Unlike common bealive, there is such a thing "a bad pizza" in Rome. Especially if you stay in the very tourstic Termini area. I discovered these place on my 2nd visit to town, just adjacent to Termini, in the San Lorenzo area and I would come back for sure! Big place with efficient service, very nice starters, but offcouse the... More

One of the city's best pizza joints, and perfect for a bite before a night out in San Lorenzo. To many visitors, the laid-back attitude of the staff might come across as rude, but they aren't, they're just ... well, laid back. The pizza is great and the fritti are delicious. Mix that with some cold beer, and you've got... More

We went there on the 3rd Feb, the first day it snowed in Rome after many years! We walked from our hotel near Termini, used our navigator. We didn't have to queue for a table- they didn't speak any English, but the pizza ingredient was written in English which was helpful. It was a good value for money and we... More

No frills, real Rome; found it by accident. The clientele appeared to be mostly locals, the pizza was perfect. Try the lemon sorbet desert followed by limoncello!

Went cycling in Italy last summer and found this place which could not have been better. Really good value. Great food and really nice affordable wine. Atmosphere was one of the bed things. People very friendly. Only English people in there that night. Was raining really hard and gutter collapsed which filled the place with water. Staff dealt with it... More

I didn't find a balanced quality/price pizzeria in three years living in Rome except Formula 1. The environment and furniture are essential and informal as the waitresses, the wide choice of pizza and starters is more than enough for the money you leave according to Roma's fares. Avoid this place if you're looking for a romantic dinner and join it... More

This place is my favourite pizzeria in Rome for a very simple reason: the simplicity of it. There is no fancy bells and whistles to this pizzeria. It lacks any elegant or even appealing decor. There's no extensive beer or wine listing. The waiters are all much like that older uncle of yours that pretended to find money behind your... More

The food is great. Not just the pizza which is very thin and very tasty but also antipasti and dessert as we can say. Fantastic atmosphere, tpyical italian I would say, i.e. many italian people (almost no tourists at all) chatting loudly. Prices are more than fair. We paid 26€ for two persons and had mineral water, wine, bruschetta, 2... More

I had the 4 formaggio pizza - and honestly, how could one go wrong with different cheeses on one's pizza? 2 of my friends, however, felt their pizzas were too bland - they're used to the "american" pizzas. So, yeah, the pizzas aren't very powerful in taste but I personally really liked them. The place is always packed with people... More