The Best Pizza Spots in Nashville (That the Whole Family Will Love)

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Whether you like it thin, deep, or dripping with cheese, Nashville’s pizza scene delivers — literally and figuratively. From Chicago deep dish to New York-style slices that barely fit on your plate, here are some of our favorite pizza spots in town that make family pizza night something to look forward to.

312 Pizza Company — A Slice of Chicago in Germantown

When a pair of Chicago transplants moved to Nashville and asked their realtor where to find good pizza, the answer “Papa John’s” just didn’t cut it. So, in 2014, they opened 312 Pizza Company, bringing authentic deep-dish goodness straight from the Windy City to Germantown.

A true deep dish takes about 45 minutes to bake, but it’s worth every second. The crust is buttery, the sauce is rich, and the layers of cheese and toppings are perfection. While you wait, grab a drink and keep the kids entertained with table games like Cat Goat Cheese Pizza, cards, and more.

📍 Visit: Germantown
🍕 Try: The classic Chicago deep dish
🕒 Tip: Call ahead or order an appetizer — good things (and pizza) take time.

Taste of New York Pizza — Where Bigger Is Better

If you’re craving a true New York–style pie, Taste of NY Pizza is where it’s at. Home of the giant 18” pizza, this beauty barely fits on our kitchen table — and we’re not mad about it.

It’s enough to feed the whole family for less than what you’d spend at a national chain, and the flavor absolutely delivers. The crust is crisp yet foldable, the sauce is tangy, and the cheese is just right. Their customer service is unmatched — once, when they forgot a small side, they hand-delivered it to our door with a free cannoli dessert. Talk about above and beyond!

📍 Visit: Antioch
🍕 Try: The classic cheese or pepperoni (or go big with half-and-half toppings)
💬 Bonus: Don’t skip the cannoli.

Dicey’s Tavern — Laid-Back and Family-Friendly

Located in the Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood, Dicey’s Tavern hits that perfect balance between good food and good vibes. The atmosphere is relaxed, the patio is spacious, and it’s very kid-friendly — little ones can stretch their legs while you enjoy your meal.

The Hot Honey Pepperoni pizza and Loaded Tots are standouts, but everything we’ve tried so far has been a hit. It’s an easy go-to when you want a casual meal with great flavors and a fun outdoor setting.

📍 Visit: Wedgewood-Houston
🍕 Try: Hot Honey Pepperoni
☀️ Tip: Go on a nice day and snag a seat outside.

The Pizzeria at Frankie’s — Pizza, Trains, and Ice Cream

If you’re looking for a spot the kids will absolutely love, head to The Pizzeria at Frankie’s. They serve pizza by the slice, making it easy for everyone to pick what they like, and yes — they have soft-serve ice cream for dessert!

Time your visit right, and the kids can watch the train pass by — it’s a big hit with little ones. Their lunch special is hard to beat: two slices and a soda for $10. And if you’re feeling adventurous, try one of their sandwiches made with their house-made Bianca bread.

📍 Visit: Off Franklin Pike
🍕 Try: Two-slice lunch special
🍦 Bonus: Don’t leave without a swirl of soft serve.

From deep-dish indulgence to New York-sized slices, Nashville’s pizza lineup proves that great pizza doesn’t just belong to one city. Each of these spots offers something unique — whether it’s the family-friendly atmosphere, impeccable service, or that perfect cheese pull that keeps you coming back for more.

So next time you’re craving a night off from cooking, grab the kids, roll up your sleeves, and dig into one of Nashville’s best pizza pies.

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Ashlee Lowry
In 2023 my family traded in our flip flops for cowgirl boots and made the move from the Alabama Gulf Coast to Nashville with my husband, (Ben), two girls (Collins and Quinn), our big fluffball (Lionald) and our humble turtle (Shelly). I went from an in-office setting literally on the beach, to a work-from home setting in the music city and could not be happier with the change. We love to shake things up, experience new things and enjoy new perspectives. I am an extreme optimist, a daydreamer, a full time Marketing professional, a part-time writer, and a “whenever I can” adventurer! I like to think of myself as a free spirit, but realistically motherhood most often times binds me to a solid plan and scheduled days. I drink way too much caffeine and am a certified drink goblin (One for caffeine, one for hydration and one just for fun!) Being a mom most oftentimes demands behaviors such as going out in public and being social, but my favorite place in the world is on my couch. As a marketing professional I love telling stories. I enjoy sharing adventures, tips, tricks and my favorite mom-approved places to visit, experience, and see! I cannot wait to share my perspectives and opinions with this community and I look forward to connecting with other Nashville moms in our new home.

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