From a traditional Margherita to a cooked breakfast topping, there are a huge variety of pizzas on offer in Norwich.
Here are seven of the best places to get pizza in the city.
1. Dough at Deer
Where: The Reindeer, 10 Dereham Road, Norwich, NR2 4AY
Opening times: Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 5pm to 9pm
Dough at Deer launched at the start of this year in the kitchen of The Reindeer pub and built up a following offering takeaways during lockdown.
It now offers eat-in too and there is a wide range of pizzas to choose from, including a salt beef Reuben, salami and four cheese.
All ordering, for both eat-in and takeaways, is through the Dough@deer app.
2. Saporita
Where: 3A St Andrews Hill, Norwich, NR2 1AD
Opening times: Monday: 11am to 5pm, Tuesday to Thursday: 11am to 8pm, Friday and Saturday: 11am to 10pm
Enjoy Italian street food at its finest in Saporita, with pizza available by the slice, alongside paninis, antipasti, focaccia and panzerotti, which is a stuffed deep fried dough.
It is run by mother and daughter duo Veronica Iapichino and Patrizia Buoso.
You can eat-in, where you can also enjoy a glass of wine, beer or Aperol Spritz, or if you would rather take it home there are collection and delivery options.
3. Brick Pizza
Where: 39 Market Place, Norwich, NR2 1ND
Opening times: Tuesday to Saturday: 12pm to 10pm
Brick Pizza is one of the city's most popular spots for the Italian staple and it is located next to Norwich Market.
It serves thin crust pizzas baked in a wood-burning brick oven, with traditional toppings such as ham and mushrooms and a Margherita.
There is limited seating inside, but you can sit on the outside benches if you order a drink from neighbouring pub The Garnet or you can takeaway.
Delivery is available from Thursday to Sunday from 5pm until 10pm and frozen pizzas are stocked at various locations across Norfolk.
4. The Fat Fox Pizza Den
Where: 33 Prince of Wales Road, Norwich, NR1 1BG
Opening times: Tuesday to Sunday: 5pm to 11pm
This pizza takeaway opened in June last year in the former home of the Rocky Mountain Pizza Project and it takes traditional toppings and gives them a twist.
This includes a You Stay Classy San Diego pizza, which is essentially a cooked breakfast with sliced sausage, bacon, tomato and an egg, and The Foxy Apricot Lady, with chicken, red peppers, onions, an apricot glaze and coriander.
Customers can also get a range of sides, including Foxy Fat Fries, and can either walk-in and order or get food delivered.
5. Donnelli's Pizzeria
Where: 17 Timber Hill, Norwich, NR1 3JZ
Opening times: Monday to Saturday: 12pm to 10pm, Sunday: 12pm to 8pm
Tuck into wood-fired pizzas in a relaxed setting with a range of traditional toppings on offer, including a Napoli, Florence and Bologna.
There are also white pizzas, which come without tomato sauce and are extra cheesy, calzones, dough balls and desserts.
You can also call to collect or order for delivery through all the major platforms.
6. Sicily Trattoria
Where: 3 Bridewell Alley, Norwich, NR2 1HX
Opening times: Tuesday to Saturday: 12.30pm to 2.30pm, 4.30pm to 10pm
Bruno Armenante and Rocco Consiglio opened the Sicily Trattoria restaurant in June 2020 after previously having a stall at Norwich Market.
It serves authentic Italian dishes, including Neapolitan-style pizzas and options such as the Sicily, Margherita and Napoli.
You can also ring and collect or order for delivery through the major platforms or local company Norwich Eats.
7. Chef Ron's Kitchen
Where: 19 Lower Goat Lane, Norwich, NR2 1EL
Opening times: Tuesday to Saturday: 10am-5pm
A warm welcome is guaranteed at Chef Ron's Kitchen and when strolling down the Norwich Lanes you can't help but gaze at the mouth-watering window display of pizza slices and giant sandwiches.
There is limited seating outside but if you can't get a spot you can always go and sit by Norwich Market or on the grass outside St Gregory's Antiques and Collectables.
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