Best Pizza in Sioux Falls, SD
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I set out to find the best pizza in Sioux Falls, and it turned into a tour of New York-style, Chicago deep dish, and thin crust. I visited each spot in person, from a food truck turned storefront to a laundromat turned pizzeria. Four made the list, and each has a story and a pizza worth ordering.
Pizza Pitstops in Sioux Falls
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Big Poppa's Pizza
2300 S Minnesota Avenue
Sioux FallsBig Poppa's started as a food truck, and owner Anthony Axtell opened a store front in 2024. You get both New York-style hand-tossed pizza and Chicago-style deep dish here. It's known for the deep dish, with eight specialty flavors or a build-your-own option. I'd start with the Chicago Deep Dish Pizza, and they deliver to nearby areas if you'd rather stay in.
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Sunny's Pizzeria
1801 South Walts Avenue
Sioux FallsSunny's opened in 2019 when Jon Oppold and his family turned an old laundromat across from a college into a pizza place, with a little help from their dog, Sunny. They partner with local breweries and businesses around town for flavor combinations you won't find anywhere else. Try the Sunny Side of Life breakfast pizza or the Pepperoni Playboy, and enjoy the murals and great music while you're there.
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Charlie's Pizza
6213 South Old Village Place
Sioux FallsCharlie's is one of the oldest establishments in Sioux Falls, and it feels like a laid-back diner with booths and a fish tank greeting you at the door. Every pizza is named after a famous artist, so you'll be ordering a Woody Allen or a Betty White. Happy hour is 4-5pm with beer and wine half off, so plan your visit around it.
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Tomecelli's Pizza & Pasta
2309 W 12th St
Sioux FallsTomecelli's does pizza, wings, and pasta in a laid-back space where the walls feature signatures of customers past and present. Locals rave about the bold flavors, the buttery, flaky crust, and the amazing customer service. I'd start with the Big Kahuna or the Garlic Rolls, and save room for one of seven cheesecake flavors.
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