Located at 3148 Tamiami Trail E. in Naples, LowBrow Pizza & Beer serves “wood-fired pies, scratch-made food, and a killer craft beer lineup.” It’s a “7 time Best Pizza winner in Naples and 2026 Best Pizza and Best Wings winner in Collier County.”
Building on that success, LowBrow is currently preparing for an expansion to a second location. The new LowBrow Pizza & Beer will open at MidTown at Bonita, at 13000 Bonita Beach Rd. S.E.
There, you’ll find a menu that includes pizza varieties like The Maggie, the Porker (house red sauce, fresh & aged mozz, BBQ pork, pork belly, pineapple, jalapeno, pickled red onion, cotija) and the Broccoli Rob (house red sauce, fresh & aged mozz, broccoli raab, roasted garlic, house sausage, lemon crumbs).
“Each pizza pit is a little different… but the same: charred, crispy, chewy,” says the LowBrow website. “You might say our pizzas are on the well done side. They’re cooked next to fire! Our pizza dough is naturally leavened… we use good flour, salt, water and our mother… That’s it! LowBrow is a scratch kitchen… Cheap and crappy ingredients were not used in making your pizza… That’s the other guys.”
“The new LowBrow Pizza & Beer will occupy nearly 5,000 square feet at Midtown at Bonita, located at 13000 Bonita Beach Road SE,” says coverage by SWFL Life. “And this won’t be your average pizza restaurant. Plans for the space include an indoor-outdoor bar with garage-style doors, patio seating, an expansive glass façade, and several unexpected design features. One of the most eye-catching additions will be a 10-foot-tall rock hand sculpture displayed on the patio. Inside, guests can expect themed booths, including one inspired by the classic Super Nintendo gaming system. The idea is to create a playful, energetic atmosphere that reflects the personality of the original Naples restaurant while introducing some new elements exclusive to Bonita Springs.”
The SWFL Life coverage says an opening is expected in December.
You can keep up with all things LowBrow by following @lowbrowpizza on Instagram.
