60 Tasty answers ‘The best spot in town for pizza is’ Hinge Poll

They say food is the way to the heart, and pizza definitely holds the crown as the #1 food. So, grabbing pizza on a date with your Hinge match? Not a bad idea at all.

Even better when you, instead of grabbing drinks, suggest grabbing a bite at the best pizza spot.

RizzBio already has the best places and answers ready, so let’s go:

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Honest and adorable answers: “The best spot in town for pizza is…” 

1. In my kitchen. I make delicious pizza.

2. My nonna’s hands, but after she wakes up. 

3. A place in Vancouver. 

1. My aunty’s neighborhood. 

2. At a small town in Italy. 

3. Dominos for a full-fat pizza. 

1. A secret food truck that only shows up on Tuesdays at 11 PM.

2. Gusta Pizza, Florence Italy. 

3. The pizza place with garlic knots on the doors. 

1. A little pizza in any Christmas market. 

2. The grocery store where I buy frozen pizza. 

3.  In Ventimiglia. Papa’s pizza! 

1. That seafood place in Greece. 

2. Any Mediterranean pizza spot. 

3. Savvoy, the pizza restaurant in Tokyo.

1. That place with the rooftop patio in New York. 

2. Naples, Italy. Home of the pizza. 

3. The joint where the pizza oven is older than my grandma.

1. The pizza place with the honey dip magic. 

2. That spot where the pizza slices are as big as your head. 

3. Joe’s Pizza in Greenwich Village, NYC.

1. New Haven pizza 100%. 

2. In Santa Fee. Their Margherita is awesome. 

3.  Maroni’s Pizza, in Scranton, Pennsylvania. No replica. 

1. Scranton, Alfredo’s Pizza Cafe!

2. Hell Pizza in New Zealand. I still dream of it.

3. The spot with the pizza buffet—I have no shame.

1. That vegan pizza spot in LA. 

2. DiFara’s in Brooklyn. It’s so good!

3. Denmark, where the pizza toppings include edible flowers.

1. Lou Malnati’s in Chicago. 

2. Giordano’s in Chicago. 

3. Mom’s Pizza in Chicago. 

1. Frank Pepe’s in Danbury, CT. Unbelievable pizza! 

2. In California, Pizza Port. The crust, sauce, toppings, everything.

3. Pizza Ports in San Diego. 

1. This place in France with heart-shaped slices.

2. This Italian-owned restaurant in London. 

3. A rusty, old, suspicious place with the best pizza. 

1. Drunk me loves Costco pizza, cold or hot.

2. Sober me loves Roman pizza. Expensive, but worthy. 

3. The local, family-owned pizza spot. 

1. The original Red’s Savoy in St Paul, MN. 

2.  That little food cart by the park that’s always packed.

3. Where the marinara is made fresh every morning. 

1. The bakery café that secretly makes killer pizza.

2. Wherever they let you dip your pizza in ranch. 

3. The pizza truck that randomly shows up at the farmers’ market. 

1. Pepe in Grani in Caiazzo, Italy. 

2. La Gatta Mangiona in Rome: Home of the Stuffiest Calzone Pizza Ever. 

3. Ernesto’s Pizzeria in Naples. The best pizza, change my mind!

1. Rita’s Pizza in Munich. I had the best German pizza.

2. As long as it’s in Chicago.

