10 Best Pizza Places In Goa To Visit For Authentic Italian Flavours

Located in the St. Regis Resort, this restaurant serves some of the best and most authentic Italian food in Goa (yes, you can try more than just pizza here). People love their rustic interiors and pleasant ambience just as much as their wood-fried pizzas that have a perfect balance of a crispy and chewy crust along with some top-notch ingredients. Also, their in-house burrata is to die for.

Where: Cavelossim

Must-Try: Margherita and Oliveto, our version of Pizza Bianco

Timings: 12:30 PM to 5 PM and 7 PM to 10.30 PM, Sundays closed

Price For Two: 3000 INR

Social Media: @stregisgoaresort 

Tuscany Gardens is a long-time favourite amongst Goa regulars. Run by a small family, they are famous for their extremely authentic pizza (European tourists love it too). If you’re looking for a quiet cosy evening and a garden-style dining experience, this is the place to be. Their pizzas are stone-baked, generously loaded and massive in size, making them a comforting choice for both lunch and dinner. 

Where: Candolim

Must-Try: Tuscan Sun Pizza and Pesto Margherita

Timings: 1 PM to 11 PM

Price For Two: 1,400 INR (without alcohol)

Social Media: @tuscanygardensgoa

Located in its owner’s backyard, Baked In Goa is one of the rarest hidden gems that is refreshingly different from any other restaurant in Goa. Their pizzas are scrumptious and cooked to perfection — even if they do not necessarily have an authentic taste profile. They serve artisanal pizzas with sourdough crusts. The best part? Their menu keeps on changing based on market produce so there’s always something new to try.

Where: Calangute

Must-Try: Indian Pizza and Chicken BBQ Pizza

Timings: 12 PM to 11.45 PM

Price For Two: 800 INR

Social Media: @bakedingoa 

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This gem in Anjuna is known for its relaxed atmosphere, delicious food, and refreshing drinks. Many reviews praise this quaint cafe for its amazing pizzas, quiches and pastries. The cafe has a very ‘Goan vibe.’ Their pizzas are made with fresh, house-made dough and feature unique toppings like Goan sausage and caramelised onions.

Where: Anjuna

Must-Try: Mexican Pizza and Spicy Beef

Timings: 9 AM to 5 PM, 6 PM to 10 PM

Price For Two: 1,200 INR (Without alcohol)

Social Media: @babaaurhumcafe.goa

Luna’s Ristorante with its romantic vibe and a wood-fired oven straight from Italy, it is truly a hidden gem. According to reviews, Luan’s has mastered the art of making some of the best Neapolitan pizzas in Goa. These are perfectly baked with a tasty marinara and an apt amount of cheese. Bonus is that all their ingredients are fresh and locally sourced.

Where: Anjuna

Must-Try: Marinara Pizza and Diavola

Timings: 10 AM to 10 PM, Monday closed

Price For Two: 2,800 INR (without alcohol)

Social Media: @lunasristorante 

Terttulia lives up to their tagline “Eat, Drink, Love” very well. A popular choice for locals and tourists alike, it offers gourmet-style pizzas. They have aced the crust-to-sauce ratio and offer some of the most flavourful combinations. As for the vibes, Terttulia (meaning “conversation”) focuses more on food and conversations than a party scene which is mostly expected out of Goan spots. 

Where: Panaji

Must-Try: Truffle Mushroom and La Verdure

Timings: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday: 12 PM to 1 AM, Friday — Sunday: 9 AM to 1 AM, Tuesday’s closed

Price For Two: 2,000 INR (without alcohol)

Social Media: @terttuliagoa

While Villa Nova serves many of our favourite dishes from around the world, the hero of their thoughtfully curated menu is their pizzas. Tucked away in a leafy corner of Arpora, Villa Nova blends rustic vibes with serious culinary chops. Their wood-fired pizzas are rich in flavour thanks to their locally produced mozzarella and imported Italian flour and meats. The open kitchen layout also lets you watch your pizza come to life which is a treat in itself. 

Where: Arpora

Must-Try: Bianca and The Nova

Timings: 6 PM to 9 PM, Monday closed

Price For Two: 1,400 INR (without alcohol)

Social Media: @villanovagoa 

Pro-Tip: The restaurant is closed for maintenance for some time as of May 2025. They are likely to be operational again during monsoon. 

A dream child of Kritika Kaushal, a self-taught artist and chef, Diavola is a haven for both food lovers and art lovers. This art cafe and bar has a green view with hippie vibes that make it perfect for chilling or even working at. All their pizzas are made from fresh ingredients and imported meats and cheese. They use ‘00’ flour and ferment the pizza dough for 48-72 hours before kneading it. If you love art, they also host workshops on weekends. What’s more? The walls of the cafe showcase Kritika’s own art work which we think is pretty cool. 

Where: Anjuna

Must-Try: Bolognese and Greek Pesto

Timings: 9 AM to 1 AM, Wednesday closed

Price For Two: 1,500 INR (without alcohol)

Social Media: @diavola.goa

One of the most popular restaurants in South Goa, Goodfella stands out for not just their amazing pizzas but also their delectable Italian cuisine. It started as a seasonal escape, and eventually made its mark in the Goan food scene. They serve hearty, generously sized pizzas that are perfect after a day at the beach. 

Where: Benaulim

Must-Try: Quattro Formaggi and Cacciatora

Timings: 6 PM to 12 AM

Price For Two: 1,000 INR

Social Media: @goodfellasgoa

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If you’re looking for thin, Roman-style crust pizza, then Da Tita is the place for you. Nestled away from the crowds, it is a peaceful little trattoria where the dough is handmade, pizza is generously topped, and the vibe is so chill you wouldn’t want to leave. They have an extensive menu that often makes it challenging to pick what to eat, but regardless what you pick, their food is out of the world. 

Where: Cavelossim

Must-Try: La Super Veg and Margherita

Timings: 12 PM to 10:30 PM, Wednesday closed

Price For Two: 1,200 INR

Social Media: @datitagoa

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