Best pizza on property?

[tinkerhon]

Where did you read that?

An Epcot imagineers book … also read online … if you google search, a ton of articles come up

 

[mkb3]

Why would they import water when there are water treatment machines that can do it in house with local tap water.

 

[ShannyMcB]

Via Napoli 100%
Blaze is not bad, it’s a chain so if you have one near you it will be fairly consistent
My kids didn’t mind the pizza at connections. Mama melrose was ok according to them as well if you are going before it closes.

 

[Dizzytime]

We love Via Napoli's pizza, and can't wait to go there every trip. It's about the only pizza we eat at Disney World anymore.

 

[tinkerhon]

Why would they import water when there are water treatment machines that can do it in house with local tap water.

I have no idea…. Tradition ? Lol

 

[eandt]

We love Via Napoli's pizza, and can't wait to go there every trip. It's about the only pizza we eat at Disney World anymore.

It’s been a few years and it may have been the booze but the Margarita pizza at Terralina at DS was pretty decent as well … the entire meal there was surprisingly good

 

[Grumpy by Birth]

We like Mod Pizza but it's off-property (15 min. from Disney Springs).

We don't get pizza at WDW much because, as others have said, a lot of the pizza on property is bleh. We enjoy the "make you own" restaurants like Mod, Blaze, Pie-o-neer back home and occasionally get Blaze at DS.

We thought about trying Giordanos

We've had Giordano's delivered to AKL and also driven over there to dine in. It's really good. If you don't like Chicago-style deep dish (which is basically a brick of mozzarella inside a thin crispy crust), they also have traditional "hand-tossed" crust pizzas too.

I've also read about the water making the difference in pizza crust taste and consistency. We might give Via Napoli a try next visit.

 

[Leight19]

We don't get pizza at WDW much because, as others have said, a lot of the pizza on property is bleh. We enjoy the "make you own" restaurants like Mod, Blaze, Pie-o-neer back home and occasionally get Blaze at DS.



We've had Giordano's delivered to AKL and also driven over there to dine in. It's really good. If you don't like Chicago-style deep dish (which is basically a brick of mozzarella inside a thin crispy crust), they also have traditional "hand-tossed" crust pizzas too.

I've also read about the water making the difference in pizza crust taste and consistency. We might give Via Napoli a try next visit.

Giordanos deep dish was one of my favorite pizzas I ever got at Disney. However that was first time I got it (2022?). I got it several times after in other trips and after about 3 times of being disappointed in it I stopped trying it.

 

[Grumpy by Birth]

We haven't been to Orlando locations of Giordano's in several years. When in Chicago, we sometimes go there for one of our meals, but found that we like the pizza at The Exchequer restaurant a little bit more.

 

[TheDailyMoo]

Via Napoli is good, but about a year ago we tried the pizza at Trattoria Al Forno on the Boardwalk for the first time. I thought it was better than Via Napoli and less expensive.

Pizza at Trattoria is more than decent and does the trick.

FWIW best QS pizza is at Connections in Epcot. Looks like a real slice not the usual QS yuck.

 

[RivShore]

Pizza at Trattoria is more than decent and does the trick.

FWIW best QS pizza is at Connections in Epcot. Looks like a real slice not the usual QS yuck.

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I forgot about Connections pizza, it is much better than the average QS (very close to the NY/NJ pizza we know and love)

 

[GrumpyInPhilly]

We don't get pizza at WDW much because, as others have said, a lot of the pizza on property is bleh. We enjoy the "make you own" restaurants like Mod, Blaze, Pie-o-neer back home and occasionally get Blaze at DS.



We've had Giordano's delivered to AKL and also driven over there to dine in. It's really good. If you don't like Chicago-style deep dish (which is basically a brick of mozzarella inside a thin crispy crust), they also have traditional "hand-tossed" crust pizzas too.

I've also read about the water making the difference in pizza crust taste and consistency. We might give Via Napoli a try next visit.

Our usernames are similar and we both like "make your own" pizzas (I also like Blaze in addition to MOD). I never heard of Pie-o-neer so I googled it and there's a location in Hazelton, PA. Would you happen to also be from PA?

 

[BeachMouse1]

In my opinion the pizza at the window next to Via Napoli is good if you like a thick Sicilian slice. But it’s not always open

 

[OKW Lover]

In my opinion the pizza at the window next to Via Napoli is good if you like a thick Sicilian slice. But it’s not always open

I always thought it was strange that they don't serve the same pizza there as you get inside Via Napoli.

 

[NYCgrrl]

I always thought it was strange that they don't serve the same pizza there as you get inside Via Napoli.

I’m pretty sure the pizza window uses a different type of oven in a closer to the window location. I’d guess it’s electric.

 

[OKW Lover]

I’m pretty sure the pizza window uses a different type of oven in a closer to the window location. I’d guess it’s electric.

Interesting. They also don't use the same pizza dough, sauce or toppings. It's a completely different pizza.

 

[BeachMouse1]

I always thought it was strange that they don't serve the same pizza there as you get inside Via Napoli.

I don’t know if it’s true but someone told me it was owned by a different establishment and that they can only open a certain amount of days per year. That’s what I was told don’t know if any truth to it but I love Sicilian pizza so whenever I see it open I grab a slice even if I’m not so hungry LOL

 

[gharter]

Not a fan of most of most of the pizza at WDW, but Via Napoli is very good. However, at most of the Italian restaurants we dine at, we are not getting the pizza.

 

[kylenne]

Getting an Uber to MCO and getting on a plane to NY or NJ.

It's all mid on property. Via Napoli included.

 

[Grumpy by Birth]

Our usernames are similar and we both like "make your own" pizzas (I also like Blaze in addition to MOD). I never heard of Pie-o-neer so I googled it and there's a location in Hazelton, PA. Would you happen to also be from PA?

Hi, Grumpy! No, I'm not from PA. The "Pie-o-neer" location I've visited was when I lived in Virginia Beach several years ago. I've never seen one anywhere else.