Good pizza, tastier than average in Dublin. Service is great and lads are nice too. Recommended.read more

This place rocks! Super small and takeout only, but definitely worth the trip! Pizza was…read moreawesome, cooked on this huge pizza oven that takes up literally half of their real estate. Great crust, and ingredients are super fresh.

Great spot! We came with no reservation and they were still able to fit us in for dinner. This is a…read moresmall spot where you can enjoy and watch the kitchen make food. We ordered a margherita pizza and slow-braised beef bolognese. The pizza had some of the best crust I have ever had. It was soft, flavorful, and overall just delicious. Would definitely recommend. Probably best to make a reservation!

While visiting Dublin found a tiny place right on the corner of Grand Canal St. place was busy and…read morelucky for me it was a sunny day in April so decided to seat outside, there are only 3 small tables at the curb,wonderful to people watch. The food was amazing, had fabulous pasta and a cold beer. Service was friendly.

Small little shop, but seems really popular and busy. Quick and friendly service and the pizza is…read moreAMAZING! 2 HUGE slices and a drink for $13.50 EU. I got The Vito (pepperoni cheese pizza topped with fresh basil, dollops of burrata cheese , freshly grated Parmesan, and drizzled with hot honey) was absolutely delicious! Thin crispy crust and perfect chewy texture. The Mushroom pizza was delicious too, but The Vito pizza is the way to go!

This place is the real deal. Easily the best pizza I had in Dublin…read more The pepperoni was perfect -- crispy edges, great flavor, and not greasy. Exactly how you want it. I also got the sausage with jalapeño and that was next level... perfect balance of spice and flavor. Crust had that ideal chew with a slight char, sauce was on point, and everything just worked. You can tell they know what they're doing. I don't say this lightly -- this could go up against pizza spots in NYC or Chicago and hold its own without a problem. 10/10. If you're in Dublin, you have to stop here.

I ordered a pizza and waited while it was being baked…read more The place seems to do mainly take out even though there are a few picnic tables outside where you can enjoy your pizza. I took the pizza back to my hotel. The customer was thin and the sauce had a great flavor. I ordered it with ham and salami and mushrooms. The salami had a bit of spice to it which paired well with the other toppings. I ordered the small pizza and it was perfect for one person. If you want leftovers, definitely order one size up. The employees were friendly and it was fun watching them make all the pizzas. I look forward to ordering another pizza when I am back in the area. I was told that if you order on the app there are coupons and deals on there. Definitely a great experience.

Got the pizza Verde from Base and it has to be one of the best pizzas I have ever had! The delivery…read morecame on time and the delivery man was lovely. Would definitely recommend going! My friend said their Torino pizza is delicious too!

Pi bar was a great place for pizza. Super quick service - the pizza was out under 10 minutes. The…read morespace was tight. We came in on a Friday night and were lucky enough to get a seat right away albeit it was a tiny table. I would definitely go back to dine in or pick up. For under 15 euros for the Mediterranean pizza, it's a deal hard to beat.

Cute pizza place. Stopped in for lunch. Had the Margherita pizza. It was cooked well and tasty. The…read morestaff were friendly and answered my questions about how to pay/purchase tickets for the city bus.

Pros Good pizza…read moreUpstairs dining area Fast service Cons Wings were nothing special Doesn't open until later I really enjoyed this place. The food was good and I really enjoyed the bbq wing sauce, although the wings themselves were average at best. The pizza was excellent and the window view from my table was nice. Will definitely come here again.

