As of November 2026, D'Allesandro's Pizza is #1 in TasteSignal's Pizza ranking for Charleston, SC, followed by EVO Pizzeria and Renzo. Pizza recognition: Charleston City Paper (May 2024, winner), Charleston City Paper (May 2023, winner) and 5 more.
From Neapolitan to New York-style, Charleston's pizza scene has never been stronger. This ranking leans on pizza-specific coverage from critics and local guides, then on overall quality.
← Back to all rankingsWood-fired pies with a chewy, blistered crust and small-plate Italian sides in Park Circle. Solid for lunch, dinner, or a casual crew night.
Hours, prices and booking details are from our 2026 checks. Confirm with the restaurant before you go.
Small room, wood-fired pies, and a rotating list of pours from small European producers.
Hours, prices and booking details are from our 2026 checks. Confirm with the restaurant before you go.
Where the top-ranked spots in this category are, from downtown to the islands. The number is each restaurant's overall rank in Pizza this month.
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As of November 2026, D'Allesandro's Pizza is #1 in TasteSignal's Pizza ranking for Charleston, SC, followed by EVO Pizzeria and Renzo. Why it leads: pizza recognition: Charleston City Paper (May 2024, winner), Charleston City Paper (May 2023, winner) and 5 more.
Every restaurant in the category is ranked from named, dated evidence: critic and local-guide coverage, diner ratings on Google, Tripadvisor and Yelp, recent news and how long it has stayed on critics' lists. The data behind this category is still developing, so next month's update could reorder the top 3. Rankings refresh monthly.