Pizza Bucket List: The Nine Best Spots To Get Your Fix In Dublin

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Pizza is basically the answer to all our problems.

Whether we’ve been dumped or just had a bad day at work, its cheesy, doughy goodness makes everything better.

So to celebrate the beloved Italian dish we’ve compiled a bucket list of the best places to chow down on some good ol’ pies in Dublin in 2018.

While you’re tucking into one of these ooey gooey slices, why not wash it down with an ice-cold glass of Archway? This newly released lager from Franciscan Well beckons beer lovers with its clear golden body and early hop aroma, not to mention its light pear and malt sweetness. You’re thirsty already, we know it.

Now back to pizza! How many of these bad boys have you tried yet?

1. Lucky’s, Meath Street

Coke Lane serves up mouthwatering wood-fired pizzas from a gazebo beside Frank Ryan’s in Smithfield, but they now also have a permanent home in Lucky’s bar on Meath Street.

The pizzas are charred and doughy, with tomato sauce to die for.

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2. Dublin Pizza Company, Aungier Street

Dublin Pizza Company serves the good stuff straight out of a window and sometimes has queues snaking down the street.

They traveled to Naples to find the perfect recipe, built their own pizza oven, grow their own fresh ingredients and source lots of Irish ones (Dingle Whiskey cured salami, we’re lookin’ at you).

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3. Bottega Toffoli, Castle Street

Nestled in a tiny spot behind Dublin Castle, you’ll find Bottega Toffoli, one of the most authentic pizza joints in town.

The pizza crusts are charred and doughy, perfect for sopping up some olive oil and salt, while toppings range from creamy buffalo mozzarella to Calabrian salami and Italian sausages.

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