They have a nice selection of pizzas and interesting toppings. They also offer a good range of drinks. For lunch they have a specific lunch menu which is more budget friendly with good selections as well. I recommend their 12 inch mushroom pizza. It was more than enough for me and it was very delicious.
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Before you go
- Chef / owner
- Brad Stevens (founder)
- Opened
- 2016
- Style
- Sourdough pizza mixing Neapolitan and New York styles; unlimited toppings for a flat fee, plus cocktails and craft beer
- Setting
- City-centre St Vincent Street; former bank with open dining, cocktail bar and takeaway/delivery
- Awards
- National Pizza Awards finalist 2024; National Pizza Awards finalist 2025 (Double Pepperoni, Burrata & Hot Honey)
- Known for
- unlimited toppings, 72-hour sourdough, cocktails, funky pizza specials
- Signature dishes
- Create-your-own unlimited toppings, Double Pepperoni, Birria Beef, Smash Burger Pizza
- Good for
- groups, casual nights out, lunch deals, families
- Prices
- 12" classics about £11–16; create-your-own 12" £16.95; £10 lunch Mon–Fri 12–4 (starter + 6" pizzetta + soft drink); Cheapdate Mondays 2 pizzas + 2 drinks £29.50
- Typical spend
- Roughly £15–25pp for pizza and a drink; more with cocktails
- Lunch
- £10 lunch menu Monday–Friday 12–4pm: starter, 6" pizzetta and soft drink
- Reservations
- Walk-ins often fine
- Booking
- Walk-ins welcome; book ahead for busy evenings and weekends via SevenRooms
- Book online
- Open booking page
- Dietary tags
- vegetarian options, vegan options, gluten-free options
- Dietary
- Vegetarian and vegan pizzas (including Vegan Fire); vegan mozzarella; gluten-free bases +£1–2; allergen info on the menu site
- Kids
- Little Punks meal £8.95 for under-12s: 6" pizza, drink and cookie with ice cream; create-your-own toppings available
- Drinks
- Cocktail list, mocktails, craft beer/cider and wine; deals such as 2 cocktails for £13
- Noise / pace
- Lively and busy, especially evenings; large open room with plenty of movement
- Getting there
- Buchanan Street subway a few minutes’ walk; also handy for Central Station and city-centre buses on St Vincent / Renfield
- Also by them
- Belfast; Newcastle; Leeds; Liverpool; Nottingham
- Also
- Hours typically Mon–Thu 12–22, Fri 12–23, Sat 11–23, Sun 11–22; Own delivery and click-and-collect as well as dine-in
Glasgow restaurant
Pizza Punks Glasgow
Opening hours
- Monday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
- Tuesday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
- Wednesday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
- Thursday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
- Friday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
- Saturday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
- Sunday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
Overview
Pizza Punks opened at 90 St Vincent Street in September 2016 in a former bank, and it is still the Glasgow flagship of Brad Stevens’s multi-city chain. The pitch is handmade sourdough — double-fermented for at least 72 hours, Caputo flour and San Marzano tomatoes — sold as a mix of blistered Neapolitan looks and New York crunch, with cocktails and craft beer alongside. The house trick is create-your-own: unlimited toppings for one flat fee (about £11 for a 6" or £17 for a 12"). Classics run roughly £11–16 for a 12", including Double Pepperoni, Birria Beef and Smash Burger Pizza. Monday–Friday 12–4pm there is a £10 lunch of starter, 6" pizzetta and soft drink; Cheapdate Mondays and Thursday set deals cut the bill further. Pizza Punks Glasgow was a National Pizza Awards finalist in 2024 and again in 2025 (entry: Double Pepperoni, Burrata & Hot Honey). Book via SevenRooms if you want a table locked in; walk-ins are common. Buchanan Street subway is a few minutes’ walk along St Vincent Street.
Reviews
Dropped by on a visit to the city, and was surprised with the best pizza I've had in this country. The sauce is exquisite, the crust was amazing. We also had a gluten free pizza and we have never had better any where in the world. The only downside was the garlic mayo was a bit bland, but the other sauce's are fantastic
Read on Google MapsYay! This is what my 10yo daughter says about Pizza Punks. Visited on a Friday night as a family of 5, the staff were warm and welcoming and were really helpful with my questions on what to order. Service was quick, food was absolutely delicious and both my daughters loved their food which is a rarity when we go out! Great kids menu and even had fruit shoots for little ones. There's a few steps to get into the restaurant but noticed the staff deployed a wheelchair ramp for one of the customers so the restaurant is accessible for wheelchairs. Will definitely be back next time we're on Glasgow.
Read on Google Mapsgreat music, great staff, love the music, interior and that we could see the pizza being made right in front of us with their open kitchen situated behind the counter. they have plenty of choices for children, vegans and vegetarians as well as gluten free options. you can even pick your own toppings for a surcharge if you like. the only bit I didn't like as much is that the music was really loud and they don't have a good drink selection at all (beer from Prague, cider from Sweden etcetera), and it would have been much cooler to have a few things on draught from Scotland.
Read on Google MapsFirst of all, the team welcomed me and were polite and kind. They helped me choose the pizza. I ordered the Salt and Chilli Chicken, and it was very, very good. Is it worth visiting Punks Pizza? Yes!”
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