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Best Pizza Restaurants in Logan Square

7 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: February 2026

Our Top Pick
Paulie Gee's Logan Square
A destination for wood-fired and Detroit-style pies under one roof, run by an award-winning pizzaiolo.

Notable Picks

$ Logan Square Pizza
Paulie Gee's Logan Square turns out wood-fired pies and Detroit-style "Logan Squares" from a lively corner room on Milwaukee. Owner Derrick Tung’s menu layers classic Neapolitan technique with creative toppings and a strong vegan program, making it a go-to for serious pizza fans and mixed-diet groups alike.
Must-Try Dishes: US Pizza Cup Winner Detroit Square, Carnivore: Prohibited Pepperoni, The Fungus Among Us
What makes it special: A destination for wood-fired and Detroit-style pies under one roof, run by an award-winning pizzaiolo.
$$$ Logan Square Pizza
Bungalow by Middle Brow is a bakery-brewery hybrid where long-fermented sourdough pan pizzas share space with house beers and natural wines. National press and local regulars treat it as both a casual neighborhood hang and one of the city’s more thoughtful approaches to dough, fermentation, and toppings.
Must-Try Dishes: Mushroom Pizza, Hot Honey Pizza, The Big Salad
What makes it special: A sourdough-driven pan-pizza program inside a brewery-bakery that’s earned national best-pizza attention.
$$$$ Logan Square Pizza, Italian
Pizza Lobo is a New York–style slice and pie shop with a large patio, fire pits, and a full bar that stays busy with families, groups, and fans of The Bear. Long-fermented dough, creative topping combinations, and counter-service ordering make it an easy, high-energy choice for parents who want good pizza and room to spread out.
Must-Try Dishes: Borgata pizza with pepperoni, basil, and Calabrian chile honey, Bye Felicia pizza with pepperoni, ricotta, and hot honey, Spicy chopped salad
What makes it special: NY-style pies, slices, and a big patio that’s as popular with families as with bar crowds.
$ Logan Square Pizza
Festa Pizzeria is a long-running Logan Square slice-and-delivery joint known for tavern-cut pies, wings, and rib tips at budget-friendly prices. High-volume delivery traffic and steady late-night orders make it a workhorse option when you need to feed a crowd without overthinking it.
Must-Try Dishes: Cheese & Sausage Pizza, Large Rib Tips Dinner, Mozzarella Sticks
What makes it special: A high-volume neighborhood pizzeria where thin-crust pies and rib tips anchor one of the area’s most reliable budget delivery options.

Worthy Picks

$ Logan Square Pizza
Dante’s Pizzeria is a metal-loving slice shop turning out oversized New York–style pies with creative, sometimes fiery topping combinations. The Armitage location leans hard into divey energy and generous slices, making it a default choice for casual nights, carryout, and late-ish dinners.
Must-Try Dishes: Inferno Pie, Minotaur Pie, Vegan Inferno Slice
What makes it special: A loud, punk-leaning slice shop known for giant 20-inch pies and spicy topping combinations.
$ Logan Square Italian, Pizza
Vito & Angelo's is a long-running neighborhood pizzeria at the western edge of Logan Square turning out tavern-style thin crust, pan pizzas, and classic red-sauce plates. Families favor it for big portions, straightforward toppings, and prices that make feeding a group easier than at trendier spots.
Must-Try Dishes: Cheese Thin Crust Pizza, Sausage Thin Crust Pizza, Vito & Angelo Special Thin Crust Pizza
What makes it special: Old-school, value-focused pizzeria where tavern-style pies still anchor weeknight family dinners.
$ Logan Square Pizza
Dimo’s Logan Square continues the brand’s by-the-slice ethos with creative, often irreverent toppings on thin, foldable crust. It functions as both a quick counter-service stop and a late-night slice option for neighbors leaving nearby bars.
Must-Try Dishes: The Mac Slice, Elote Pizza, Pep 2.0
What makes it special: A slice shop built around playful toppings—think mac-and-cheese and elote—aimed at quick, late-night, and post-bar eating.