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Best Pizza Places in Somers Point

4 pizza places in this atlantic County beach town

Browse the top pizza places in somers-point with pricing, features, and local tips to help you choose.

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What to Look For in Pizza Place

New Jersey takes its pizza seriously, and the shore is no exception. You'll find everything from classic New York-style slices to Trenton tomato pies, Neapolitan wood-fired creations, and boardwalk pizza that hits different at 11pm after a night out. Many shore pizza spots have been serving the same recipes for decades, with lines out the door every summer.

Insider Tips

  • Check the crust - it should have character, not be a vehicle for toppings
  • Lines usually mean quality, especially for boardwalk spots
  • Ask about their sauce - some places have secret family recipes
  • Wood-fired ovens produce a different (often superior) crust

Summer Season Tips

Boardwalk slices hit different at night. Expect lines at popular spots. Late-night pizza is a shore tradition.

Top 4 Pizza Places

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Manco & Manco Pizza Too

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Located in Somers Point.

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Micchelli's Pizza

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Located in Somers Point.

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3

Primo Pizza

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Located in Somers Point.

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4

Romano Pizza

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Located in Somers Point.

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Our Top Picks Reviewed

Best Overall: Manco & Manco Pizza Too

Manco & Manco Pizza Too stands out as our top pick for pizza places in Somers Point.Located in Somers Point. At $$ pricing, it delivers excellent value for the quality. Specializing in italian, this spot is perfect for both locals and visitors.

Best Value: Primo Pizza

Primo Pizza delivers solid quality at $$ pricing.Located in Somers Point. A reliable pick for families and groups on a set budget.

Best for Special Occasions: Micchelli's Pizza

For a nicer night out in Somers Point, Micchelli's Pizza is a strong choice.Located in Somers Point. The quality and atmosphere hold up well at this price level.

What to Know Before You Go

The pizza places scene in Somers Point varies by season. During peak summer months (June through August), wait times at popular spots can exceed an hour, especially on weekend evenings. We recommend making reservations at least a week in advance for weekend dining. Off-season visitors (September through May) will find it much easier to secure tables, and many establishments offer seasonal specials and promotions.

Price-wise, expect to spend between $15-30 per person at $ spots, $30-50 at $$ establishments, $50-80 at $$$ venues, and $80+ at $$$$ fine dining locations. Most Somers Point pizza places are BYOB-friendly, which can significantly reduce your total bill if you bring your own wine or beer.

Quick Comparison

NamePriceBest ForHighlights
Manco & Manco Pizza Too$$Families & Groupsitalian
Micchelli's Pizza$$Families & Groupsitalian
Primo Pizza$$Families & Groupsitalian
Romano Pizza$$Families & Groupsitalian

Pizza Place Tips for Value

Get more for your money with these local insights for pizza places in Somers Point.

  • 1Slices are the cheapest meal at the shore - and often the best
  • 2Whole pies are better value than slices if feeding a family
  • 3Many places have lunch specials with slice-and-drink combos
  • 4Takeout avoids the often minimal seating at popular spots

Planning Your Visit to Somers Point?

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About Somers Point

Somers Point answers a question that Ocean City visitors eventually ask: where do you get a drink in a dry town? The answer is across the 9th Street Bridge, where Bay Avenue's waterfront bars have served Ocean City's alcohol needs since Prohibition ended. This bayside city functions as Ocean City's mainland counterpoint—everything the family-friendly island intentionally lacks, concentrated along a half-mile of waterfront decks overlooking Great Egg Harbor Bay. Bay Avenue is legendary for a reason. Gregory's Restaurant & Bar has anchored the strip since 1946, serving fresh seafood on outdoor decks where the sunset views compete with any beach town. The Crab Trap handles steamed crabs in no-frills fashion. The Anchor Inn books live music on summer weekends. Charlie's Bar operates as the neighborhood tavern for locals who live here year-round. Figure $20-35 for casual waterfront dining, with bar tabs adding whatever you choose. The scene runs until 2am on summer weekends. The boating access gives Somers Point utility beyond bar-hopping. Multiple marinas offer slips and boat ramps into Great Egg Harbor Bay—the back-bay system that connects Ocean City, Margate, and Longport. Fishermen launch here for flounder, weakfish, and crabbing that requires no ocean boat. Kayakers and jet skiers rent equipment at the marinas. Sunset cruises depart from the commercial docks. The geography creates an affordable accommodation strategy. Somers Point's Residence Inn and other mainland hotels run 30-40% cheaper than Ocean City beachfront properties, with the barrier island 5 minutes across the bridge. Families who prioritize pool and suite space over oceanfront proximity find the value proposition convincing. Shore Medical Center, the primary hospital serving the beach communities, sits in Somers Point—a fact that matters more to year-round residents but explains the city's infrastructure beyond tourism. Ocean City is dry. Somers Point, five minutes across the bridge, is not. That geographic fact built Bay Avenue, and Bay Avenue has been running at full speed since 1946. The waterfront decks at Gregory's and the Crab Trap face west across Great Egg Harbor Bay — sunset, cold drinks, steamed crabs. Boaters launch from the marina and disappear into the back bays. Budget travelers book the mainland hotels and pay 30-40% less than beachfront rates. The beach is still five minutes away when you want it.

Why Somers Point for Pizza Places?

Somers Point in Atlantic County draws visitors for its waterfront and nightlife character. The pizza places scene reflects that mix — you can find options ranging from casual to upscale throughout this atlantic County beach town.

What Makes Somers Point Special

  • waterfront atmosphere
  • nightlife atmosphere
  • boating atmosphere
  • convenient atmosphere
  • lively atmosphere

Planning Your Visit

Somers Point is accessible from major cities, making it perfect for day trips or weekend getaways. For the best pizza places experience, consider visiting during shoulder season (May-June or September-October) when crowds are lighter but most establishments are open.

Getting to Somers Point

  • From NYC: 2hr 15min
  • From Philadelphia: 1hr 15min
  • From Newark: 1hr 45min

Local Tips

  • Parking: Free parking throughout town. Some lots near Bay Avenue restaurants.
  • Best Time: Weekday lunches offer shorter waits at popular spots.
  • Reservations: Book ahead for summer weekends, especially waterfront venues.