Where to get pizza in Orlando: downtown, MetroWest and Lake Nona

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Orlando’s pizza places are spread across the city. Downtown has three within a few blocks of Orange Avenue, two of them open until 3 a.m.; MetroWest and Kirkman Road have four, two of them Brazilian; and Lake Nona and the airport area off Semoran Boulevard each have two.

How we made this list. We started with OpenStreetMap records inside Orlando’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, and checked each place against its own website on Oct. 10, 2026. Panino’s Pizza & Pasta has no website; it is here because the state inspected it in September 2026. Chain stores are listed where OpenStreetMap records them; the chains’ own store finders list more. Restaurants on the theme park resorts and inside hotels are left out, as are Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza, Pizza Bruno and SoDough Square, whose sites would not load for us. The list is alphabetical. It is not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on it. Run one of these places? Write to us to add or correct your entry.

The list

The places

14 Bis Pizzeria on Wilshire Drive in MetroWest is the Orlando branch of a pizzeria chain founded in a garage in Sao Paulo, Brazil, in 1991. Its site says it came to Orlando in 2020 and serves pizzas and sfihas, with online ordering and delivery.

Antonio’s House of Pizza on South Kirkman Road makes New York-style pizza, calzones and stromboli, its site says, for pickup or delivery. It has a second shop in Kissimmee.

Domino’s in SoDo on South Orange Avenue is a walk-in, carryout and delivery store, its page says.

Giordano’s on West Sand Lake Road is the Chicago deep-dish chain’s restaurant near Universal. Its page invites guests to have beer or wine on the patio, or to order for pickup or delivery.

Gitto’s Pizza on South Orange Avenue downtown sells slices and whole pies for dine-in, pickup and delivery, and caters parties, its site says.

I Love NY Pizza on South Semoran Boulevard, near the airport, takes orders through its online ordering page, which lists pizzas, calzones and hot subs. The page shows only the current day’s hours.

Lazy Moon Pizza on East Colonial Drive in Mills 50 sells 30-inch pies and oversized slices made with dough aged 72 hours, with craft beer. Its other shops near UCF and in Maitland are outside the city limits.

Marco’s Pizza on South Hiawassee Road is the chain’s counter-service shop, with dine-in, takeout, delivery and curbside pickup, its page says.

Nona’s Urban Pizza on Tagore Place in Lake Nona mixes Italian favorites with Caribbean flavors, its site says, with build-your-own calzones and online ordering.

Panino’s Pizza & Pasta on South Orange Avenue downtown has no website of its own. The state’s inspection records list it at this address, last inspected in September 2026.

Papa Johns on North Mills Avenue is the chain’s delivery and carryout store.

Park Pizza & Brewing Co. on Lake Nona Boulevard brews its own beer and tops pizzas made on house dough, its site says. It has a dining room, a bar and a patio, and serves dine-in, takeout and delivery.

Pie-Fection on South Kirkman Road in MetroWest blends traditional pizza with Brazilian recipes, with calzones, pastas and an all-you-can-eat option, its site says. It also has shops in Kissimmee and Windermere.

Pig Floyd’s & Pigzza on North Mills Avenue in Mills 50 serves Pigzza’s sourdough pies alongside Pig Floyd’s smoked barbecue, from brisket to birria pizza, under one roof, its site says.

Pizza Hut on Lee Vista Boulevard is the chain’s delivery and carryout store near the airport.

Planet Pizza on West Washington Street downtown serves whole pies and slices late at night, Thursday to Sunday, in person or through delivery apps.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I get pizza in downtown Orlando?

Gitto’s Pizza at 120 S. Orange Ave., Panino’s Pizza & Pasta at 21 S. Orange Ave. and Planet Pizza at 14 W. Washington St. are downtown. Lazy Moon Pizza on East Colonial Drive and Pig Floyd’s & Pigzza on North Mills Avenue are a short way east in Mills 50.

Which Orlando pizza places are open late?

Gitto’s Pizza lists 3 a.m. Wednesday to Sunday and 2 a.m. Monday and Tuesday. Planet Pizza is open 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. Thursday to Sunday, and Lazy Moon on East Colonial Drive lists 2:30 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.

Where can I get pizza in Lake Nona?

Nona’s Urban Pizza at 9971 Tagore Place and Park Pizza & Brewing Co. at 6941 Lake Nona Blvd. Park Pizza has a dining room, a bar and a patio, its site says.

Where can I get Brazilian-style pizza in Orlando?

14 Bis Pizzeria on Wilshire Drive, a branch of a Sao Paulo chain, and Pie-Fection on South Kirkman Road, whose menu blends traditional pizza with Brazilian recipes. Both are in MetroWest.

Where can I get deep-dish pizza in Orlando?

Giordano’s at 6203 W. Sand Lake Road, near Universal, is open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily and has a patio, its site says.