Pizza Restaurants in Pattaya

Authentic Neapolitan pizza baked in imported wood-fired ovens. La Baguette (Pratumnak) is the gold standard — thin, charred crust, San Marzano tomatoes, and fresh mozzarella from 280–450 THB. Mantra (Beach Road) has a dedicated pizza oven turning out crispy pies from 250–400 THB. Prego (Jomtien) imports Italian flour for dough fermented 48+ hours.

Italian expats run several authentic pizzerias. Bruno's (Chateau Dale) offers classic Roman-style pizza from 350–600 THB in an upscale setting. Trattoria Pizzeria (Pratumnak) is a casual family-run spot with Napoli-style pies from 220–380 THB. These restaurants use imported Italian ingredients — the difference is noticeable.

The Pizza Company (Thai chain) is the most popular for delivery — pizzas from 200–450 THB with frequent buy-one-get-one promotions. Domino's offers 30-minute delivery from 199 THB. Pizza Hut has dine-in and delivery from 200 THB. Order via their apps or GrabFood for exclusive deals and cashback.

Beyond traditional toppings, some restaurants push creative boundaries. The Classroom (Soi Buakhao) does BBQ pulled pork and Thai green curry pizzas from 280–400 THB. Hotel restaurants like Edge (Hilton) offer truffle and prosciutto pizzas from 450–700 THB. Several food trucks at weekend markets serve experimental slice combos from 100–150 THB per slice.

Cheapest pizza: frozen pizzas at 7-Eleven from 50–70 THB (surprisingly decent when fresh from the microwave). The Pizza Company lunch sets from 159 THB. Domino's value range from 199 THB. Pizza stalls at night markets sell slices from 60–80 THB. Small local pizzerias on Soi Buakhao serve whole pizzas from 180–250 THB.

The Pizza Company, Domino's, and Pizza Hut all deliver across Pattaya — 20–40 THB delivery fee or free over a minimum order. GrabFood and LINE MAN deliver from independent pizzerias. Delivery time: 25–45 minutes typically. Best delivery deals: order on apps for exclusive promotions. Tuesday is often 'pizza day' at chains with special discounts.

For family dining, The Pizza Company restaurants have kids' menus and play areas at some branches. Sizzler (Central Festival) has a pizza and salad bar. Many Italian restaurants welcome families — Bruno's and Trattoria Pizzeria have high chairs and children's portions. Sharing a large pizza (12 inch) feeds 2 adults and 2 children comfortably.

Most pizzerias offer vegetarian options — margherita and vegetable toppings are standard. Vegan pizza with plant-based cheese is harder to find but growing. Some specialty restaurants offer gluten-free bases on request (50–80 THB surcharge). The best vegetarian pizzas are at Italian-owned restaurants where vegetable quality and preparation is prioritized.

Several Italian restaurants offer curated wine lists to pair with pizza. House wines from 120–200 THB per glass. La Baguette has an Italian wine selection starting at 800 THB per bottle. Bruno's wine cellar is extensive. For beer pairing, a cold Singha or Italian Peroni (150 THB) is the classic combo.

Pratumnak: La Baguette, Trattoria (best quality). Central Pattaya: chains in malls (convenient). Soi Buakhao: budget independents. Jomtien: Prego and beachside pizza spots. Walking Street area: late-night pizza slices. Naklua: a few Italian expat-run spots. For the best pizza experience, Pratumnak Hill is the clear winner.

Italian restaurants: typically 11:00–22:00 (some close 15:00–17:00 between lunch and dinner). Chains: 10:00–22:00 in malls, delivery until midnight. Night market pizza: 17:00–23:00. Late-night slices near Walking Street: 20:00–03:00. Best time for pizza: dinner (18:00–20:00) when ovens are at peak temperature and ingredients freshest.

Some restaurants offer pizza-making workshops — learn to stretch dough, select toppings, and use a wood-fired oven. Classes typically cost 1,500–2,500 THB for 2–3 hours including your pizza and a drink. Check Prego and some Pratumnak Italian restaurants for weekend workshops. Great activity for couples or families.