Best Pizza in West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach, Florida — updated August 21, 2026
From a New Haven apizza shop on Broadway to a downtown ristorante with $10 happy hour pies, here is where West Palm Beach pizza holds up, ranked by how convincing the evidence is.
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West Palm Beach pizza clusters in two places: the downtown grid around Clematis, Olive and Rosemary, where the kitchens run late and happy hour pricing does real work, and the neighborhood stretches along South Dixie and Broadway, where the rooms are smaller and the styles more specific. The list below runs from the most thoroughly reviewed operations to the ones with promising but still thin track records, and it flags which is which.
1. Elisabetta's Ristorante
The most heavily tested Italian kitchen on this list by a wide margin: 4.4 from more than 3,400 reviews, a figure that leaves little room for a fluke. It sits on Banyan Boulevard downtown, with valet available and reservations through OpenTable, which matters on weekend evenings. The daily happy hour, listed 4pm to 7pm, includes $10 pizzas, $8 cicchetti and $2 off drinks, making the bar the cheapest way into a restaurant that otherwise runs as a full ristorante. Lunch service starts at 11:30am on several days, with dinner from 4pm and Sunday hours beginning at 11am.
2. Hot Pie Pizza
A dedicated pizzeria at 123 S Olive Ave, one block off the downtown core, holding 4.4 across 398 reviews. The menu is deliberately short: pizza first, then filet mignon steak bites, oven-roasted chicken wings, cheeseburgers, salads, sandwiches and a few pastas. Reviewers who want a long list of options tend to be the ones who complain about it. Doors open at 11am and close at 10pm early in the week, which makes it a workable lunch stop as well as a dinner one. Call ahead at (561) 655-2511 if you are ordering for a group.
3. Ah-Beetz New Haven Pizza-West Palm Beach
The only place here selling a named regional style: New Haven apizza, from a shop on Broadway that claims more than 50 years perfecting it. The rating is 4.4 from 185 reviews, a smaller sample than the downtown restaurants but consistent so far. The schedule rewards planning. Lunch specials run weekdays 11:30am to 4pm, early bird specials Tuesday through Friday from 3pm to 5pm, Tuesday night specials from 4pm to 9pm, and there are separate Saturday specials starting at 11:30am. Kitchen closes at 9pm, so this is not a late-night option.
4. Adrienne’s Pizzabar
Open 11:30am to midnight every day, which makes it the latest kitchen on this list and the obvious answer after a show or a long night on Rosemary Avenue. The rating, 4.3 from 261 reviews, is the lowest here and the sample is modest, so treat it as solid rather than settled. Two happy hours bracket the day: a daily aperitivo hour at the bar from 11:30am to 6pm, and a late-night happy hour from 10pm to close. Dinner, lunch, brunch and group menus are all published separately, so check which one applies to your booking.
5. Grato
A Flamingo Park Italian restaurant on South Dixie Highway with 4.4 from more than 1,400 reviews, a count that puts it among the better-documented kitchens in the city. It is dinner-only at the start of the week, with service from 5pm to 10pm Monday and Tuesday, and there is a listed happenings slot from 5pm to 6pm. Published menu detail is limited beyond seasonal items such as a summer salad, so it is worth checking the current menu before committing. Reservations are advisable given the volume of traffic the review count implies.
6. Lynora's WPB
The Clematis Street option, at number 207, rated 4.4 from 950 reviews. It runs seven days: 11am to 10pm Monday through Thursday and Sunday, and 11am to 11pm Friday and Saturday, covering dine-in, pickup and delivery. The menu is broad for a pizza stop, with lunch specials, happy hour, brunch, a kids' menu, desserts and a separate gluten-free and vegan menu, plus antipasti and focaccia. Arancini appear at $8.95. The all-day Clematis hours make it the most flexible choice downtown when a group cannot agree on a time.
7. Juliana's Pizza
The highest rating in this guide, 4.7, but from only 29 reviews, so read it as promising rather than proven. It is in the NORA District on North Railroad Avenue and runs a split schedule: 11:30am to 3:15pm and 4pm to 9pm daily, closed Thanksgiving Eve, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. OpenTable lists weekend lunch as Saturday and Sunday from noon to 3:15pm. Happy hour is daily from 4pm to 6pm, and on Tuesdays it extends 4pm to 9pm with everything half off, which is the single best-value window on this list.
8. Joseph's Classic Market
Last because it is a market first, an Italian grocery on South Dixie Highway where the prepared food is one part of a larger operation covering meat, seafood and groceries. It still carries the strongest rating among the well-reviewed entries here: 4.5 from 625 reviews. Listings describe it as Italian, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, vegetarian friendly with vegan options, with takeout and wheelchair access. A weekly wine tasting runs Saturdays from 3pm to 6pm. Hours vary by location, so confirm the South Dixie store's times before making a special trip.