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Best Pizza in Bath: Where Locals Actually Order From

Bath's best pizza, from Bath Pizza Co's old railway station terraces to Dough's Kingsmead Square bases and Bosco's Milsom Place spot.

Bath Pizza Co at the old Green Park Station has covered terraces, live music several nights a week and a running £15 pizza-and-pint deal. If you want something more central, Dough on Kingsmead Square makes its dough on site in the Puglian style, and Bosco in Milsom Place leans into a Naples-meets-New-York menu. All three are open seven days a week.

Bath's pizza scene is small compared to somewhere like Bristol, but the handful of places doing it are genuinely good rather than an afterthought next to other cuisines. Here's where to go depending on what you're after.

Bath Pizza Co

Housed in the old Green Park Station, Bath Pizza Co has indoor seating, an upstairs speakeasy bar, and covered, heated terraces that seat up to 200. It's open seven days a week from midday until late, with live music on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. There's a regular £15 pizza and pint or prosecco deal, and a 2-for-£17 cocktail happy hour running midday to 5pm daily. It placed second at the National Pizza Awards, so it's not just the setting doing the work.

Dough

At 9 Kingsmead Square, Dough is a family-run spot making its bases on site in the Puglian style, with a dozen pizza options including five gluten-free bases. Opening hours run midday to 10pm Monday to Friday, midday to 10:30pm Saturday, and midday to 9:30pm Sunday. It's a smaller, more straightforward setup than Bath Pizza Co, better suited to a quick sit-down meal than an evening out.

Bosco Pizzeria

Bosco at 1-2 Milsom Place takes cues from both Neapolitan and New York pizza styles, with a compact, stylish interior. It's open midday to 10pm every day of the week, and its central Milsom Place location puts it close to the main shopping streets if you're breaking up a day of walking around the centre.

Comparison at a glance

PizzeriaAddressStyleNotable for
Bath Pizza CoGreen Park StationWood-fired, casualLive music, covered terraces, £15 pizza & pint deal
Dough9 Kingsmead SquarePuglian-style, on-site doughFive gluten-free bases
Bosco Pizzeria1-2 Milsom PlaceNeapolitan/New York hybridCentral Milsom Place location

All three sit within easy walking distance of the city centre, so any of them works as a stop on a things to do in Bath day. If you're comparing against Bath's wider food scene, see our eat and drink guide for the fuller spread, and our best restaurants in Bath guide if pizza isn't quite what you're after tonight.

Questions people ask

What's the best pizza place in Bath?

Bath Pizza Co at the old Green Park Station is the best known, with covered terraces and live music, and it placed second at the National Pizza Awards. Dough on Kingsmead Square and Bosco in Milsom Place are both strong central alternatives.

Is there gluten-free pizza in Bath?

Yes, Dough on Kingsmead Square offers five gluten-free base options alongside its standard menu.

Does Bath Pizza Co take bookings?

It's set up for walk-ups as well as bookings, with covered, heated terraces seating up to 200, so it's usually possible to get a table even without booking ahead.

Where can I get pizza near the shops in Bath?

Bosco Pizzeria at Milsom Place is the most central option, right by Bath's main shopping streets.

Is there live music at any of Bath's pizza restaurants?

Bath Pizza Co runs free live music on its ground floor bar Wednesday through Saturday nights.

Are Bath's pizza restaurants open every day?

Yes, Bath Pizza Co, Dough and Bosco all trade seven days a week, though closing times vary slightly by day.

Updated 19 September 2026.

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