Chattanooga might not always get national attention as a pizza city, but locals know how good it really is. From wood-fired Neapolitan spots to classic New York slices and creative local favorites, there’s a surprising range of styles across the city. We’ve put together a list of the places people keep coming back to.
Browse by neighborhood: Downtown · Northshore · Southside · St. Elmo · Red Bank
📍 850 Market St, Chattanooga, TN 37402
Neighborhood: Downtown
Community Pie has become one of the first names people mention when you ask about pizza in Chattanooga. Their menu covers New York-style, Detroit-style, and Neapolitan pizza, plus gelato, which makes it an easy downtown pick when everyone at the table wants something a little different.
♿️ Wheelchair accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating
📍 3 Locations
Neighborhood: Northshore, Southside & East Ridge
Pizza Bros has three Chattanooga-area locations: Northshore, Southside, and East Ridge. Their menu leans fun and big-flavor, with specialty pies, wings, cheese bread, and plenty of late-night-friendly options.
♿️ Wheelchair accessible entrance (Northshore & Southside locations confirmed)
📍5 Locations
Neighborhood: Downtown (plus Cleveland & Ooltewah)
Lupi’s opened in 1996 and was Chattanooga’s first pizzeria serving authentic hand-tossed pizza. They’re known for fresh-made dough, sauces made daily, and 30-plus toppings, which is why it still feels like one of the city’s true pizza originals.
♿️ Wheelchair accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating
📍405 N Market St, Chattanooga, TN 37405
Neighborhood: Northshore
Fiamma is the Northshore pick when you want authentic Neapolitan-style pizza. Their pies are cooked in a 100 percent wood-burning Italian brick oven, with daily-prepared dough, fresh plum tomatoes, and house-made mozzarella.
♿️ Wheelchair accessible entrance
📍 612 E Main St, Chattanooga, TN 37408
Neighborhood: Southside
Southside Pizza keeps East Main covered with New York-style pies, slices, calzones, sandwiches, and scratch-made basics like dough, sauce, sausage, and meatballs. It’s a practical Southside stop when you want something casual and reliable.
♿️ Wheelchair accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating
📍4400 Dayton Blvd, Red Bank, TN 37415
Neighborhood: Red Bank
Pizzeria Cortile is a Red Bank neighborhood spot focused on Neapolitan-style wood-fired pizza, locally grown ingredients when possible, and made-from-scratch specials. Their Friday pasta night is also a neighborhood tradition.
♿️ Wheelchair accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating
📍2000 E 23rd St, Chattanooga, TN 37404
Neighborhood: Highland Park (plus a Hixson location)
Chattanooga Pizza Co. started on East 23rd Street and now has a second location in Hixson. It’s a straightforward local pizza shop with classic pies, big portions, and the kind of no-fuss setup that works well for takeout nights
♿️ Wheelchair accessible entrance
📍 3924 Tennessee Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37409
Neighborhood: St. Elmo
Mr. T’s is a family-owned pizza and ice cream shop in historic St. Elmo. It’s the kind of old-school neighborhood stop where pizza, breadsticks, subs, and ice cream all live under one roof.
♿️ Wheelchair accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating
Chattanooga Pizza FAQs
What's the best wood-fired pizza in Chattanooga?
Fiamma Pizza Company and Pizzeria Cortile both cook true Neapolitan-style pies in wood-burning ovens — Fiamma on the Northshore, Pizzeria Cortile in Red Bank.
Where can I get classic New York-style pizza?
Pizza Bros, Southside Pizza, Lupi's Pizza Pies, and Community Pie all serve NY-style pies by the slice or whole pie.
Are gluten-free pizza options available?
Yes — Community Pie and Pizza Bros both offer gluten-free crust.
Which Chattanooga pizza spots are wheelchair accessible?
Every spot in this guide has wheelchair accessible entrances — look for the ♿️ note under each listing for full details on parking, restrooms, and seating.
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