Caramel Pizza Font

The name gives it away. Caramel Pizza is a fat, rounded serif with thick strokes and short, blunt serifs, and the whole thing looks a bit gooey. CalligraphyFonts.net surrounded the title with hand-drawn pizza slices, which is a hint at where they think it belongs.

The web page mockup for “Napolitan Pizza Night” shows it as a headline and in the nav bar, and it still reads well at the smaller size. It has a retro 1970s flavour, close to the heavy serifs on old diner signs. The free file is a single TTF.

Best uses for Caramel Pizza

  • Pizza and pasta menus
  • Food packaging
  • Café and bakery signs
  • Restaurant websites
  • Retro posters

Font pairings

Pair it with a simple sans like Poppins or Nunito Sans. For a hand-drawn touch, add Pacifico for one or two words.

Licence & credit

Caramel Pizza is free for personal use only. It is designed by CalligraphyFonts.net, and you can buy a commercial licence from CalligraphyFonts.net.

Caramel Pizza Serif Font

Caramel Pizza Font
Caramel Pizza Font
Caramel Pizza Font

License: Personal Use Only!
Font Type: Free
Format: TTF
Total Files: 1

 

Caramel Pizza Font: Preview Online

Caramel Pizza Font FAQ

Can I use Caramel Pizza on my restaurant menu?

Only with a commercial licence. The free version is for personal projects.

Does Caramel Pizza support other languages?

The specimen says it includes multilanguage support. Check the store page for the full list.

What free font looks like Caramel Pizza?

Shrikhand and Fraunces in a heavy weight give a similar soft, retro look.

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