Outdoor Pizza Ovens

Choose your outdoor pizza oven by fuel

All four ovens can be ordered as a propane pizza oven or a natural gas pizza oven, depending on your supply. Our propane-ready ovens are a good place to start if you use propane. If you also want wood-fired cooking, our hybrid pizza oven collection has one dual fuel choice. This gas and wood pizza oven runs on either fuel or both. It has a gas burner, a wood rack with an ash catch, and a small gas starter to light the wood fire.

Choose where it goes: island or counter

Three ovens drop into an island cutout. You can explore our built-in pizza oven options when planning an outdoor kitchen pizza oven. Two fit the same cutout as their brand's 30 inch grill, so that planned grill space can take an oven instead. You will want to check the cutout dimensions before choosing. The countertop oven sits on adjustable feet. It also helps to think about where you will set down your pizza peel and ingredients.

Common questions before you buy

Are you still deciding whether an outdoor kitchen with a pizza oven belongs in your plan? Our guide to pizza ovens and outdoor kitchen layouts walks through the bigger questions before you choose an outdoor oven or settle on its position.

Our pizza oven brands

Summerset's pizza oven is the hybrid countertop choice. Videl's pizza oven selection offers a 30 inch gas oven with two burners. Fire Magic makes the two thermostat-controlled built-in ovens. You set the temperature, and the oven holds it. Both have an interior light and a glass window in the oven door so you can watch the crust without opening it. One also offers a touchscreen and phone monitoring.

Why buy your outdoor pizza oven here?

My Cozy Outdoors is an authorized dealer for all three brands, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. We answer fuel, cutout and layout questions by phone. You can also browse our outdoor kitchen components for the rest of your island, including grills, burners, doors, drawers and sinks. If you are unsure which oven fits your plan, call us and we will talk it through.

Questions we hear most

Gas or wood, which makes better pizza?

Gas gives you repeatable heat you can dial in for weeknight cooking. Wood adds aroma and the charred spots people want in Neapolitan pizza. The hybrid does both, and many owners preheat on gas and add wood for flavor.

Can an outdoor pizza oven cook more than pizza?

Yes. The thermostat ovens bake, roast and broil, and include a baking rack. Their low temperature settings let you cook bread, vegetables, meat and even pies. The hybrid can also roast and bake bread.

Does a built-in pizza oven need electricity?

The two thermostat-controlled built-in ovens need a 120 volt weatherproof outlet for ignition, thermostat and light. If your island has no power, a battery pack option covers ignition. The countertop ovens need only gas.

How long does a gas pizza oven take to heat up?

An outdoor pizza oven heats the air in its chamber in minutes, but the ceramic pizza stone takes longer. The manuals say to allow about 25 minutes so the stone heats through and the crust comes out crisp rather than soft.