While we may not be known for pizza, Tampa Bay is rich in legit slices. Whether you’re just looking for delivery on a lazy night after work, or a place to chow down after you leave the clubs in Ybor, here are a few must-try za spots.

Cappy’s Pizza Multiple locations Soul-warming NYC- and Chicago-style pies are served up in this pizzeria’s homey digs. The Cappy and The Veggie are its signature creations, and every location has its own special qualities. Photo via Cappy’s Pizza/Facebook
Corner’s Pizza 615 Channelside Dr, Space #9, Tampa This walk-up window joint has outdoor seating and a simple menu. The square pizzas make it a corner-piece-lover’s paradise. Photo via The Corners Pizza?Facebook
New York New York Pizza 1512 E. Seventh Ave. Tampa A street-side pizzeria that provides huge, deliciously greasy slices inside and from a walk-up window. Don’t forget garlic knots, too. The Ybor location on Seventh Avenue is the OG, but there’s a SoHo location for drunk MacDinton’s nights. Photo via New York New York/ Facebook
Eddie and Sam’s Pizza 203 E. Twiggs St., Tampa This Italian joint creates its pies with NYC water. More than 20 toppings can dress your slice of choice, and something tells us the other grub is just as killer. Photo via Eddie and Sam’s Pizza/Facebook
Crafty Squirrel 259 Central Ave., St. Petersburg Pizza, mac ‘n’ cheese, wings & loaded fries served with drinks in pitchers & teapots until late. Photo via Crafty Squirrel/Facebook
Paul’s Pizza & Subs 6297 Central Ave. no. A, St. Petersburg This counter-service joint serves New York style pizza, hot and cold subs, pasta dinners, and fresh salads. Photo via Paul’s Chicago Pizza/Facebook
Ava 718 S Howard Ave, Tampa The pies rock in both SoHo and at Armature Works. The house-cured meats and handmade pasta reflect the commitment to serving authentic, seasonal rustic Italian cuisine. Photo via Ava/Facebook
Bavaro’s Pizza Napoletana & Pastaria 514 N. Franklin St., Tampa A Downtown Tampa eatery known for its Neapolitan pizza and other homemade Italian fare. Diners will also find wines on tap, by the glass and bottle, plus Italian beer. The St. Petersburg location (pictured) is also good (along with the Sarasota and Tampa International locations.) Photo via Bavaro’s Pizza Napoletana & Pastaria/Facebook
Hampton Station 5921 N. Nebraska Ave., Tampa A laid-back dining spot in Seminole Heights with tasty laid-back chow like pizza and wings that complement the roomy bar’s pours of craft beer. Diners can sit on the covered, outdoor patio or choose a spot inside at the bar. Kids are not allowed. Photo via Hampton Station/Facebook
Mirro’s Pizzeria 2307 S. Dale Mabry Hwy., Tampa Mirro’s has a cult-following for a reason. The dough is always fresh, and there’s a solid beer list ranging from PBR to Peroni, and a wine selection that can be ordered by the glass or bottle. Photo via Jenna Rimensnyder
Toby’s Original Little Italy Pizza 3523 49th St. N., St. Petersburg From the outside, it doesn’t look like much. This pizzeria has been open since 1972, and serves their pizza, subs, and cheesesteak sandwiches over-the-counter. Photo via Toby’s Original Little Italy Pizza
Magdalena’s Pizzeria 2313 W. Linebaugh Ave., Tampa Best known for their hand tossed pies, fresh ingredients is all Magdalena’s knows. Guests can choose from specialty pizzas, pasta, salads, and wings to be paired with house made sauces and dressings. Photo via Magdalena’s/Google Maps
Due Amici 1724 E. 7th Ave., Ybor City This family-owned pizzeria and pasta bar serves pizza by the slice and pie. It’s open late, and is the perfect stop after a night out in Ybor. Photo via Due Amici/Facebook
Lee’s Grocery 2210 N. Central Ave., Tampa Built in 1884 as a grocery store, Lee’s Grocery converted to a pizza and craft beer restaurant four years ago. Its beer schedule rotates, and the menu features six specialty pizzas with 19 toppings, and the best wings in the Heights. Photo via Lee’s Grocery/Facebook
Mamma Mia’s Pizzeria 8639 Regency Park Blvd., Port Richey Serving up New York style pizzas since 1988. This casual spot also offers salads, wings, and calzones. Photo via Mamma Mia’s Pizzeria/Facebook
Old Northeast Pizza 718 2nd St. N., St. Petersburg Where you go to fulfill your deepest pizza desires—slices, pies, stromboli, calzones. You know the drill. Photo via Old Northeast Pizza/Google Maps
Mario’s New York Pizza 3993 Tyrone Blvd N, St. Petersburg This service-counter joint has been serving up New York style pizza since 1995. Not in the mood for pizza? It has pasta and subs too. Photo via Mario’s New York Pizza/Facebook
Cristino’s Coal Oven Pizza 1101 S. Ft. Harrison Ave., Clearwater Italian fare like antipasto, risotto primavera, gelato and, of course, coal-fired pies from the restaurant’s brick oven. Photo via Cristino’s Coal Oven Pizza/Facebook
Post Corner Pizza 431 S. Gulfview Blvd., Clearwater This casual, family-style joint sits right across the street from Clearwater Beach. Enjoy breakfast in the morning and go back for pizza in the afternoon. Photo via Post Corner Pizza/Facebook
Pizza Box 923 Central Ave., St. Petersburg This restaurant in St. Petersburg specializes in organic and handmade food. Oh, and the pizza is wood-fired. Photo via Pizza Box/Facebook
Paisanos Pizza N Pasta 6000 4th St. N., Saint Petersburg Family owned pizza spot, operating since 1974. Stop in for the “Best pizza in town!” Photo via Paisanos Pizza N Pasta/Facebook
Paulo’s Pizza & Subs 6297 Central Ave. no. A, St. Petersburg This counter-service joint serves New York style pizza, hot and cold subs, pasta dinners, and fresh salads. Photo via Paulo’s Pizza & Subs/Facebook
Oggi Pizzeria and Market 218 E. Davis Blvd., Tampa Using “fresh, locally sourced ingredients,” the Italian joint makes its mozzarella in-house. There’s also a lineup of craft beer and wine on tap. Photo via Oggi Pizzeria and Market/Google Maps
Pizzeria Gregario 400 2nd St. N., Safety Harbor The place to go if you want soul-warming wood-fired pies made with local ingredients and dished in a cozy environment. Try a salad and dessert, too. Photo via Pizzeria Gregario/Google Maps
Frank’s Pizza 1600 Virginia St, Dunedin This family-owned restaurant offers a relaxed, casual atmosphere for quiet dates or family dinners. Everything is made from scratch using “secret family recipes.” Photo via Frank’s Pizza/Google Maps