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One of Maryland’s highest-ranked pizzerias is preparing to open its first location outside of Baltimore.

According to WBAL, Angeli’s Pizzeria of Little Italy plans to open a second restaurant in Ellicott City at 10039 National Baltimore Pike, Suite C. The new location recently received approval for a liquor license, and owner Cuneyt “Juniet” Ozturk told Howard County liquor board commissioners that the restaurant is expected to open within the next two months.

The 1,500SF restaurant will replace River House Pizza Co. in the Forest Green shopping center along U.S. Route 40. River House Pizza recently relocated to Ellicott City’s Main Street, taking over the former home of Tersiguel’s French Country Restaurant, which closed in December after 50 years.

The expansion comes as Angeli’s continues to earn national recognition. Earlier this year, the restaurant climbed from No. 47 to No. 44 on the prestigious 50 Top Pizza USA rankings, while Gaithersburg’s Inferno Pizzeria Napoletana moved up from No. 21 to No. 20.

Based in Paestum, Italy, near Naples, 50 Top Pizza is considered one of the world’s most respected pizza rankings. The organization relies on anonymous inspectors who pay for every meal themselves to ensure unbiased evaluations.

Angeli’s first appeared on the list in 2025 and has continued to build its reputation in Baltimore’s Little Italy. The restaurant’s story began in New Orleans in 1986 before the family eventually relocated to Baltimore. After Hurricane Katrina devastated the original restaurant, the family revived the concept in Baltimore, bringing its recipes and neighborhood atmosphere to Little Italy.

In addition to its placement on the 50 Top Pizza rankings, Angeli’s was named Maryland’s best New York-style pizza by The Washington Post last year. The Ellicott City restaurant will mark the first expansion outside of Baltimore for the family-owned pizzeria.

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