6 Best Pizza Restaurants near Carrboro

“We love Napoli - the food, staff, atmosphere, but the noise level is nearly intolerable. I know, I know, I know you have installed some noise-dampening panels and there's little you can do about this other than installing shag carpet... I do wish, however, that the patrons would take it upon themselves to talk a bit more quietly.“

“Best pizza in NC. Thin Napoli crust, good wine selection too“

“This is the best pizza in carrboro and chapel hill, including the fancy pants places that are more expensive. I love it, especially their La nonna style. Had their Genoa (pesto and basil) pizza yesterday and it was terrific.

The gelato across that way is superb too! Waffle cones available. Love these places!“

“best bite in chapel hill and carrboro! just go in person, you won’t regret the atmosphere and the affordable giant slices of pizza and knots

Parking: plenty

Kid-friendliness: place always has kids, but it’s so nice

Wheelchair accessibility: one of the guys will hold the door for you!“

“My husband and I absolutely love Aidan's Pizza! We love that it is a small family business with great prices, excellent customer service, and high quality food. We have ordered many times and are always thoroughly satisfied with our meal. The Cheese Steak is delicious: perfectly cooked meat, toasty bread, cheesy, and well seasoned! We have tried the cheese sticks (the small is very generous!), the Kickin Tarheel Pizza, the Sweet Carolina Pizza, the Greek Goddess pizza (pictured), and the Caprese pizza. The pizzas are always fresh with generous toppings and delicious crust. Give Aidan's a try - you're missing out otherwise!“

“Guy Fieri should put this place on Diners Drive-Ins & Dives. Don't let the strip mall storefront fool you. Nor the kids working the counter. I am an Italian & ex-patriot Brooklyn native & this is the closest thing to my Grandmother's Sunday dinner that I have ever found in North Carolina. The house salad was all romaine no iceburg. The balsamic vinaigrette tasted homemade. There were even artichoke hearts in it. The mozzarella seemed to be hand breaded. The marinara tasted like it had been on slow cook since dawn. The garlic knots were very real. The penne was al dente & they seemed to give me a whole box of it. There was fresh shaved romano & fresh basil on top. It was like going back in time to the old neighborhood. My Southern wife special ordered the cheese lasagna with pesto & they even accommodated that unusual request. We did not have the pizza but for an authentic Sunday dinner it's the real thing. I wish they were not sold out of tiramisu I'm sure it's great too. If eggplant parmesan was on the menu it would be even better. The portions were so big we took half of it home in a box. Fresh sunflowers on the outdoor tables a very nice touch too. MOLTO BENNE!“