Pizza al Taglio

This is a pretty low cost version of Via Napoli, if you remove the good pizzas. This place operates as a pizza window with outdoor seating only. The service is good, nothing special about it. The pizza was incredibly disappointing. When I got my pizza it was pretty undercooked, especially since it came right out of the oven. The flavors are good but everything else is not. Overall, don’t recommend.

We always go to Via Napoli, dining there is very complicated because if you don’t have a reservation they don’t service. Today was one of those days and I’m glad because we have been coming for a year and never stopped to get pizza here! IT WAS AMAZING!!! If you like pan pizza this is the best I have ever had in U.S!!! Sooooo fresh, they constantly bake it because a lot of people pick up and go! The dough is so bubbly and delicious, the sauce is amazing and cheesy like it’s supposed to be!! Love, love, love their pizza!! Totally recommend. The only down side is that there’s no place to sit sometimes. But take it to go and eat it on the way to your ride! Soooo worth it! The lady taking care of us today was very nice too btw. Didn’t get her name, sorry!

A Slice of Italy at Your Fingertips Pizza Al Taglio is a hidden gem in [Location] that offers an authentic Italian pizza experience right at your fingertips. Their walk-up window serves up delicious slices of freshly baked pizza, perfect for a quick and satisfying meal. We tried the pepperoni slice and were blown away. The dough was light, fluffy, and had a beautiful crust. The pepperoni was perfectly cooked, crispy, and had a great flavor. Even my picky son loved it! Paired with a refreshing Coke, it was the perfect lunch. The convenience of the walk-up window made it easy to grab a bite and continue exploring. If you're looking for a delicious and authentic Italian pizza experience, Pizza Al Taglio is a must-try!

We recently discovered Pizza Al Taglio, a hidden gem we didn't even know existed in the Italy Pavilion at Epcot! This walk-up pizza spot is tucked away towards the back of the pavilion. We decided to try two of their Pizza Margheritas, priced at $8.50 each. These weren't your typical thin-crust slices; they were substantial Sicilian style. What really stood out was the generous amount of cheese—definitely more cheese than sauce, which is a fun twist on a classic Margherita. The cheese itself was fantastic, tasting like a delicious blend of mozzarella and Muenster, and there was plenty to go around. While the sauce portion was a bit small, it was still quite tasty. Overall, if you're exploring Epcot and looking for a satisfying snack, Pizza Al Taglio is a pretty good option!

Yeah its not a pizza as others have said but a bad focaccia like dough (very soft) with a tomatoe sauce, cheese and in our case some pepperoni on top. Not that flavourful, not that nice, didn't finish it. I know you want a slice but don't do it.

Located right next to Via Napoli in the Italy Pavilion, this quick-serve pizza spot is a must-try. They offer Pepperoni or Margherita Pizza, Tiramisu, cold beer, wine, cocktails, and a variety of other beverages like Italian mineral water, Coca-Cola, or a non-alcoholic Frozen Blueberry juice. It’s a popular spot, and they’ve got ropes set up to help manage the line, which can get pretty long. The pizza has a thicker crust, and the pepperoni curls up perfectly at the edges. The tiramisu was cold, creamy, and delicious—definitely worth a try. One of the things we loved most was the return of the international program—the cast members here are from Italy, making the experience feel like total immersion in Italian culture. There’s also a small outdoor space with a built-in bar top to the left of the food counter, where you can stand and enjoy your meal. Buon appetito!

Not really pizza but more like cheese on bread. Really thick and doughy "pizza". They are not allowed to slice the "pizza" for customers and you end up having to carve the bread, uhm, sorry "pizza" with plastic knife. You can literally see visitors doing that on the walkway leading up to the shop. There are better options around Epcot. Maybe the oven had a bad day. Definitely, avoid. We've been to Rome, Venice and Milan and had cheaper and better pizzas. This is just doughy bread and cheese (with tomato).

Yummy Xtra large pizza slices for a low price. The pepperoni pizza was tasty. Low wait times. The pizza could use more sauce but it was good.