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The Best Pizza Spots in Fort Worth (2026)

The Best Pizza Spots in Fort Worth: 1. Slice City Pizza · 2. Pizza Snob · 3. Cidercade Fort Worth · 4. Southside Cellar · 5. Old Chicago Pizza + Taproom. Addresses, prices and what to order.

Marcus Tatum
By Marcus Tatum Fort Worth Editor · Updated September 2026 · How the score is built
The Best Pizza Spots in Fort Worth (2026)

Fort Worth has its own pizza character, from late-night slices near the Near Southside to build-your-own counter operations and sports-bar pies with a deep tap list. None of these rooms are trying to be Dallas. Six spots worth knowing, ranked by the Insider Score.

1 Slice City Pizza Yelp

Slice City Pizza

Pizza · Fort Worth
6.9

Late-night New York-style by the slice is a short list in Cowtown, and Slice City earns its spot on it. The pepperoni slice is the draw, the pies are sold whole or by the slice, and the room runs small and counter-service fast. Regulars followed the place when it moved from its original location, which says something about the product. For a straightforward NY slice after hours, this is the Fort Worth answer.

Call Directions Scored from the full review record 7445 Oakmont Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76132 · (817) 377-0616
2 Pizza Snob Yelp

Pizza Snob

Pizza · Fort Worth · $$
5.2

Pizza Snob runs a build-your-own counter format, closer in spirit to a fast-casual assembly line than a sit-down pie house. Customers choose their toppings and the kitchen turns orders quickly. The classic cheese and pepperoni builds hold up on their own, and the concept rewards regulars who know what they want. Counter service keeps the pace moving, and the casual room handles a crowd without much friction.

Call Directions Scored from the full review record 3051 S University Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76109 · (817) 462-7662
3 Cidercade Fort Worth Yelp

Cidercade Fort Worth

Arcades · Fort Worth
5.3

Cidercade is an arcade bar anchored by draft cider and unlimited games, not a pizza destination. The draw is the format: pay in, play as long as the group wants, drink cider or beer at the bar. The bartender runs the floor and enforces a measured pace on service. Groups and meetup crowds fill the space well. Worth noting that the bar staff keeps things deliberate, which shapes the experience for better or worse depending on the night.

Call Directions Scored from the full review record 1813 W Bowie St, Ste 101, Fort Worth, TX 76110 · (682) 231-8381
4 Southside Cellar Yelp

Southside Cellar

Beer · Fort Worth
5.9

Southside Cellar sits in the Near Southside with a wine-and-beer program anchored by knowledgeable floor staff and a pizza kitchen that the room takes seriously. The pies draw their own praise independent of the bar. Staff enthusiasm around the baking side of the operation comes through consistently. Happy-hour timing rewards the early crowd before the tap selection thins on busy event nights. A capable neighborhood room that earns repeat visits.

Call Directions Scored from the full review record 125 S Main, Fort Worth, TX 76104 · (682) 703-2184
5 Old Chicago Pizza + Taproom Yelp

Old Chicago Pizza + Taproom

Pizza · Fort Worth · $$
2.6

Old Chicago runs the sports-bar format with a large draft selection and a menu anchored by pizza and the pepperoni rolls, which draw consistent notice as the thing to order. The bar area handles groups comfortably and the tap list is broad enough to keep the beer side of the visit interesting. Full-service, table-seated, and suited to a group night out in Fort Worth without much fuss.

Call Directions Scored from the full review record 8933 N Fwy, Fort Worth, TX 76177 · (817) 847-7170
6 Boston's Pizza Restaurant & Sports Bar Yelp

Boston's Pizza Restaurant & Sports Bar

Seafood · Fort Worth · $$
3.8

Boston's covers the sports-bar and trivia-night corner of the Fort Worth pizza landscape. The taco pizza and fish and chips both appear in the order record as solid performers, with the taco pizza drawing particular notice for its loaded toppings. Trivia nights give the room a regular-crowd purpose beyond game-day viewing. Service receives mixed marks depending on how busy the floor is, so earlier visits on weekday evenings tend to run more smoothly.

Call Directions Scored from the full review record 6501 North Fwy, Fort Worth, TX 76131 · (817) 420-9988

Frequently asked

What are the best pizza spots near me in Fort Worth?
The six spots in this guide cover Fort Worth from late-night slices at Slice City Pizza to build-your-own counter service at Pizza Snob to sports-bar pies at Old Chicago and Boston's. Each listing carries an Insider Score based on the review record. No restaurant pays to be listed or ranked.
Which Fort Worth pizza place is best for a group night out?
Old Chicago Pizza + Taproom and Boston's Pizza Restaurant & Sports Bar both handle groups well, with large bar areas, draft tap lists, and table-service formats suited to a longer visit. Cidercade Fort Worth adds arcade games to the mix for a group that wants entertainment alongside drinks.
Is there late-night pizza in Fort Worth?
Slice City Pizza is the clearest answer on this list for late-night New York-style slices. The room is small and counter-service fast, and it has held a following through a location change. Check current hours before heading out.
How does the Insider Score work, and do restaurants pay to be included?
The Insider Score is calculated from the review record and reflects consistency and overall standing across a large sample of customer feedback. No restaurant pays to appear on Top of Dallas or to receive a favorable ranking. The score is the only basis for placement in this guide.
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We start with the review record, not a press release. Every room here is a real kitchen with a strong rating across a meaningful number of reviews, ranked on our 10-point Insider Score. We weight consistency over time and the rooms locals return to, not the ones tourists pass through once. The list updates as the data does. How we work →

About the writer
Marcus Tatum
Fort Worth Editor

Marcus works the west side of the metroplex, Fort Worth, the Stockyards, Arlington, and Mansfield. He covers the Cowtown steakhouses, the smokehouses, and the ranch-country rooms the Dallas writers usually drive past, and he files from the table, not the press release.

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