Islamabad’s pizza spots range from wood-fired Neapolitan kitchens and thin-crust specialists to the cheesy, generously topped pies families order by the stack — with plenty of desi-flavoured options in between.
These are the pizzerias Islamabad rates highest, from F-7 and F-6 favourites to newer spots in Blue Area and beyond.
Cheezious

A busy F-7 Markaz branch of Pakistan's home-grown pizza chain, known for its crown crust pizza, crunchy pasta and Bihari rolls, with free drink refills and a basement dining hall. Expect a short queue at weekends.
Solo Pizza

A popular F-10 Markaz pizzeria praised for good-value pizzas — the Solo square and chicken supreme — plus injected broast, oven-baked wings, loaded fries and malai rolls. Regulars rate it above the big brands for the price.
Pizza King

A family-friendly branch of the Pizza King chain in Ghauri Town, known for its king crust and kabab crust pizzas, wings, crispy chicken strips and Bihari rolls, with quick delivery. It's a popular choice for children's birthdays.
Broadway Pizza Centaurus Mall

The Centaurus Mall branch of the Broadway Pizza chain, known for stuffed-crust and thin-crust pizzas like the butter chicken and dancing fajita, plus lava cake. Seating is a little tight, but there's a good view from upstairs.
New Yorker Pizza

A long-running F-8 pizzeria with a cosy room, outdoor seating and live music on some nights, known for stuffed-crust and foot-long pizzas, potato skins and — unusually — pakoras and jalebi. Delivery is quick and prices are fair.
HeatBox Pizza

An I-8 Markaz pizzeria known for oversized pizzas — the extra-large serves six or seven — plus peri peri and diamond-crust pizzas, loaded fries and pasta. The staff are welcoming and it's family-friendly.
Al Kaif Pizza

A family pizzeria next to Cheezious in the Police Foundation (PWD) area, known for crown crust and creamy tikka pizzas, loaded fries and an all-you-can-eat deal, with rooftop seating and a kids' play area. Delivery reviews are mixed, so dine in if you can.
14th Street Pizza Co.

The Blue Area branch of 14th Street Pizza Co., known for its Extreme Peri Peri and thick-crust pizzas, 20-inch pies and pasta; most reviewers rate the pizza highly, though portions can vary.
Fuoco

An elegant Italian restaurant in F-6 Markaz with a Scandi-style room and low lighting, known for Neapolitan pizzas like the margherita, beef tacos, mozzarella sticks, fig salad, lamb shank and spinach alfredo pasta. The lychee margarita mocktail is a favourite.
Round House Pizza

An F-7 Markaz pizzeria known for thin-crust pizzas with stuffed crusts, a big square pizza that feeds five or six, and its pizza rolls and wings, with rooftop seating. Seating is limited, so it suits small groups.
Pomodoro

A tiny Italian-style pizzeria tucked into an alley in F-6, known for thin-crust pizzas — truffle mushroom, four cheese, fiery chicken and pepperoni chicken melt — plus garlic knots and tiramisu. Opinions on whether it lives up to the hype are mixed.
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