Where to get pizza in Charleston: King Street, West Ashley and more

Last checked Oct. 16, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Pizza in Charleston clusters on the peninsula: nine of the 13 places on this list are downtown, three of them on King Street. West Ashley has two chain counters on Sam Rittenberg Boulevard and Ashley River Road, and there is one place each on Folly Road on James Island and Clements Ferry Road in Cainhoy.

How we made this list. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Charleston, the same data behind our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 16, 2026. We added Frannie & The Fox because its own page lists Neapolitan pizzas. We left out Gilroy’s Pizza Pub, whose website shows no address or hours; New York City Pizza, whose “downtown” page lists only Hilton Head and Bluffton locations; Uptown Social, whose menu has no pizza; and two cafeteria and coffee counters, City Bistro at the College of Charleston and Clerks Coffee Company. The list is alphabetical. It is not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on it. Run one of these places? Write to us to correct your entry.

The list

The places

Benny Ravello’s on upper King Street is part of the Benny’s chain, which bills itself as “seriously big pizza.” It sells large pies with monthly specialty pizzas, and stays open into the early morning every night.

D’Allesandro’s Pizza on St. Philip Street has been downtown since 2006, its site says. It makes hand-tossed neighborhood-style pizza, calzones, stromboli, sandwiches and wings for dine-in, pickup or delivery, and offers a military discount.

Domino’s at WestEdge sells pizza on several crusts with wings and sides for carryout and delivery.

Fam’s Brewing Co. is a craft brewery and taproom on Folly Road whose menus page lists pizza alongside wings, burgers and salads.

Frannie & The Fox is the Italian restaurant in the Emeline hotel on Church Street. Its late-night menu lists Neapolitan pizzas and Roman pizza by the slice, and there is courtyard and greenhouse seating.

MOD Pizza near Westwood Plaza in West Ashley is a build-your-own pizza chain with delivery and pickup.

Papa Johns on Ashley River Road sells pizza, breadsticks and wings for delivery and carryout.

Pizza a Modo Mio on Clements Ferry Road makes brick-oven pizza with dough shipped from New York twice a week. When the dough runs out, the pizza menu shuts for the day, its site says, while the rest of the menu stays available.

Pizzeria Di Giovanni on North Market Street is a slice shop near the City Market that stays open into the early morning on weekends.

Renzo on Huger Street is a wood-fired pizza and natural wine restaurant that takes reservations and serves dinner only.

Sabatino’s NYC Pizza on Calhoun Street sells New York-style foldable slices and large pies, with dine-in, takeout and downtown delivery. It also has a Summerville location.

Toasted Crust on King Street cooks 48-hour fermented dough in a wood-fired oven. Its sister restaurant in Savannah, Georgia, uses a brick oven.

Tutti Pizza on upper King Street serves pizza, salads and house-made sauces, open Wednesday to Sunday.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I get pizza in Charleston?

This list has 13 places. Most are on the peninsula, including Benny Ravello’s, Toasted Crust and Tutti Pizza on King Street, Sabatino’s on Calhoun Street and Renzo on Huger Street, with MOD Pizza and Papa Johns in West Ashley, Fam’s on Folly Road and Pizza a Modo Mio on Clements Ferry Road.

Which Charleston pizza places are open late?

Benny Ravello’s on King Street lists hours to 1 a.m. Sunday to Wednesday and 2 a.m. Thursday to Saturday, Pizzeria Di Giovanni on North Market Street posts hours to 3 a.m. on weekends, and Domino’s at WestEdge is open to 1 a.m. or 2 a.m.

Where can I get pizza by the slice in Charleston?

Sabatino’s NYC Pizza on Calhoun Street sells New York slices, Pizzeria Di Giovanni on North Market Street invites people to grab a slice, and Frannie & The Fox serves Roman pizza by the slice on its late-night menu.

Is there wood-fired pizza in Charleston?

Yes. Toasted Crust at 451 King St. cooks in a wood-fired oven, and Renzo at 384 Huger St. calls itself a wood-fired pizza and natural wine restaurant.