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ANELLOTucson City of Gastronomy Certified Restaurant

Anello (Photo by Anna Smirnova)

ANELLO

PizzaItalianTucsonDowntown

Anello, nestled in Tucson's Warehouse Arts District, offers an intimate dining experience with minimalist decor. The intimate pizzeria features warm lighting, a wood ceiling, and a wood-fired oven as its centerpiece, creating a cozy atmosphere. Anello is renowned for its naturally leavened pizzas, crafted with house-stretched mozzarella and locally sourced ingredients.​ Signature dishes include Verde pizza with smoked mozzarella, parsley puree, and pistachios, and the Bianca pizza, featuring ricotta and chiltepín. For dessert, get the almond olive oil cake.

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Hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
12 PM–9 PM
Wednesday
12 PM–9 PM
Thursday
12 PM–9 PM
Friday
12 PM–9 PM
Saturday
12 PM–9 PM
Sunday
Closed

Dishes We Love Here

Olive Oil Cake

Olive Oil Cake

Roasted Pumpkin

Roasted Pumpkin

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