Where to get pizza in Miami: Calle Ocho, Brickell and Biscayne

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

Miami’s pizza clusters on Calle Ocho (SW Eighth Street), where four chain stores line the street, in downtown and Brickell, and along Biscayne Boulevard and NW Seventh Street. Coconut Grove and Little River each have a sit-down pizzeria.

How we made this list. We started with OpenStreetMap records inside Miami’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, and checked each place against its own website on Oct. 10, 2026. Batch, Harry’s Pizzeria and the chain stores the map missed were added from their own sites. Casola’s has no website; it is here because the state inspected it on Sept. 21, 2026 (inspection records). Places whose sites are down, now point somewhere else or no longer list a Miami shop are left off. 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

Batch Brickell calls itself a Miami gastropub. Its menu leads with brick-oven pizza alongside wings and burgers, with a pizza night on Thursdays, live music during the week and a weekend brunch. It takes pickup and delivery orders through its site.

Casola’s Pizzeria & Sub Shop is a pizzeria and sub shop on SW 17th Avenue. It has no website, so we list no hours; the state inspected it in September 2026.

Domino’s has seven stores inside the city, two of them on Calle Ocho. Each store page lists delivery and carryout, and most stay open until 1 a.m., later on weekends.

Harry’s Pizzeria Coconut Grove is the Grove location of a small pizzeria group with a second shop in Miami Beach. It runs a weekday dine-in happy hour, takes table reservations and handles takeout and delivery orders through its site.

Ironside Pizza is an Italian restaurant in the Ironside complex in Little River. It says its wood-fired oven is at the heart of the kitchen, serves Neapolitan-style pizza and fresh pasta, and takes reservations, catering and private events.

Mario the Baker on West Flagler Street is a downtown pizzeria. Its site lists Italian food, pizza and pasta for dine-in, takeout and delivery, plus catering and party bookings.

Papa Johns has four stores in the city. The SW Eighth Street store lists 3 a.m. every night; each page lists delivery and carryout hours.

Pizza Hut has five stores in the city, in Flagami, Little Havana, Allapattah, Midtown and on Coral Way. Each store page lists delivery and carry-out hours.

More places to eat in Miami

• Where to get wings
• Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants
• Breakfast and coffee
• Where to get burgers
• Sushi and Asian restaurants
• Ice cream and desserts
• Bakeries
• Patios and outdoor dining
• Where to eat in Miami: all the lists
• Brunch, date night, the local directory and restaurant inspections

Frequently asked questions

Where can I get pizza in Miami?

Eight pizza places at 21 locations inside the city limits: Batch Brickell, Casola’s Pizzeria & Sub Shop, seven Domino’s stores, Harry’s Pizzeria in Coconut Grove, Ironside Pizza, Mario the Baker downtown, four Papa Johns and five Pizza Hut stores.

Which Miami pizza places are open late?

The Papa Johns at 400 SW Eighth St. lists 3 a.m. every day, and the one at 2877 Biscayne Blvd. lists 3 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Most Domino’s stores in the city list 1 a.m., or 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.

Where can I get pizza in downtown Miami?

Mario the Baker is at 43 W. Flagler St. and lists hours until midnight every day. Batch Brickell, at 30 SW 12th St., serves brick-oven pizza a short walk south.

Where can I get wood-fired pizza in Miami?

Ironside Pizza, 7580 NE Fourth Court in Little River, says its wood-fired oven is at the heart of its kitchen and serves Neapolitan-style pizza. Batch Brickell lists brick-oven pizza.