Forbidden Pizza in New Orleans offers Brooklyn-style pizza in the heart of NOLA. Available for dine in or take out this is a New Orleans Pizza Restaurant you need to visit.
Forbidden Pizza
My safe word is pizza...
You are probably wondering how a safe word is being mentioned in a pizza restaurant post but don't worry it's not a forbidden moment its a piece of art on the wall in the restaurant.
The neon light embodies the vibe of this epic NOLA Pizza spot. The moment you walk up to Forbidden Pizza you know you are in for a treat.
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Golden snake door handles beckon you to enter the Forbidden Pizza world which is filled with the scents of baking pizzas.
A large display case showcases some of their delicious Brooklyn-style pizzas including the Burrata Bliss which I am madly in love with.
Order at the counter and head to the bar area for a custom cocktail in a comfortable vibe.
The wall of basil is a quick reminder that your food is fresh and made to order. We saw cooks come over and inspect the basil.
They make their dough fresh in house and ferment it for over 48 hours! You can taste the difference.
The bartender we had was fantastic! He whipped up an Old Fashioned Cocktail that I would go back for any day.
Indoor Bar and Seating area
There is a small bar and seating area next to the main counter in Forbidden Pizza. You walk a few feet from the hustle of the kitchen cooking pizzas and snake cookies to the quiet ambiance of a casual upscale bar.
Forbidden Pizza Menu
The Forbidden Pizza menu includes New York style pizzas, dough bites, and fun cookies.
Menu Highlights
Dough Bites - Topped with parmesan and truffle oil, served with marinara dipping sauce.
Original Sin Pizza - classic Margherita pizza with Homemade Tomato Sauce, Fresh Mozzarella, and Basil
Burrata Bliss - SO GOOD!!!! Tomato Sauce, Shredded Mozzarella, Burrata, and Basil. Add proscuitto!
Garden of Eatin' - Tomato Sauce, Shredded Mozzarella, Cremini Mushrooms, Bell Peppers and Basil
Italian Stallion - Tomato Sauce, Shredded Mozzarella, Pepperoni, Sausage, Bacon and Bas
Some like it hot - Tomato Sauce, Shredded Mozzarella, Pepperoni, Jalapeno, and Hot Honey
Four play - Tomato Sauce, Shredded Mozzarella, Fresh Mozzarella, Ricotta, Burrata and Basil
Ricotta Rendezvouz - Shredded Mozzarella, Prosciutto, Ricotta, and Hot Honey
Kids Menu - Cheese pizza by the slice.
Gluten-Free - Gluten-free dough is currently not available.
Vegan - Not at the moment
Vegetarian - Burrata Bliss, Garden of Eatin',
Signature Cocktails - They have a full bar and are working on creating their signature cocktail menu.
Why you will love Forbidden Pizza New Orleans
- Best Pizza in Nola
- Great vibe for a date night or group of friends
- The small unique details
Things to know when planning a visit to Forbidden Pizza
Address - 604 Baronne St, New Orleans, LA 70113
Baronne St. in the heart of the CBD
Phone - (504) 233-0821
Hours - Thursday through Monday 12 pm - 10 pm, Closed Tuesday and Wednesdays.
Please confirm with the restaurant to ensure that the hours have not changed.
Accessibility - the restaurant is located on one level. They have a double door to enter that you may need both sides open if you need space for a wheelchair, walker, or other accessibility device.
Inside the restaurant, there is a fair amount of space to move around. The tables move, which is really helpful.
Plus Size Seating - There are comfortable benches with tables that move in the bar area.
Dress Code/Suggestions - casual
Pets - Pets are not allowed in the restaurant.
Parking - There is parking along Barrone Street that is paid parking during the day.
New Orleans Restaurants and Attractions nearby
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🏨 Old No. 77 Hotel and Chandlery - A boutique hotel in the Warehouse Arts District inside a former coffee warehouse. This is where you stay if you want something that feels less like a chain and more like New Orleans itself. It is also home to Compère Lapin, Chef Nina Compton's James Beard Award-winning restaurant. Dinner is already handled. Check Rates and Availability | Read Our Full Review
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