Grab Some Pizza in Charlotte this Month!

Dated: October 12 2023

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It's October, which means it is National Pizza Month! It's also Italian-American Heritage Month and National Pasta Month, so it's a great time to try all the delectable types of pizza and carbs you can! 

 

Pizza was first invented in 1889 during a visit to Naples by Queen Margherita and Italian King Umberto I. Since then, it has been a go-to meal option for people worldwide, and it's easy to see why. You can eat pizza for any meal of the day, and it's great for all types of gatherings!

 

We've listed some popular places around Charlotte to get your pizza fix this month and beyond!

 

Bird Pizzeria

Although being called a hole-in-the-wall may not seem favorable, people tend to listen when a restaurant's name is featured on Forbes' list of best new restaurants. In 2021, Kerrel and Nkem Thompson opened Bird in Optimist Park. The pizza at this Black-owned establishment is simple and classic. It features a variety of vegan and vegetarian options, as well as topping choices that include hot honey and Calabrian peppers. 

 

Salud Cerveceria

A favorite in Charlotte, Salud Cerveceria is known for its wood-fired pizza. Their 12-inch creations are available daily, and they also have vegan cheese options. Check out their menu for their unique offerings - plus, they serve breakfast!

 

Geno D's Pizza

Geno’s is a family-owned pizzeria serving various Italian-style dishes, such as garlic knots, focaccia sandwiches, and New Jersey-style pizza. Its signature dish is the grandma-style pizza, which features red sauce, cheese, and pesto ribbons on each slice. The sweet and tangy taste of their hot honey pizza with peppadews and pepperoni will keep you coming back for more.

 

Pure Pizza

Pure Pizza is known for its focus on seasonal ingredients, which it uses in its signature dishes. Although the wait times can run long (it's a small restaurant), the Lil' Weezy Five Cheezy pizza with cheese, smoked mozzarella, parmesan, and secret sauce is a great choice. The restaurant also serves up pizza inside or outside.

 

True Crafted Pizza

TRUE is known for its wood-fired crust, brushed with olive oil and charred on the grill. Try the House-Made Pesto pizza, which blends house-made pesto sauce, parmesan cheese, caramelized onions, yellow and red bell peppers, and pine nuts!

 

Pizzeria Sapienza

This establishment is known for its amazing NY-style pizza! It's located in downtown and has outdoor and indoor seating. Order your pizza, then grab a drink at the bar! They'll deliver your pizza once it's ready, and you're good to go! Pizzeria Sapienza CLT also serves up a variety of sandwiches plus dessert!

 

Where do you enjoy pizza around Charlotte? Which pizza joints do you recommend? 

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