This place is a hidden gem. We're so glad we went!…read more I was on the hunt for authentic Italian pizza that locals eat and this was it. A waiter at another restaurant actually recommended it to us as a top pizza spot where locals go and we didn't regret taking her advice! It's a bit hard to find and looks almost like a small hole in the wall but the pizza here is worth it! One thing to note is that it's self service. You order the pizza and bring it to your own table to eat. There's not service per say but the owner and staff were still helpful. If you're looking for a real authentic pizza spot the locals actually eat at and not tourists this is the place to go.

I was brought here by a friend that picked this place by chance for a date and he was captured by…read moreits cuteness. In fact this place is so tiny you have to give the right to way to people passing by. Stone and wood reign over the walls and tables, lamps and medieval looks, frame the pizza smell coming from the back. And pizzas are just awesomely delicious, the Italian way.

Giving this 10/10 because BEST pizza I've had in Italy BUT the man at the front is SO rude and…read morescary. He HATES Americans / Non-Italian people, so even if u greet him w kindness he will greet u with fury. I do think they deserve 10/10. It was one of the only places in Florence actually filled with Italians and totally worth the rudeness but I bet he's a great guy. I got the truffle pizza and the mushrooms literally MELTED in my mouth. I've never had that before. So delicious.

The pizza was fantastic! The man at the front spoke perfect English; he wasn't overly friendly but…read morehe was perfectly nice. You order at the counter but can then go and sit downstairs. The food was amazing and very fast!

I ordered food here via deliveroo so I can't comment on the restaurant. I chose this place because…read moreof the gluten free options. I ordered the pasta senza glutine and the pollenttine. The pasta was good especially considering it was delivered. The pollenttine was oily and salty so it was at all to my liking. The delivery service was top notch. I could track the order and the food arrived in the window that it's suppose to be expected. Bottom line..the deliveroo service was great follow the driver on the app or watch via your web browser to see where you food is! This place has a good variety of gluten free but I'd say the food preparation was too oily and salty. I won't be returning Pros Fast delivery through deliveroo Gluten free options Good gluten free pasta I Cons The overall quality and taste are not worth the price point

Very nice place with a double seating choice: inside the area is quite small, but very comfortable…read moreand homy, outside other 10 tables. Perfect for intimate dinners, friendly, although service can be slow some nights! I like the fact that they truly have a whole menu of the day with well curated proposals as the gratin half tomato with burrata cheese, very tasty. Pizzas are tall and you can pick different doughs, I tried their Tartufina that was incredible! They serve craft beers so you can also do some tasting here. This restaurant is good, but doesn't come cheap: 1 shared appetizer, two pizzas and a beer 22€ each!

Legit! Neapolitan style pizza in the middle of Firenze/Florence?! Hubby found this place on google…read moreand it didn't disappoint! Frankly surprised by the low reviews - the pizza was pretty perfect (shout out as we know the complexities as we try to navigate home pizza making with our Ooni). We ordered the MARADONA ( Margherita con nduja, burrata fresca, basilico | Tomato sauce, mozzarella, spicy sausage, fresh burrata, basil). The Nduja was pretty lovely. Had a great kick and my mouth was actually pretty spicy by the end of the meal! The fresh burrata was a great touch. But seriously, the star of the show was the dough. NGL - the restaurant was pretty toasty from the giant wood fired oven in the corner! Because we were sharing - they gave us these cute lil' half moon plates that flanked the pizza perfectly. Cute! Also appreciated that there was no judgment from our server for sharing. Service is as expected in Italia. Unhurried, leisurely & I'm here for it! Apparently they also have locations in FL!

Poor service. Crappy pizza. Not cooked in the middle. A soupy mess. I've had Naples pizza 2 other…read moretimes in the past 5 days. I know it's chewy. But this....yuck. 2 stars for the decorations. The flying Angel is an interesting touch.

