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Best Pizza in Geelong 2026 | Top Pizzerias

Find the best pizza in Geelong 2026. Discover wood-fired pizzerias, delivery options, and top-rated restaurants across Newtown, Little Malop Street and suburban Geelong.

By Geelong Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Best Pizza in Geelong 2026 | Top Pizzerias
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Best Pizza in Geelong 2026

Geelong has a growing restaurant scene reflecting the city's economic and population growth, and the pizza sector has improved significantly. Several quality independent pizzerias now operate in Geelong alongside the national chains.

Geelong Pizza Precincts

  • Little Malop Street: Geelong's best restaurant precinct with quality dining options including pizza.
  • Pakington Street, Newtown: A popular neighbourhood dining strip in Geelong's inner north with good restaurant options.
  • Geelong Waterfront: Tourist precinct dining with casual food options including pizza.
  • Highton and Belmont: Suburban restaurant options serving Geelong's southern suburbs.

Types of Pizza in Geelong 2026

  • Wood-fired and quality independent: Several Geelong restaurants offer wood-fired pizza with quality ingredients.
  • Australian-style suburban: Traditional thick-crust at local suburban pizzerias.
  • Chain delivery: Domino's and Pizza Hut cover Geelong and surrounding suburbs.

Pizza Delivery in Geelong 2026

Pizza delivery is available across Geelong via chains and delivery platforms (Uber Eats, DoorDash, Menulog) covering most Geelong suburbs.

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