Il Capo Pizzeria is a family owned pizzeria in North Scottsdale featuring wood fired Neopolitan style pizza and authentic New York style pizza. In addition to the two styles of pizza, Il Capo offers h…
If you're craving true New York-style pizza but find yourself in Arizona, this is the spot you need to hit. From the moment you walk in, the smell of freshly baked dough and bubbling mozzarella instantly transports you to a corner pizza joint in Brooklyn.
The crust is exactly what it should be — thin, foldable, with just the right amount of chew and that perfect crisp on the bottom. The sauce is tangy and flavorful, not too sweet, and the cheese is high quality and generously layered. Whether you go for a classic cheese slice, a pepperoni pie, or one of their specialty creations, every bite tastes like it was flown in from NYC.
Portions are generous, prices are fair!
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Matt B
Local Expert • 32 contributions
Loved
• 25/04/26
• DoorDash order
For us GF customers, I'll Capo provides the BEST GF Pizza in the valley. Their Bianco is a go to, staple, always good, great size, super fresh, it's always our go to place for good pizza. They also have awesome a Chopped Salad.
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Liz L
Local Expert • 28 contributions
Loved
• 1/11/25
• DoorDash order
The best pizza in Scottsdale hands down! The Quattro Stagioni pizza with 4 different kinds is great when you can't decide on just one. I am hooked on their Poached Pear salad too with a side of salmon. Sautéed Broccolini is delicious and healthy. Never had a bad meal here.
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Christopher T
Emerging Expert • 6 contributions
Loved
• 2/03/25
• DoorDash order
Great pizza! The Margherita sauce and cheese are flavorful and the crust is airy with a nice chew. The Eggplant Parmesan was well prepared with good texture. Prices are reasonable.
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Sara F
Local Expert • 175 contributions
Didn't like
• 30/12/22
• DoorDash order
Fairly disappointed, I had high expectations from the other reviews and the volume of them.
The shrimp on my caesar and on the side was very overcooked and overseasoned with garlic. They were pretty shriveled up and did not look appetizing. They were edible but not surprisingly, chewy. The Caesar was fine, I liked the small size option and adding protein options but the dressing was just okay. I ended up only eating part of the salad.
The saffron risotto looked promising, it was a generous portion and looked really delicious. I only took a few bites, as it was disappointingly pretty oversalted.
So, I go to the tiramisu, and I tasted mostly a cheesecake-like filling. I didn't really even taste any espresso-like flavor. I can't believe I'm saying this bc I thought there wasn't a tiramisu that I didn't love. Unfortunately, this one was the exception. It's fine if you love cheesecake but I happen to be one that isn't crazy about it. It wasn't a bad dessert but for a tiramisu, it was mediocre. I am not likely to order from here again.
