There aren't a lot of venues that offer top DJs, cheap eats and decent beer right into the wee hours. All hail the Coq!

With a menu boasting 26 wood-fired pizzas and countless pasta and risotto options there is no doubt that this is the place for a hearty Italian feed.

One of Melbourne's brat pack: dinner at this pizzeria explains our city's continued love affair with pizza.

Specialty:
Vegetarian, Function Rooms, Licenced, BYO

Ideal for boozey afternoon lunches and evening groundwork sessions with soon-to-be close friends, Argy Bargy offers 16 varieties of longnecks and some cheekily named, ludicrously tasty gourmet pizzas: like the spicy ??Dirty Sanchez' or the ??Sausage Fest', both ideal accompaniments to a few cold, boutique brewskies.

In a multicultural city such as Melbourne, pizza places are a dime a dozen - so how is it that this particular one manages to shine?

Specialty:
Vegetarian, Outdoor Seating, Function Rooms, Licenced

If you're after affordable dining on the bay in a casual, relaxed environment then this restaurant fits the bill.

Specialty:
Vegetarian, Disabled Facilities, Outdoor Seating, Licenced, Late Dining (10pm till 12am)