As I came back from Xmas break, my boyfriend picked me up with flowers at the airport and took me…read moreon a date to Casanova's Woodfire Pizza. Best idea ever ! 1* For the place : Located on Lower Kilmacud road, facing the Stillorgan shopping centre, you open the door to a staircase that leads to the restaurant. The place is huge, with a view on the cool kitchen. It looks like I have travelled to Italy in a blink of an eye ! On the walls, old metallic advertising board given by the previous Italian pub that was there. On th ceiling above our table we can see a gigantic wooden spoon and fork. Why not? 1* For the food : as a starter I had a tomoto & mozarella plate with green pesto, and that was wonderful ! Fresh and tasty. Nom nom... He chose the chicken wings with extra garlic sauce and pepper served by our waiter from a ginormous wooden pepper mill ! As a main I had a ham-artichoke-tomato-mozarella pizza, and he had a spicy diavolo pizza. We honestly were starving but we only managed to get through to half of our respective pizza ! 1* For the service : The staff was unbelievably nice. I couldn't help smiling from start to finish. David, our Italian waiter, was the best ! The food was served really fast, so were the drinks. We never had to think of asking for anything, David was a magician ! He was incredibly sweet too. We left him a well deserved tip. 2* For the overall experience : This is my new pizza place ! I know this is crazy, but everything was so perfect I cannot think of words to describe how well the evening went. I need to add that the price is very reasonable for an amazing quality ! And... they deliver :D We will probably meet there. Leave me your impressions and let me know should you have questions, I will get back to you asap ! ;)

Great pizza from the Italian pizza oven…read more good wine selection Nice coffee, comfortable seating and the staff are very nice

Food ok but very scatty staff, poor English, masks worn over mouth only!! Loud clattering noises…read morefrom kitchen from constant dropping, unpleasant experience and will not be rushing back!!!

Four for an early dinner on a wintry Thursday night. Seated immediately and BYO wine opened and…read morepoured. Four very different pizzas ordered. My Veronese with ham and mushrooms was excellent. I was glad I ordered the 12" as it was very moreish. My companions had the Manhattan Heat which, with the jalapeños, was hot as was the Nduja ordered by companion #3. The house basil pizza was the fourth. We had ordered garlic bread to share before the pizza arrived but it was served almost as the last pizza slices were being hoovered up. Not to worry - it got demolished anyway. One small peeve however. Whilst the BYO policy is very welcome, I felt the €7.50 charge per bottle is taking the proverbial, hence 4 instead of 5 stars. That said, a very good pizza in a cosy setting with friendly, attentive staff. Recommended.

Erm LOVED this place!!! We sat in the shed, all 11 of us, cosy as bugs in a rug. It's got a little…read morewindow that allows you to look out on the paupers outside eating at their restaurant tables (how cliche!). They can see you too, so you can feel extra smug in there. Aside from the smugness, you can also plug in your phone to play music, there's a gorgeo little stove for the winter time, lots of cushions and blankets, and there are seats going all the way round the table, so it's a super social space where you can chat with everyone at the same time. I haven't even gotten to the food yet - the pizzas are perfect - stone baked base, good quality toppings and very simple, no fuss. Only thing I would change would maybe adding in some extra sides / starters, like some different dipping sauces / side salads or starters etc. Oh and best of all, it's BYO! Winner!!

Dublin small pizza place close to Trinity College -…read more Service was meh...we took a menu off the wall where there were like 12 hanging and thought this was how to do it and one of the attendants came up and grabbed it out of my hand to put back on the wall... wry strange. Pizza was decent and price for the 12 was. it's reasonable than most in Dublin.

I arrived back in Dublin the day before my flight home and needed a quick bite to eat without…read morespoiling my dinner. Vice was right by my hotel and seemed like a cool spot. I hadn't had any pizza yet during my travels through Ireland so it only seemed right I give it a try. I was pleasantly surprised! The pizza was really good. An excellent attempt at a NY style slice. I got a slice of pepperoni with some house made ranch on the side. The menu has a lot of different options though and you can even build your own pizza. The prices are a bit steep but I guess that's to be expected with a hip spot like this in the middle of Dublin. The inside is very industrial and has a little counter area for seating upstairs and a bigger dining area downstairs. I really liked how the menu was a projection on the wall - I've never seen that before and thought it was pretty neat. The slice came out quickly and held up well on my walk back to the hotel. I would recommend grabbing a slice here!

Service was genuine. Pizza . Shared and split meals…read more Highlight: monkeys in the potty - you'll know what I mean when you see it

I've been here twice now. I've enjoyed it both times. It's super cute and I love the liberties. Not…read morequiet in an awkward way but just enough background noise to where you can still hear the people you're with. I do love the food! I've had pizza and pasta and garlic bread. The drinks vary but overall I recommend!