3. The mom-and-pop pizza shop with the faded ’80s decor.

1. Pizza Pilgrims in London, UK. 

2. Lilla Napoli in Falkenberg, Sweden. 

3. That place that offers extra cheese. 

1. Moose’s Tooth in Anchorage, Alaska. 

2. Surprisingly, at a Korean BBQ spot.

3. The type of spot that cracks an egg on the pizza. 

1. At my grandma’s kitchen. Pizza night is sacred.

2. A Sicilian slice from Spumoni Gardens in Brooklyn. 

3. Where they know my order before I even walk in. 

1. The original Ledo’s pizza in MD. Long live their pre-cooked bacon.

2. The place where pineapple is an option, but judgment is not.

3. In a pizzeria so cozy, it feels like a warm hug.

1. The nice older lady next door.

2. Ovenly Delights in Oslo, Norway. 

3. The Balkan restaurant.

1. The one with a secret menu item. 😉 

2. The fancy place that makes you use a fork and a knife. 

3. At the beach eating a slice and watching the sunset. 

1. Ledo Pizza all the way. 

2. Pizza spot near the dentist’s place. 

3. Square slices at Prince St. Pizza. 

1. Anywhere the chef tosses the dough with flair.

2. Where they only include simple ingredients. 

3. Somewhere in Ghibli’s world. 

1. In my dreams. 

2. In another parallel universe. 

3. Somewhere where they sell cheap, plain pizza. 

1. A secret club where you have to solve a riddle to get your slice.

2. On a gondola in Venice. 

3. Where they bake pizza in a vintage train car.

1. Haggis Pizza. I got it from a Tesco in Scotland.

2. Regina’s Boston MA Il Rione Cleveland OH. 

3. Serious Pie in Seattle.

1. The garden pizzeria with a wood oven and a live acoustic guitar.

2. The eco-friendly spot with bio-ingredient pizzas. 

3. In Okinawa, Japan. Best brick oven pizza. 

Uniquely delicious answers for our readers: “The best spot in town for pizza is…”

1. Any pizza in Italy, really. 

2. Lombardi’s NY has the best pizza in the world.

3. Cristino’s Pizza in Clearwater. 

1. My grandfather’s kitchen.

2. Pizza Hut, somewhere in Missouri. 

3. Nothing beats the Old Forge style from North Eastern. 

1. La Terraza de la Nonna in Mexico. 

2. Okla for their Mushroom, olive, and onion pizza. 

3. Nnea in Amsterdam for their classic Margherita. 

1. Düsseldorf, the little Italy, and their spinach pizza crust. 

2. Nomade Pizza in Portugal. 

3. Zorbas, Detroit. 

1. Alliance, Ohio, and their pepperoni pizza. 

2. Monk place in Kyoto and their Japanese veggies pizza. 

3. The Pomodoro pizza with cherry tomatoes in LA. 

1. Rwanda. Surprisingly, their blue mushroom pizza is delicious.

2. Buffalo chicken pizza is to die for. I tried it once in Turkey. 

3.  St. Louis and their awesome olive pizza. 

1. Papa Johns and their super papa pizza. 

2. A small place with large pizzas. 

3. In the park; the open pizza places always taste better. 

1. The dog-friendly patio where even the pups get a mini pizza.

2. Pizzeria Regina in Boston. 

3. Lucifer’s Pizza. They have the best Pomodoro basil pizza. 

1. The Dough Bros in Galway. 

2. 400 Gradi in Dubai, so not only for the chocolate. 

