A pizzeria that has been open since 1961, wood-fired pies at a brewery, and rustic Italian over the park. Here is where to eat pizza in Huntsville.
Huntsville pizza runs from old-school neighborhood joints to wood-fired pies at the breweries. Here are the local spots we would send a friend to. Hours change, so check before you go.
Big Ed's Pizza - Since 1961
Big Ed's Pizza at 255 Pratt Avenue NE in Five Points has been open since 1961, when founder "Big Ed" Neusel opened the original location, and is now run by his children. The pizza and calzones are made from scratch with house-made sauce and dough, hand-tossed, and baked in the original gas ovens from the 1960s. It also serves beignets and beer.
Pane e Vino Pizzeria - By the Park
Pane e Vino at 300 Church Street SW serves rustic Italian, including pizza, with fresh seasonal ingredients, in a setting near the Huntsville Museum of Art with views over Big Spring Park.
Sam & Greg's - Southside Square
Sam and Greg's Pizzeria and Gelateria opened downtown in 2007, with a second location in Madison. Expect hand-tossed pizza with unusual toppings like crawfish and andouille sausage, plus sandwiches, salads, local craft beer, and house-made gelato and sorbet.
Earth and Stone Wood Fired Pizza - At Yellowhammer
Earth and Stone at Campus No. 805 bakes pizzas in a wood-fired oven and shares its space with Yellowhammer Brewing, so you can eat and drink in one place. Menu items include The Patriarch, The Porkalicious, and The Favorite.
InnerSpace Brewing - Neapolitan and Deep Dish
InnerSpace Brewing a few doors down Clinton Avenue serves wood-fired Neapolitan and deep-dish pizza in a sci-fi themed taproom with board games and a pet-friendly patio.
Quick Picks
- Best old-school: Big Ed's
- Best view: Pane e Vino
- Best with gelato: Sam and Greg's
- Best with a beer: Earth and Stone or InnerSpace
For more, see our brewery guide or browse food and dining.
