Passed this spot on the way back to the hotel and thought I need to try and returned to find a…read moresmaller almost "hole in the wall" space with an extensive variety of specialty pie options and some fun signs posted-ie "If you ask me for ketchup and mayonnaise I'll call the police!!." They have a small pizza and a bigger size which I would say is about 10 inches. The small size was sold out on my first visit and found out better to arrive earlier (before 6) for these. The Mini pies are good if you want to try a few varieties-so many so little time. Ordered the big Amatriciana (the unloved pasta dish of the big Roman four as a pizza) which was recommended-Pecorino, mozzarella with the Pork cheeks taking it over the top-one of their most popular and rightfully so! On the second visit , they had the small size pies-Friarielli & Salsiccia-Broccoli Rave and sausage-tasty, Fegato & Cipolla-pork liver sausage with onions and peppers made for a "not everyday" and delicious pie. Both visits service was excellent and engaged. This place screams independent and one of a kind but it turns out they are a regional chain with a handful of locations. Amazing pizza with so many options!

Trieste makes some delicious pizza and I would've given it 5 stars if they hadn't run out of their…read moremini pizzas. Plus, the space is very hot inside, but better to sit near the window or do takeaway. I wasn't very hungry, but wanted one last pizza in Italy. When I saw that this spot does mini pizzas, which means I was able to choose a variety of flavors; I was so excited! Unfortunately, they ran out of the mini pizza dough and only had the large. It really is a shame, because I didn't think the bigger version is worth €15 each. Nonetheless, I ordered the Burrata & Anchovies while the husband got Pepperoni. I really did enjoy the flavor and chewiness of the dough. The burrata also gave it such a nice creaminess to balance the pizza that worked perfectly. Sadly, I had to waste a slice because I couldn't finish the larger pizza, so still a bit upset that I couldn't order the mini. With that said, it's a delicious pizza spot.

Our trip was June 2015…read more Within the first few hours upon arriving into Rome, this was the first place we came to for food. It was very close to our B&B so we waned to try the pizza immediately. As we entered the place, we immediately noticed that is was busy with locals and no tourists but ourselves. We stepped up to the counter, ordered our pizza and suppli. You choose the size of the pizza you want, they weigh it, then you go to the register and pay for it. There was a reasonable variety of pizza on display. They owners were kind and realized we were not local and helped us through the process. You are welcome to sit at the tables without any extra charge. The meal was pleasant to the eyes, delicious, and filling. TIP They are not open for dinner. They close well before dinner in the 4:00pm hour.

We were hungry so this was the closest and open for lunch…read more. Had pizza with prosciutto and mazarella, prosciutto and mushroom, plane cheese, two of them fried rice ball, and salad.. Pizza was pretty good.. Nothing to die for.. Salad was not bad. Again nothing special. When we got there they were just staring to starting.. So by the time we finished they had more different kind of food. Over all the food was pretty good.. I would probably come again if I'm hungry and nothing else is open.

Just as I was about to pass from "hungry" to "hangry", I spotted the neon "pizza" sign and decided…read morethat this was going to be tonight's dinner. It's a bit off the beaten path and it's inexpensive. I'm a fan. Several different options for pizza on display and I chose the most interesting and colorful one. Something with peppers and onions and smoked salmon. Weird but sure, why not. It's sold the usual Italian way - by weight. Pick a size, they cut it and weight it and then warm it up. My pizza was ready in a few minutes and I paid for it with a beer and sat in the back to enjoy. It's hard to go wrong at €8.40 and this was delicious. Maybe it could have spent some more time in the oven but it was still tasty. Great option for great inexpensive pizza in a spot that likely doesn't get too busy with other tourists. [Review 19109 overall - 284 in Italy - 79 of 2023.]

Forno da Milvio is a good option for some quick pizza. I came here after visiting the Colosseum…read moreand wandering nearby it. I came with one other person and we noticed there was a line. It took awhile until it was our turn and to be honest it felt a little chaotic inside. Once it got to us we asked for two different types of pizzas to share. They charge you by weight. Both of the pizzas were pretty good. Their crusts are a little thicker though and pretty filling. I got a pizza that had some very spicy meat on top which was my favorite. The other pizza we got was just okay. Besides their just made pizzas, they also had pastas and other items you can order. The guys behind the counter were nice. We asked for a new pizza fresh out the oven but they told us we had to get the one sitting there to finish it off. There is a casual dining area but it was all full when we tried to sit. Overall it was a mediocre experience.

A wonderful spot for authentic Italian pasta in Rome! The pasta was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly…read morecooked. The cozy, relaxed atmosphere made it ideal for a casual meal. And the service was outstanding, very warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. Our waiter, Andre made sure everything was perfect! A charming place worth visiting for delicious comfort lunch or dinner!

First time in Rome. Stopped for a pizza. WOW! Off the beaten but well worth it!…read moreExcellent service and surprisingly inexpensive.

