Best pizzas in Verbier
Must-visit restaurants for pizza lovers
At the end of the day you'll be looking for somewhere to refuel.
With so many fantastic restaurants it comes as no surprise that there are a number of Italian eateries to choose from, all offering a great selection of delicious pizzas. Here’s our recommendation of where to head for the best.
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Al Capone
Located near the Brunet bus stop, Al Capone is one of the most popular places in Verbier to head for pizza. With over 25 pizzas to choose from off their evening menu, as well as an enticing selection of classic Italian and French dishes, there really is something to suit all tastes and dietary requirements. On top of that, they’re renowned around town for having a team of friendly and welcoming staff, and a cosy interior perfect for a relaxed evening with friends and family. Open until 23:00, reservations must be made by telephone, although they also have the option to takeaway.
A-Team Pizza
Whether you’re after an easy takeaway dinner for the family, or a late night snack after a heavy Farinet après session, A-Team Pizza is always a great option. Their location smack bang in the middle of town in Place Centrale makes them easy to get to from almost anywhere, and their pizzas are to die for. They serve until 23:30, and for an added 10.CHF they also offer a delivery service, so if you’re feeling lazy and just want a pizza without the hassle of walking into town, they’ve got you covered.
Borsalino
With a wealth of experience covering the last 15 years in Verbier, and with more than 30 years of cooking and pastry experience, Patrik and his team from Borsalino prepare some beautiful original dishes with influences from around the world. Almost everything off their menu is available for takeaway, making Borsalino a great option for an easy night in. They make their pizzas in an authentic wood-fired oven, which gives them a lovely smokey flavour, as well as serving a delicious range of pastas made in-house. Home made pasta and home made pizza - you can’t go too far wrong.
