Stumbled upon this pizza place after walking across Ponte Vecchio. The place was packed both inside…read moreand outside with a few people waiting. They had two small stools near the window and we took them! The service was nice and friendly. We took a look at the menu and decided on our pizza. Couldn't tell you the name of our pizza but it had mushrooms and meats. Yum!

Excellent brick oven pizza in the Santo Spirito side of Florence! Line wrapped around the block…read morewaiting for tables, well worth the wait!

It's closed. Sorry to say it, because I ate here years ago and absolutely loved it. I was excited…read moreto go back when I was in Florence. No such luck.

Hands down better pizza than Gusta. O'Scugnizzo is more of a local's spot that isn't too crowded or…read moreswarmed with American students. My boyfriend and I got the margherita pizza with ricotta-stuffed crust for about €7.50. It was absolutely delicious. I definitely recommend visiting here while in Florence for an authentic Italian-style pizza.

My first meal was the best. A giant Steak Florentine with Beans right on the Plaza of the Holy…read moreSpirit. Who could ask for better ambiance. The food was amazing. A fantastic steak, at the most reasonable price in town... I learned later. I also discovered Burello, which made for a perfect pairing. Service was friendly and inviting. They had some issues getting my dish out once they got busy. However once they realized it they made it right. The folks here have my best recommendations which means Ill make it back here next time I visit

Outstanding pizza and truly extraordinary calzone that they made for me without ham…read more Generous portions at very reasonable prices for excellent food

After a full day of exploring Florence, we were ready to spend time in our apartment just chilling…read moreout. My husband went to BiancaZeroZero to pick up a takeout order. Tony was so welcoming and friendly. He picked up a Mortadella, Buffalo Ricotta Cheese and Pistachio grains pinsa. Oh my, it was so delicious and fresh. We were so pleased we picked this restaurant for takeout.

Amazing quality dough, super cosy inside with the ability to take away, and just amazing delicious…read morepizza which is the most important! I love the small businesses and places that Italy seems to just produce in droves and this is such a cute one I'd highly recommend it. Definitely the best pizza we've had to date!

Great pizza spot, tucked in a quiet side street near the Uffizi Gallery. I was looking for a quick…read moretake out spot for lunch and this place came up on my Yelp search. No table service here, you order up front and wait at your table for your food to be ready. Great menu selection to choose from. I ordered the regular sized pizza topped with tomato, mozzarella, spicy calabrese salame, and mushrooms. The crust was thin and perfectly crisp. The pizza was fresh and still steaming hot when I brought it back to my hotel which was a 5 minute walk away. The pizza took about 5 minutes to make so if you're in a hurry or hangry, this place is fantastic for a quickly prepared meal.

We were very lucky to run into this pizza shop on a side street and give it a try. Luciano the…read moreowner is a hidden gem and is super kind. We ordered the #5 and the #9. The #9 was gorgonzola and pear. It came out piping hot and the cheese was almost falling off the pizza it was so fresh. This pizza has changed my understanding of what a great pizza is. Thin, delicious, not greasy, extra cheesy, and combined with the pear perfectly. I thought I'd only eat half, but easily finished all of it because it wad that mind blowing. My wife loved her pizza as well, but sure was jealous of the #9. Now on to the owner. It was just my wife and I and Luciano the owner in the store. He talked to us for a good 15 minutes after we were done eating and even gave us a fresh slice of prosciutto to try after asking if we liked Pork... just because we were talking about how fresh food makes the difference between good and bad food. Such an amazing owner that really puts passion into his product. Give this place a try and you will not be disappointed with the food here!

Excellent pizza, best one of our trip so far. Reasonable prices. Staff were quick and very…read morefriendly. Beautiful spot!

The service was fantastic, pizza and caprese salad were amazing and the ambiance was perfect for…read moredinner in Florence!

Good napoli pizza for a reasonable price especially so close to the Basillica. The pesto pizza was…read moreawesome

My friends are staying in Florence for 3 months for work and this is one of their favorite places…read moreto dine and I can see why. This is a Neopolitan style of pizza with its soft thin dough with a crispy bottom and chewy high edges. First off, they only serve pizza and drinks, so no salads, appetizers, pastas. But that's a good sign when you find a place that specializes in only one dish. We ordered the bufalo and added mushrooms and arugula, the marinara, and the salame. Actually the marinara was our favorite since you could taste the garlic and the oregano. We ate inside but they do have tables outside. They are even able to shape your pizza into a heart! Amore!!!! We met the owner Roberto and he was so friendly, his staff was great and our pizzas were served quickly! If you are craving pizza and want an intimate cozy restaurant with GREAT flavorful pizza, Pizza Napoli 1955 is a must stop!

Sourdough pizza crust is very good. Recommend the prosciutto with the orange olive oil flavor very…read morevery good.

Pizzas were delicious , service was nice and quick. Atmosphere was not too formal and easyread more

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.

I've had good pizza in Rome, Naples, NYC, and San Francisco (North Beach), but I've never had…read moreNeapolitan pizza better than this. Simple and great. With pizza the bread's the thing: this is the contrast between charred and pillowy bread in the same bite. An Italian strong suit like cannoli or pignoli--different textures offered at the same time. Also the tomato sauce was neither sweet, nor sour and cloying. Perfect background for the other ingredients to come through in balance with the whole experience. I wish I could take the place home with me!

This isn't a 5 star posh restaurant-it's a five star place for great Italian casual food -pizza,…read moresalad, calzone, coffee, etc. It is a small, casual, unassuming place-but don't let that fool you. The food is yummy. This is a Perfect spot for visitors touring Pitti Palace -only a few steps away from the palace and has great food, service and ambiance, at a very reasonable price. Food ; The things we tried were excellent. The pizza was great -crust was done well and had a great texture-not tough or doughy. Toppings were plenty& cheese was just right. You can buy pizza by the slice, by the standard size, or by a very large size. The Calzone was huge -stuffed with delicious ingredients and the salad was sooo fresh with a huge scoop of soft mozzarella. Yum!! The cafe latte and cappuccino were delicious. Service: Servers are pleasant and speak English as well as Italian. They offer to help tourists with the menu, (although the food translation is already right below the Italian). As in most restaurants in Italy -they don't rush you. The Chianti we ordered was not our favorite on this trip but they have 3 to choose from, and lots of other beverage choices. Facility: Very small with just a few tables along one wall, but the menu is large. A little street noise -but not bad -It's a fun place to people-watch if you are near the entrance. Location -it's just to the right of and across the street from the front of Pitti Palace. It's on a corner of an approaching street, not directly across the street from the palace. Easy to spot signage.