Two New Jersey Pizza Shops Are Ranking With the Nation's Best

 

Pizza is one of those foods that brings people together. Whether it's a family dinner, a party with friends, game day, or a quick Friday night meal, pizza always seems to fit the occasion.

 

Everyone has a favorite topping, style, or local pizza shop, which makes it even more fun.

 

In addition, it's comforting, easy to share, and let's be honest, it's just plain delicious. That's a big reason why Americans never seem to get tired of a good slice.

 

According to a Patch article, "There are plenty of places to grab a slice, but people who truly appreciate pizza may want to check out two pizzerias in New Jersey that recently earned some national bragging rights."

 

50 Top Pizza USA 2026 listed its Top 50, and two New Jersey Pizza shops made the list; one is among the Top 3 pizzerias in America!

 

What Two New Jersey Pizzerias Are Named Among The Very Best In America?

 

Coming in at #3 in the nation is a pizzeria located in Jersey City. Razza made the list and finished in the Top 3 in America.

 

"Razza earned praise from 50 Top Pizza inspectors for its relentless focus on ingredients, dough, and technique. Chef Dan Richer has built a national reputation for elevating local produce and artisan cheeses while maintaining a simple, wood-fired pizza program that has become a destination for pizza lovers across the country."

Razza

The second pizzeria from the Garden State that made the Top 50 was Bricco Coal Fired Pizza in Haddon Township.

 

"The South Jersey favorite has developed a loyal following for balancing traditional Neapolitan influences with a distinctly Northeast style, turning out crisp, charred pies from its signature coal oven."

 

Congratulations to both Razza and Bricco Coal Fired Pizza for making this prestigious list.

 

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