What’s the Best Way to Eat Pizza? Try These 5 Fun Styles!

Let’s be real. There’s no wrong way to eat pizza. But how you handle your slice? That’s a whole mood. 

Maybe you fold it like Harry Styles on the run, slice it slow like Zendaya at a candlelit dinner, or bite crust first like Miley Cyrus at a backyard party. Channel Timothée Chalamet’s cool or Doja Cat’s chaos. Your pizza style says a lot about you, and we’re totally here for it. 

At Firehouse Pizza, we’re all about bold flavors and big personalities. So we’ve rounded up five fun ways you can eat your slice. Which one’s yours today?

1. The Airplane Fold 

Also known as the New Yorker move. You grab, you fold, and you dive in. It’s aerodynamic, it’s efficient, and it screams, “I’ve got places to be but I’ll never skip pizza.” Bonus points if you eat it while walking with confidence. 

2. The Crust-First Crunch 

You start with the unexpected. You’re bold. You’re mysterious. You look at a classic slice and say, “Nah, let’s shake things up.” Is it controversial? Maybe. Is it crunchy perfection? Absolutely. 

3. Fork & Knife Fancy 

You treat pizza like it deserves a white tablecloth. You’re meticulous. You savor every bite. And let’s be honest—your plate probably looks like it belongs in a Michelin-star review. 

4. The Double-Decker 

Two slices. One glorious stack. You’ve basically made a pizza sandwich and we respect that. It’s indulgent, it’s messy, and it screams main character energy. Not for the faint of heart, but definitely for the hungry. 

5. The Pizza Roll-Up 

You roll that slice with style and bite like you invented the concept. Perfect for catching gooey cheese and saucy goodness all in one go. It’s handheld heaven with a twist. 

You might be a crust-first rebel or a double-decker daredevil—but no matter your style, it’s all part of the fun. And if today’s mood doesn’t match yesterday’s method? That’s the beauty of pizza. You get to reinvent the experience with every bite. 

So go ahead, FOLD IT, ROLL IT, LAYER IT. Just eat it like you mean it. 

And if you’re posting it on the ‘gram, tag us @firehousepizzaph—we’re watching.