Best Pizza Restaurants in Atlantic City
With its robust Italian American population, as well as its proximity to pizza hot spots like New York City and Philadelphia, you can bet there are some great pizza restaurants in Atlantic City. But make no mistake: the pizza places here still have a flavor all their own. Read on for a few of our top pizza picks.
Tony Boloney’s. In a town that’s famous for being old-school, Tony Boloney’s serves slices that are decidedly new-school, including its most famous creation, the Taco Pizza, which is literally a collection of tacos (18–24 tacos, to be exact-ish) served atop a pizza. (Don’t worry, there’s guac on it too).
Zorro’s Pizza. The New York–style pies are excellent here, but those in the know know that Zorro’s best creation is its square-cut Sicilian–style pizza, made using a secret-recipe sauce from the owner’s grandmother. If, by some miracle, you have room for dessert, the Nutella pizza rarely disappoints either.
Jersey Shore Pizza & Grill. Sometimes, when you’re cruising down the boardwalk, only a basic, portable, foldable slice will do. Luckily, Jersey Shore Pizza is there to deliver exactly that: large, floppy, New York–style slices with topping choices that range from plain cheese to buffalo chicken.