Neighborhood Guide
Best Pizza in Morris Park
A working Italian-American neighborhood where the pizza is spread along two avenues — Morris Park Ave and Williamsbridge Rd — and almost none of it is trying to impress anybody from Manhattan.
- 11 Pizzerias
- Classic Slice
- Neapolitan
Pizza Map of Morris Park (11 spots)
All Morris Park Pizzerias (11 spots, A–Z)
A Morris Park staple not far from Patricia's — another piece of the Bronx's deep Italian-American pizza tradition, serving the neighborhood for decades.
A sit-down room on Morris Park Avenue, part of the stretch of Italian-American restaurants that gives this Bronx neighborhood its reputation.
A Pelham Parkway pizzeria and full restaurant on Lydig Avenue, serving the neighborhood with classic pies and a broader Italian-American menu.
One of the cluster of pizzerias along Morris Park Avenue, the spine of a Bronx neighborhood where the Italian-American presence is still everyday rather than historic.
Wood-fired pies and a full pasta menu on Williamsbridge Road, the second cluster of Morris Park pizzerias a few blocks north of the main avenue.
Sits at the western end of Morris Park Avenue, named for the neighborhood it's been feeding — the kind of local shop the block treats as its default.
A Morris Park neighborhood pizzeria on Williamsbridge Road, a reliable classic NY-style spot in one of the Bronx's most Italian-American pockets.
A Michelin-listed brick-oven trattoria in Morris Park, more convivial and elegant than most Bronx pizza spots. The Regina — buffalo mozzarella, torn basil, and olive oil — is the one to order.
On Morris Park Avenue near Bogart, in the densest run of pizzerias in the neighborhood — four of them inside a few hundred feet.
Toward the western end of Morris Park Avenue, in the stretch that connects the neighborhood's main commercial strip to the Bronx River Parkway.
A full pizzeria-restaurant on Williamsbridge Road, the kind of Bronx room where the pizza shares the menu with everything else the kitchen makes.
About Pizza in Morris Park
Morris Park is one of the last Bronx neighborhoods where the Italian-American presence is still the everyday character of the place rather than a heritage strip. The pizzerias reflect that: family-run rooms, long-standing counters, and a few sit-down restaurants that have fed the same blocks for decades.
Morris Park Avenue carries the bulk of it, with a second cluster a few blocks north on Williamsbridge Road. Unlike Arthur Avenue, this isn't a destination strip — it's a neighborhood that happens to have more good pizza per block than most of the borough.