Looking for the best pizza in Malta? Try my top pizza restaurant in Malta, serving up a delicious slice!

Best pizza restaurants in Malta

When I first moved to Malta back in 2017, I couldn’t wait to have Italian pizza right at my doorstep. Located so close to Italy, I believed that the Maltese cuisine would be the same as traditional Italian food. And while I wasn’t completely wrong, I quickly learned that Maltese food is a cuisine of its own that is not particularly based on pizza and pasta.

A lot of restaurants in Malta have pizza on the menu, but far from all serve up a proper, quality slice. After several rather disappointing encounters, I found some spots that were truly great.

Of course, pizzas come in many shapes and variants, and we all have different preferences. Personally, I prefer a thin, chewy crust with quality cheese and simple toppings.

Top Pizza Restaurant in Malta

After living in Malta for three years and trying out what feels like every pizza restaurant on the island, I found my absolute favourites. I found a mix of popular and lesser-known pizzerias in Malta that were all worth a try. While they slightly differed from other “best pizza restaurants in Malta” lists, they were my truly tried and tested go-tos.

Sadly, since publishing this post, several of them have closed down. I am therefore left with my absolute best pizza in Malta:

1. Prosciutteria – Best Pizza in Malta

During the Coronavirus lockdown in Malta, we ordered a lot of food delivery through Wolt and Bolt Food. And my favourite restaurant to order a quick lunch or dinner treat from quickly became Prosciutteria.

This pizza restaurant is located in Gzira if you want to dine in, but honestly, the food is just as delicious for take-away and delivery. Some pizzas turn sloppy or just don’t feel that fresh when you get them delivered, but that is not the case with Prosciutteria! Their pizzas (and especially the Diavola) simply make the best pizza delivery in Malta.

The pizzas from Prosciutteria are egg-shaped and not cut, served in a rectangular pizza box. The restaurant doesn’t slice the pizza on purpose – to ensure it is fresh and leave it up to you to slice it how you like. The dough is chewy and tasty, and the toppings always bring lots of flavours.

The restaurant is run by Zero Sei, who also operates the famous Valletta pizzeria Sotto. In their own words, they offer more than Italian restaurants, with real Roman cuisine.

Prosciutteria Restaurant Malta, Details

Amigos – Best Non-Italian Pizza in Malta

Sometimes, you might want a great pizza that is a bit different. Then I would recommend pizza from Amigos Malta!

Amigos is a restaurant chain in Malta with pizza, burgers, taco and more on the menu. While not a traditional pizzeria, they have a good selection of various pizzas. One thing that really characterises the Amigos pizza is the use of sesame seeds on the dough crust. This adds a unique taste and crunch which complements the other flavours of the pizzas well.

If you are looking for a cheat-day meal or a restaurant that offers a selection of dishes with something for everyone, Amigos is a good choice.

Amigos Malta, Details
  • Where: Sliema, Ta’xbiex, Zabbar, Hamrun, Bugibba, Mosta 
  • Opening hours: Depending on the location
  • Website: https://www.amigos.com.mt/
  • Contact: +356 2733 1111


Favourite pizzerias in Malta that are no longer open

I wish it wasn’t so, but since first publishing this post, three (!) of my favourite pizzerias in Malta have closed:

  • HiMú – the best Italian pizza in Malta
  • La Vecchia Taranto – the best pizza restaurant in Valetta
  • Roma Capoccia – the best cheap pizza in Malta

While they are all currently closed, I do have a hope that some of them will open again in the future.


There you have my 5 pizzeria favourites in Malta, serving up some of the best pizza in Malta. No matter if you want to eat in or order delivery, these five pizzerias are great choices for a delicious meal. In short, you should try (at least) a slice from each one you can!

Want more Malta recommendations?
Check out the Malta section at DineWineLove.

About the Author

Anita Fosen: a Norwegian writer and foodie, living in Spain
I started my first blog in 2008 and have been an online writer ever since. I have completed a Journalism BA in London and currently work as a freelance content writer, editor and translator. With DineWineLove, I want to use my knowledge and passions to create fun, interesting and useful content.

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4 Comments

  1. I loved this post! It’s so helpful to have a curated list of the best pizzerias in Malta. I can’t wait to try some of these places! Any recommendations for a must-try topping? 🍕

  2. Great post! I can’t wait to try out the pizzerias you mentioned. The recommendations are spot on, especially the one in Valletta. Thanks for sharing these hidden gems! 🍕

  3. This post made my mouth water! I can’t wait to try all these pizzerias during my next visit to Malta. The recommendations are spot on, and I’m especially curious about the one with the truffle oil – that sounds divine! Thanks for sharing! 🍕❤️

  4. This post made me seriously hungry! I can’t believe I haven’t tried some of these places yet. Can’t wait to check out the recommendations, especially the one with the wood-fired pizza! Thanks for sharing! 🍕

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