3. Jets, except that it is a little pricey. 

1. Round Table is my forever go-to. 

2. Casey’s because their breakfast pizza is great!

3. Marco’s. Simple and delicious. 

1. Papa Gino’s as a New Englander. 

2. Little Caesar’s. I seriously can’t get enough. 

3. In Canada? Pizza Nova.

1. Happy Joe’s. Their taco pizza is my medicine! 

2. Famoso in B.C. Royal Pizza. 

3. Filippi’s Pizza Grotto. It has a thick sourdough crust. 

1. Mazzio’s and their thick crust. 

2. Pizza My Heart: a small chain that runs in Santa Cruz. 

3. Mod Pizza—whoever invented a pizza subway is a genius.

1. East of Chicago, no joke. 

2. The kitchen. Just buy Totinos, add some sauce and cheese, and voila! 

3. Where they bake their pizza in volcanic stones imported from Iceland.

1. At a sushi bar. Not kidding. 

2. Pizza Express in Woking.

3. Enrique Carousos/Rosa’s Pizza in Penn Station, Manhattan. 

1. Sally’s for a deeply flavourful sauce. 

2. Zuppardi’s, because of their clam pie that’s worth trying.

3. Zeneli’s on Wooster St. Just like pizza on the Amalfi Coast.

1. Ernie’s on Whaley Ave. 

2. Pizza House on Howe St! 🍕

3. Old World Apizza on Whitney. 

1. Roseland in Derby. Best crust recipe. 

2. Bufalina. Best Italian-style pizza in the area. 

3. The spot where pizzas come with a surprise topping challenge.

1. The bookstore café that surprisingly also sells pizzas. 

2. Bar pizza in New Heaven. 

3. Bambino Pizza: diverse choices for diverse tastes.

1. Mateos Italian restaurant—their mortadella pizza is chef’s kiss. 

2. La Cascina, a cozy pizza place. 

3. Pizza alla bolognese in Junction mall.  

1. My Pie Pizza where you can make your own pizza. 

2. Blaze Pizza! Where you have the liberty to choose the toppings. 

3. Papa Murphy has everything, minus the oven.

1. Gino Sorbillo in Milan with the best pizza dough I have tasted. 

2. Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana. 

3. La Gatta Mangiona, a hidden gem for creative pizzas. 

1. Anywhere as long as they sell Nutella Pizza, tbh.

2. Santarpio’s Pizza. 

3. The Good Son—masters for artisanal pizza. 

1. Pizzeria Mozza: a sweet stop with celebity chef Nancy Silverton. 

2. Osteria da Fortunata. Their Roman-style pizza is delish. 

3. Roberta’s Pizza. A hipster hot spot. 

1. Spacca Napoli—a slice of Naples in Chicago. 

2. Pizzarium Bonci in Rome. 

3. Di Fara Pizza, a family-run spot. 

1. Motorino. Their Brussels sprout pizza is oddly amazing.

2. My creepy neighbor.

3. Grimaldi’s Pizzeria is famous for its coal-fired, brick-oven pies.

1. Pizzeria Delfina. A little rustic but no other place like it. 

2. Paulie Gee’s. No words…

3.  Il Pizzaiolo, an Italian oasis in the heart of Pittsburgh.

1. Al Taglio in France. Who says the French cannot imitate Italians? 

2. Bæst in Copenhagen. Known for their organic ingredients. 

3. Mani in Pasta in Berlin for the best, crispy crust. 

1.  Ammazza combines Neapolitan traditions with a modern touch.

2.  The Fire Within in Cape Town.

3. La Piazza al Forno.

1. Just a quick slice at Joe’s and Thin Crust Posto.

2. John’s, if I have out-of-town guests and they want good pizza.

3. Patsy’s—old-school round, just cheese. Slightly sweet sauce & soft dough.

Can this prompt set you up on a date? 

If you ask me what some of the best approaches to modern dating are, I’d say: open a profile on a dating app and pick a prompt that talks about food and venues.

• Food = a good time
• A venue = a date

Sure, it’s an easy-to-spot prompt (or easy to guess) because, let’s be honest, it’s usually about pizza.

How do you turn this prompt into leverage for a date? Here’s what I came up with:

~ Tell a secret ~ 

Yep, you heard it right—spill a secret from your favorite pizza spot. Maybe it’s a hidden table in the back or a secret menu item nobody knows about.

Exclusive stuff always sparks curiosity, and who knows? They might just invite the expert (you) to show them the ropes.

~ It comes with an invitation ~

Ever thought of slipping in a subtle invite with your poll? Try something like: “This pizza place is amazing for x reasons, but you have to try their ice cream dessert too.” It’s the perfect low-key invite without saying it outright.

~ Creative suggestions ~

Nothing’s better than a solid pizza place recommendation to land you a date.

But why settle for basic spots when you could suggest something extraordinary? Like a place where you get to choose your own toppings.?! 

For example, check this out:

1. My Pie Pizza where you can make your own pizza.
2. Blaze Pizza! Where you have the liberty to choose the toppings.
3. Papa Murphy has everything, minus the oven.  

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Ya’lla!