We stumbled on this place our last day in Rome, and its probably a good thing, or we would not have…read moregone anywhere else! This was the best pizza we had all trip. I also love that you can pick how big you want the slice. This gave us the ability to try several of the different toppings. The sausage was the best but each one was delicious. Nice cozy place off the beaten path, but find them & you will not be disappointed!

Excellent pizza with self- serve, inside tables only. Order at the counter, they weigh your pizza,…read moreyou pay, and wait for them to call your name while you try to secure a table to sit at. Pizza here is flavorful and lots of options to choose from. Crust is crispy and delicious. Rice balls have an amazing crunch and a delicious, tender risotto inside - excellent!! We tried two types and both were off the charts delicious. They offer soft drinks and beer. Nothing like a cold Moretti beer and some excellent pizza . Don't hesitate to try this place.

suppli!!!!!! we came in after touring the colosseum and specifically came in wanting to try a…read moresuppli because we hadn't had an opportunity to try one yet. the suppli was great -- they had two types, a classic and a cacio e pepe and we got both. they were both delicious but maybe could have been hotter temperature wise. the pizza reminded me of hot lunch pizza but in the best way and i was excited to see this type of pepperoni i will say it wasn't the hottest day and it was HOT inside so don't expect it to be a cool refreshing stop after sightseeing

Amazing!! We stopped in for lunch and had the most amazing pizza. The crust was super crunchy and…read moredelicious. Decided to come back for dinner. Love love love it!!

Pizzerias are a dime a dozen on the streets of Rome, with at least four a block from my hotel…read more Looking for a quick lunch, I ducked into Striscia La Pizza. Pizza al taglio, served by the thin rectangular slice, comes with a pretty wide range of toppings. I went with a few slices of cooked prosciutto, washed down with a can of chinotto (bitter orange soda). The pizza was fresh from the oven and the salty prosciutto worked well with the creamy melted mozzarella. Table and counter space is limited, so this place does a brisk takeout business

The food is amazing. My brood of seven had several dishes (various pastas and salads), and even a…read morelasagna. No one was disappointed at all. Service was quick, friendly, and exactly what you'd expect from a little neighborhood spot in Roma where the locals eat. I'm also fairly certain the the child locked to his phone, munching on a plate of pasta was the chef's son (which earn a extra points for the family friendly vibe). Worth the walk.

Very delayed review from our trip in 2024 (pre-Yelp Elite days)...this was one of our favorite…read moremeals in Rome and conveniently walking distance from our Airbnb! We were tired from walking all day at the Colosseum and Roman Forum, so just wanted to take it easy with pizza, pasta, and wine for an early dinner. We got a bottle of sangiovese, the quatro formaggio pizza, and the rigatoni alla amatriciana. We especially loved the honey on the pizza, which paired perfectly with the wine. Service was friendly and the ambiance was relaxing at the outdoor tables. We were surrounded by fellow tourists, likely due to the early hour, but we didn't mind!

**Ce Stamo a Pensà -- Rome **…read more After a long flight and arriving in Rome late at night, we decided to stretch our legs and walk around--and somehow stumbled upon this little gem. There were no tables available when we arrived, but we figured the wait might be worth it. **It absolutely was.** While we waited, they offered us some wine and a little bite--almost like a small pastry filled with cheese and tomato--which was such a thoughtful touch and made the wait feel effortless. Once seated, we ordered more wine along with two Roman classics: **Cacio e Pepe and Carbonara.** The **Cacio e Pepe** was exactly what we hoped for: beautifully creamy, cheesy, and well balanced without feeling overly heavy or greasy. The pepper came through nicely, complementing the richness of the cheese rather than overpowering it. The **Carbonara** was equally impressive. The pasta had that wonderful fresh, silky texture, the sauce was rich and intensely cheesy, and the pancetta was perfectly crispy and salty. Every bite had the right balance of creamy, savory, and salty. Ambiance was quiet, chill and very welcomely.

The food is pretty good. I'd stay away from the traditional sandwich and go for the pita pocket…read moretype sandwiches or the pasta dishes. Also the fried pizza is pretty good. The service is very good and friendly. Now the warning. There is usually a line. There are only enough tables for 15 people and calling them tables is a stretch. As you walk along a thin hallway towards the restroom there are 3 tables for 2. At the entrance there are two counters that have 4 seats on one side and 5 on the other. You also need to have an ass that fits on a small stool. They play great American and British Rock and have semi passable AC.

Fluffiest pizzas I've ever seen!…read more So doughy & so good. A line will form across the street but absolutely worth it. Get comfy sitting near people because everyone wants a slice.

Ordered a burrata margherita and yellow spice salami pizza. Good with fresh ingredients (burrata…read moreand tomatoes), but not life changing. The second pizza lacked spice and flavor, despite the name. Also, maybe it's just the native New Yorker in me, but I didn't like the thickness of the pizza lol. Gets pretty hot inside the restaurant, especially when it's 95+ degrees F outside and they place you near the pizza oven. Not worth the wait, nor the price (surprisingly pricey ~$26pp for what it was).