The best pizza in Brixton

Franco Manca's Market Row restaurant is the first of what became a thriving chain. Soak up the market atmosphere at this casual and contemporary spot whilst enjoying top quality Neapolitan pizza. The simple menu changes regularly with new seasonal pies. Gluten-free pizza is also available here and there's a full range of drinks to top off a meal.

Multipurpose venue Canova Hall serves up some seriously good pizza – it was a finalist in the National Pizza Awards. This place combines a bar, restaurant, and co-working space into one rustic venue that's flooded with light. Food is served all day, with a focus on Italian pasta and pizza. You can also try the pizza at the weekend bottomless brunch.

Based between Brixton and Clapham, Ferndales Pizza is a cosy local restaurant with an outdoor terrace. This bustling place is family-friendly and offers up a simple menu where the emphasis is on pizza with a range of toppings. Starters and oven-baked pasta dishes are also on the menu, as well as a choice of alcoholic drinks. It's affordable food with special offers on food and drinks packages.

Check out Mamma Dough for Neapolitan pizza with a proudly-South London attitude. The space is chic and contemporary and the menu uses local ingredients for a unique pizza. There are salads and starters to begin with, plus a varied selection of pizzas, including branch-specific specials. Try a classic margherita, a green vegan pizza, or one with anchovies.

Enjoy freshly-prepared pizza in the heart of Brixton at Forno Brixton. This cosy venue has indoor and outdoor tables and a menu written up on chalkboards. Dough is freshly made each day and used to craft a variety of pizzas with toppings for every preference, including veggie options and calzones. The menu also includes shakshuka and salads.

Get affordable artisan pizza at Pizza Brixton. This local spot began in Brixton and has spread around the city. In a rustic setting with indoor and outdoor seats you can choose from a concise menu of antipasti and pizzas with toppings that range from the basic to the elaborate. Desserts and alcoholic drinks are available to complete a meal. 

500 Degrees takes its name from its pizza oven that heats to a blistering 500 degrees. This simple and rustic restaurant specialises in traditional pizza cooked with passion. The well-curated menu includes salads and antipasti to begin a meal, but the emphasis is on pizza with a range of different toppings available. Aperitifs, wine, and beer are also served here.

Bar and restaurant The Brickstone has a welcoming community vibe. Whether you fancy some food, a drink, or some entertainment, this place has got you covered. The menu features accessible dishes including a choice of different pizzas, with veggie options available. Burgers and pasta dishes are also served in a cheerful and informal atmosphere.