Read the past reviews (nothing posted recently) and walked in after 8pm on a Tuesday night. They…read morehave a sign with a promotion on the window in both Italian and English that says you can choose one of 5 different pizzas for €6 and add a soft drink for an additional €1, so I went with the Spicy Salami (i.e. pepperoni) and a coke. Good deal, right? So, I figure why not. Especially since the lobby is full with 2 Italian girls (takeout) and 4 American exchange students (by the slice). Seating is tight, 8 bar stools total. Great place to grab a slice to takeout, not a place to take a date. About 7 minutes after ordering, the whole pizza (about 30cm/12inches in diameter), bubbling cheese and pepperoni, is delivered on a plate and you get a serrated knife and fork to cut it up yourself. No pizza cutters here. I asked the guy about my coke and he pointed to the refrigerator and asked me to grab whatever I wanted. The pizza crust is thin, and the outer crust is crispy and chewy with a light dusting of flour. There were 7 pats of Mozzarella cheese, and many, many slices of pepperoni. On my pizza, perhaps too much pepperoni and too much sauce as the middle part was really soggy and dripping with orange oil and sauce. The guy starts closing down from 9pm, so I finish up and move toward the register to pay. He asks for €9, and I walk and point to the sign on the door that indicates it should only be €6 + 1 = €7. He walks over and reads the sign and says he's sorry! So, again, maybe he was new, but he was still cool about it. Final verdict: 2 stars for atmosphere, 3 stars for service and presentation, 3 stars for quality and taste, 3 stars for cost-performance and my humble evaluation is a 3, that this a very ordinary pizzeria.

Great cafe off the main streets of Florence with great fresh pizza (not the kind that has been…read moresitting out for hours). $2 for a small bottle of great Tuscan wine. Pizza was $3 a slice - can't beat it! Tables inside and outside.

Service is excellent, very attentive and the food was amazing. Price is reasonable and the…read morelocation is away from any busy street.

We came here on an evening with nice weather and sat outside. It took quite awhile for the staff to…read moreacknowledge us and get us even menus. I realize the service standards are not the same in Italy, but even our Italian friends thought it was a bit ridiculous. The place was decently full, but not every table was taken. There is a courtyard where kids can run around and still be in your sight. I had the seafood pasta and it was pretty good. There was a ton of seafood and the ratio of pasta to seafood was pretty good. The service woes continued though as not all of our party got the food at the same time. In fact, one person did not get theirs until everyone else had eaten so we just cancelled their dish. Better execution, and this place could be good.

After having lived in Firenze 23 years ago I had a quick opportunity to revisit this wonderful city…read morethis evening. I was not particularly hungry but I found this place as I was strolling around my old neighborhood and noticed "Pizza fatto in forno al legna". For those who know..... Wood fired pizza is simply the best and this place is truly a step above many around town. It's not a place for table side dining - however you will be very happy with the Pizza and walk away satisfied for a very fair price! Give your votes... This place deserves the attention as it is now only a year old and the owner if from near Napoli - the motherland of Pizza! The Piazza Diavola was fantastic!!!

The best pizza I've had in Florence!…read more Walked for about 30 min to find this because I had a train I had to catch and everything is close on Mondays at 10am,this place was as well but the guy inside let me in and made me a pizza anyways, an hour before they opened. He was extremely nice and I had a small divola, it was amazing! Not too big not too small and just a little bit spicy. Perfect. Really small spot but the food is really amazing. Considering the face that I've been in Italy for a week and this is my favourite spot says a lot.

What a great find, if you are at the Train Station in Florence this is the place to go. They are…read moreso nice and it is a comfortable place to relax before your train comes in. We ordered gnocchi with red sauce- amazing, I would never had thought that it would be go good the sauce was like an italian gravy. We also ordered the Pizza Mariana and it was delicious, freshly made dough (we watched him form the pie) no cheese and flavorful sauce with garlic and basil. Very very good, light and full of flavor. Service here was surprisingly great, they do offer beer and wine. Food is so good and it is close to the entrance so maybe just hop in for some delicious food. I saw a gentleman get the steak and it looked amazing, he ate every bite. Great discovery!

Ended up dining here twice during our stay in Florence because it was SO conveniently located,…read moredecently priced, with decent food. It's never that crowded so you're always seated immediately (which is good if you're starving), right in front of the train station. Had 2 different kinds of pizzas here, both good, and a pesto pasta which was fine. The cheesecake here is really good so I had it twice. Overall if you're by the train station and just desperate to eat, this place isn't bad!