Pizza by city
The Slice Index is strongest in Cincinnati, New York, and Chicago, with emerging coverage in Columbus, Boston, Philadelphia, Italy, and beyond.
Start with the strongest city guides
Coverage is uneven by design: the guide reflects real visits, not scraped listings or crowd averages.
130 entries
Cincinnati
Home-base coverage, including 45 closed/archive records.
71 entries
New York
Slice shops, squares, coal-fired classics, and newer technical shops.
26 entries
Chicago
Tavern, deep dish, and newer high-craft pizzerias.
8 entries
Columbus
A developing guide with several serious modern entries.
8 entries
Boston
Bakery, slice-shop, and New England-adjacent coverage.
2 entries
Philadelphia
Small but meaningful coverage anchored by elite slice shops.
2 entries
Asheville
0 closed/archive
2 entries
Atlanta
0 closed/archive
1 entries
Austin
0 closed/archive
8 entries
Boston
0 closed/archive
15 entries
Chain
0 closed/archive
1 entries
Charlotte
0 closed/archive
26 entries
Chicago
3 closed/archive
130 entries
Cincinnati
45 closed/archive
1 entries
Cleveland
0 closed/archive
8 entries
Columbus
0 closed/archive
6 entries
Dayton
0 closed/archive
3 entries
Denver
1 closed/archive
4 entries
Detroit
0 closed/archive
1 entries
Dublin
0 closed/archive
3 entries
Indianapolis
0 closed/archive
5 entries
Italy
0 closed/archive
5 entries
Las Vegas
0 closed/archive
2 entries
London
0 closed/archive
1 entries
Louisville
0 closed/archive
2 entries
Minneapolis
0 closed/archive
13 entries
Naples
1 closed/archive
1 entries
New Haven
0 closed/archive
9 entries
New Jersey
0 closed/archive
71 entries
New York
3 closed/archive
2 entries
Philadelphia
0 closed/archive
2 entries
Seattle
1 closed/archive
1 entries
Tampa
0 closed/archive
6 entries
Washington, DC
0 closed/archive
1 entries
West Hollywood
0 closed/archive
1 entries
Wheeling, WV
0 closed/archive