Puglia Pizza sits on South Street in Washington Square West, part pizza counter, part small Italian grocery. Up front, a curated market stocks imported olive oils, pastas, and sauces from Southern Italy for anyone looking to cook the same flavors at home.
The menu leans into both Italian tradition and Philly habit, pairing classic dishes with local staples like cheesesteaks, and building vegan and gluten-free options into the pizza lineup. Pizzas are made to order on a fresh, signature dough, and Nutella-based specialties have become a recognizable part of the menu.
Regulars describe a warm, family-run feel and a neighborhood spot that fills up with familiar faces. The shop also handles catering for private parties and larger events.
The menu leans into both Italian tradition and Philly habit, pairing classic dishes with local staples like cheesesteaks, and building vegan and gluten-free options into the pizza lineup. Pizzas are made to order on a fresh, signature dough, and Nutella-based specialties have become a recognizable part of the menu.
Regulars describe a warm, family-run feel and a neighborhood spot that fills up with familiar faces. The shop also handles catering for private parties and larger events.