01
Best overall pick
Snappy Tomato Pizza
New Richmond Riverfront • Small-Town Carryout And Delivery Pizzeria • Go-To Hometown Classic
Reliable, generously topped pizzas that New Richmond families have leaned on for years.
If you ask around New Richmond where to grab an easy, crowd-pleasing pie, Snappy Tomato is the name you’ll hear most. The menu runs from classic thick-crust rounds to crisp thin crusts, plus specialty options loaded with toppings. It’s the kind of place where you call ahead on your way through town, swing by the parking lot, and head back to Moscow with dinner taken care of.
02
Best riverfront hangout
Green Kayak Grille & Pub
Historic Downtown New Richmond • Lively Riverfront Pub With Pizza And Bar Fare • Best For Pizza With A View
Casual pizzas and flatbreads served steps from the Ohio River, with live music on busy nights.
Green Kayak is where you go when you want more than just a box of slices – you want a night out. Their pizzas and flatbreads pair well with a cold beer, and the open, riverfront setting makes even a simple pepperoni feel like an outing. It’s especially good on warm evenings, when the patio fills up with locals lingering over pizza, wings, and the live band.
03
Most family-friendly
LaRosa's Pizzeria
Amelia / Ohio Pike Corridor • Classic Cincinnati-Family Pizzeria • Best For Big Groups And Picky Eaters
A Greater Cincinnati standby with familiar pies, plenty of booths, and a menu that keeps everyone at the table happy.
For many Clermont County families, LaRosa’s in Amelia is the default pizza night choice. The crust is soft and shareable, the sauce has that signature sweetness, and you can build your own or go for tried-and-true specialty pies. With pastas, salads, and kid-friendly options, it’s an easy meet-in-the-middle spot if you’re gathering folks from around Moscow, Bethel, and the Eastgate side.
04
Best for craft pizza night
Dewey's Pizza
Eastgate / I-275 Corridor • Upscale-Casual Craft-Pizza Restaurant • Best For Creative Toppings And Craft Beer
Inventive, stone-baked pies with seasonal toppings, an open kitchen, and a solid beer lineup.
When you want something a step up from standard delivery, Dewey’s in Eastgate is worth the extra drive from Moscow. The menu leans into creative combinations – think specialty white pies, fresh vegetables, and thoughtfully paired cheeses – but you can still get a straightforward pepperoni if that’s your lane. The open kitchen, rotating seasonal specials, and good beer selection make it a popular choice for date night or a relaxed dinner with friends.
05
Best by-the-slice stop
Ramundo's Pizzeria
Anderson / Beechmont Avenue Strip • New York–Style Neighborhood Slice Shop • Best For Oversized Slices And Late Dinners
Huge foldable slices and chewy, New York–style crust draw east-side pizza fans to this Anderson staple.
If you’re already headed toward Cincinnati and craving a legit slice, Ramundo’s in Anderson is an easy detour. The pies come out with that classic thin-but-chewy crust, bubbly cheese, and plenty of topping coverage, served whole or by the slice. It’s especially handy if your crew can’t agree on toppings – everyone can grab their own slice combo and be back on the road toward Moscow in minutes.