Gallatin, TN is quietly becoming a destination for exceptional pizza. A new wave of artisanal pizzerias is crafting Neapolitan-style pies with locally sourced ingredients, while classic American joints keep perfecting their deep-dish and thin-crust traditions. And of course, there are plenty of family-run spots serving up hearty slices that have stood the test of time. Here’s where to savor the best slices, and what makes each one special.
Marco’s Pizza
$ | (615) 575-6760 | WEBSITE
There’s a warmth when you walk into Marco’s Pizza, the family-friendly spot known for authentic pies and reliable service. We love grabbing a table to watch the staff preparing orders with care and efficiency. The Hawaiian pizza is the way to go at Marco’s, with toppings: pineapple and ham are balanced, with a good mix of sweet and savory.
(Their cheese bread usually features some nice garlic butter, too.) The commitment to quality ingredients is strong here—if you’re ordering, get the cinnamon something dessert, as well as a satisfying crust that’s both crisp and flavorful.
Soulshine Pizza Gallatin
$ | (615) 970-6682 | WEBSITE
This beloved pizza joint is the go-to spot in Gallatin: a lively sports-friendly atmosphere in the dining room, with multiple televisions showing the game, and a kitchen producing fresh pizzas in the back. Come here for an affordable draft beer special and a slice of the Kitchen Sink pizza, or with the Mississippian pie fashioned from their signature dough—we’re especially keen on the cheese bread.
The carry-out pizza, complete with a couple of chocolate chip cookies, is the perfect meal for sharing, followed by a cold beer or another slice for dessert. Soulshine’s attention to detail features polite and helpful staff who ensure a great experience for everyone. On busy nights, the commitment to quality remains strong, especially when the Kitchen Sink is on the menu.
Fairvue Pizza & Pub
$ | (615) 675-5867 | WEBSITE
Fairvue Pizza & Pub’s location near the cinema places it right in the center of the community. The energy is friendly, both inside at the cozy pub tables or outside on the casual patio. Their classic, locally-focused menu has something for pizza lovers, wing enthusiasts, and bargain hunters alike, and we love their signature Nashville hot chicken Sammy, cheesy bread with marinara, and any pizza they’re baking.
There are two beer lists here: a regular, mostly Tennessee-crafted list—including their support of local breweries—and another “special” one, with weekday lunch deals that might only appear fleetingly. They don’t take reservations, but there’s a comfortable waiting area to have a slice while you wait.
The Original Campione’s Taste of Chicago
$ | (615) 206-6965 | WEBSITE
Campione’s means champion in Italian, and The Original Campione’s Taste of Chicago’s hearty welcome (and décor) signal an excellent quality/value proposition perfect for a quick lunch or a satisfying dinner, big or small, any time. The menu is all about Chicago-style deep-dish pizza and Italian sandwiches, with generous portions of comfort food like lasagna and meatball subs year-round and great fries to complement every order.
The restaurant’s memorabilia-filled interior showcasing Chicago pride is a fun spot to soak up the atmosphere in the Gallatin area. If you’re craving pizza, check out their schedule after 3 pm when the kitchen starts serving their phenomenal deep-dish pies.
Jet’s Pizza
$ | (615) 451-0252 | WEBSITE
Newcomer Jet’s Pizza has become an instant hit in this formerly sleepy corner of Gallatin. The owner—a veteran pizza maker, formerly with Detroit-style specialists—has transformed a small storefront into a welcoming, clean, family-friendly pizzeria. Come by for a quick lunch slice, a family dinner with the kids, or a late-night craving for Detroit-style pizza.
The menu evolves with the seasons: the mighty meat pizza, jauntily served with its signature crunchy crust at the perfect temperature, is a year-round favorite. Jet’s Pizza’s value is excellent and leans towards community-focused, making it a good choice for some fun family evenings.
Domino’s Pizza
$ | (615) 452-3030 | WEBSITE
When you need a reliable family dinner, head to Domino’s Pizza in Gallatin for some classic comfort food, plus a welcoming atmosphere that keeps everyone happy. The menu is full of the essentials: freshly made pizzas with all your favorite toppings, perfect for sharing, and the Philly cheese steak pizza, a standout with its savory flavors. We love the family-friendly vibe at Domino’s, the helpful, nice staff, and the elevated platform where kids can watch the pizza-making magic.
It’s busy without being chaotic, and casual while still offering a clean, enjoyable environment for dining in or picking up.
Papa Murphy’s | Take ‘N’ Bake Pizza
$ | (615) 451-7523 | WEBSITE
We have a soft spot for budget-friendly dinners, especially when the evening rolls around and we’re craving something homemade. Papa Murphy’s may just be our preferred spot on Tuesdays when they run their $10 large pizza special, but it’s equally wonderful any day of the week, which they’re open for takeout until closing. Pizzas at this take-and-bake joint lean towards classic toppings, followed by specialty combinations, with loads of options from fresh vegetables to quality meats.
The Papa’s Favorite and their breadsticks are great family picks, and for a quick meal, it’s got to be their build-your-own with all the toppings you love. In between bites, look around your own kitchen to enjoy one of the most satisfying meals in town. Weeknight dinners are lovely here, when the pizza comes fresh out of your own oven.
Prince Street Pizza & Pub
$ | (615) 675-4640 | WEBSITE
This cozy Gallatin spot started as a pizza joint before expanding to include a welcoming pub atmosphere with great draft beers. The vibe has a hint of neighborhood charm: think wooden booths, outdoor seating for family gatherings, and a long counter around the bar. There’s a selection of specialty pies that includes options for special dietary needs, and on a recent visit, we couldn’t stop dipping their light and fluffy crust into sauces left behind by the Music City pizza.
If a full meal isn’t in the cards, Prince Street works great for drinks, a casual lunch, or for trivia night with friends. Whenever you go, the pizza they call the Pretty Fly for a White Pie—with its perfectly cooked thinner crust and nice crunch while remaining soft inside—is a must-order.
Pizza Hut
$ | (615) 452-6500 | WEBSITE
Ask any Gallatin local where to grab a reliable pizza and the answer is always a confident “Pizza Hut”—its drive-up window and consistent service have been feeding family dinners, quick lunches, and late-night cravings for years. The ordering process is simple, there’s a classic pizza menu with excellent Supreme pizzas, fresh breadsticks on the side, and food that’s always hot and delicious.
The friendly lady at the pick-up window, polite team members, and effective manager ensure top-notch service, making for a pleasant experience. The pizzas come with the perfect amount of toppings, and although there have been occasional incomplete orders, they’re promptly addressed. It’s a well-run spot that’s convenient for all, with courteous staff who make it a great place to grab a meal.
Our Spot
$ | (615) 989-7140 | WEBSITE
There’s a cheerful neon sign glowing in the window of Gallatin’s Our Spot, the heart of this lively spot for drinks, games, and good times. Menu items come and go with the specials, but there are a few reliable favorites: the Buffalo cheese fries, the classic burgers, and whatever’s fresh off the grill. The team at this cozy, welcoming bar know exactly what drink to pour, and make you feel like they’ve saved the best seat just for you.
And if you let them know you’re celebrating something on a Friday night, it’ll be marked with some fanfare—and a karaoke dedication. Our Spot’s regular Saturday live bands bring the same energy (and great playlist) to bigger crowds, classic rock covers, and nostalgic 80s/90s hits, right there in the same room.
