The Best Pizza Places In Different States Across The U.S.

You can get pizza anywhere, but anyone you order is most likely cheap and mass-produced. Sometimes it's really great, and other times it's a mess. Fortunately, every state in the US has at least one nice pizza place that does it right.

In the list below, we will show you some great pizza joints in some states. Each spot has a different way of doing things, but one common denominator to all of them is their uncanny ability to have you wanting more.

1. Alabama: Davenport's Pizza Palace – Mountain Brook

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Located in the city of Mountain Brook on the outskirts of Birmingham, this Pizza palace has been hailed as the best pizza place in the world, and it is family owned. It was named after a Major League Baseball player known as Jim Davenport and has been around for a very long time.

2. Alaska: Moose's Tooth Pub & Pizzeria – Anchorage

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This pub gets some of the best pizza reviews on earth. They are famous for their great toppings, and they have an extensive and creative menu you can choose from.

3. Arizona: Federal Pizza – Phoenix

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This is not a restaurant but a drive-through pizza place that serves great pizza with a variety of topping options, including mushroom, fennel, goat cheese, ricotta, and many more. They will also provide a recommendation of a good beer or wine that perfectly complements the pizza you buy.

4. Arkansas: U.S. Pizza Company – Several branches

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This pizza company has won quite a number of awards for its pizza. One of their famous pizza types is the Supreme Pizza, with pepperoni, beef, sausage, green peppers, onions, and mushrooms. It has different branches across Arkansas in cities like Fayetteville, Jonesboro, and Little Rock, among others.

5. California: Pitfire Pizza – Los Angeles

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This pizza joint is regarded as the best in Los Angeles and is popularly known as a trendsetter that led to the popularity of wood-fired pizza places in Southern California. Some of their top options include the Honey Bear, the Burrata, and the Vegan Margherita.

6. Connecticut: Zuppardi's Apizza – West Haven

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This pizza place has a history that can be traced back decades. Their pizzas are immaculate, and one bite will have you pining for more. What's more? Their pizza can be ordered online and delivered anywhere in the US.

7. Delaware: Wood Fired Pizza Shop – Newark

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This is also a wood-fired pizza shop where flavorful pizzas are created. This place does not have a really extensive menu but what they lack in varieties, they make for in quality. One of their top pizzas includes The Fighting Blue Hen and Mamma Mia.

Which of these have you been to and do they live up to their rep?