3 Best Pizza Places in Ann Arbor, MI

“Pizza House is designed with a roomy, laid-back dining room serving deep-dish pies and other Italian eats. The restaurant provides a variety of menu items, including famous Chicago and Sicilian deep-dish, traditional pizzas, wings, pastas, fried foods, salads, sandwiches, and chipatis. Enjoy the Large Chicken Salsa, which features a salsa base topped with chicken breast, onion, green pepper, tomato, and banana pepper. Pizza House provides private and semi-private areas to celebrate your special occasions. The restaurant also has vegetarian and gluten-free options available for dietary needs. The restaurant also offers happy hour menus.”

“Buddy's Pizza Ann Arbor is an iconic pizza restaurant known for its square slices and soups, plus other Italian and fast foods. They prepare a very light and crispy crust, which is known for its Detroit-style pizza. You can build your own pizza with their unique variety of toppings. Try their Wisconsin Brick Cheese Pizza, which is topped with Buddy’s Original or Tomato Basil Sauce. Buddy's Pizza Ann Arbor also provides starters, salads, pasta, and sandwiches. Download the Buddy’s Rewards app and earn 1 point for each dollar spent, and points mean free pizza. The restaurant has many branches in Auburn Hills, Dearborn, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Plymouth, and Warren locations.”

“Bigalora Wood Fired Cucina is an authentic pizza restaurant that provides Neapolitan, wood-fired pizzas, small plates, and gelato. The restaurant is located in Arbor Hills. All their dishes are prepared in a scratch kitchen. They make their pasta sauces and chop and roast vegetables for pizza toppings. Their pizza dough is made with 72-hour fermentation before being charred to perfection for 90 seconds in their 900-degree ovens. Try the Bacco Sausage pizza, which features house blend mozzarella, roasted onion, hot peppers, and house-made sausage. Bigalora Wood Fired Cucina provides private dining options and catering services. The restaurant offers vegan and happy hour menus.”