Absolutely loved the setting of Charlie's...it's what Italian dreams are made of! Quiet corner of…read moretown, lights on the patio, amazing service, and delicious pizza! Loved the diavola, especially, and my relatives thought the pizza was so "light"...it was a big hit for everyone. I had the burrata/prosciutto pizza, and I will admit to feeling like it could have had a bit more flavor, but the others were really great!

Best pizza in Orvieto by far. I lived a 2 minute walk from…read moreCharlie so I was there often during my summer stay. Every single pizza is delicious but my two favorites were the diavola and the prosciutto and burrata. Pear and pecorino with honey appetizer is amazing and the desserts are great too. Staff is friendly and remember you need to ask for your check when you're ready for it otherwise you will sit there until you do. Italian culture.

Set in an underground grotto, the ambiance of this restaurant is cozy and beautiful. Combined with…read morewarm lighting and local hospitality and you have a dining experience that is uniquely Orvietan. Pizzas are their best items! We had the Gorgonzola and Pear pizza and it was divine! The two meat dishes were just okay - the Guinea Fowl and the suckling pig were both flavorful but a bit dry. The chocolate cake was nicely done! I'd say that and the pizza made our meal most enjoyable! Impeccable service!

We walked in and there was no one at any table. We were told we could not be seated because we did…read morenot have a reservation. Another employee argued with the person that said we could not be seated and she said yes please sit down. We sat down and no one came to our table. Finally someone came over and asked us if we wanted some water. We said yes please. No menu, no cocktail. Water never came. 10 minutes later someone came over and asked if we wanted water. There was still no one in the restaurant. We got up and left. We will not be returning and I would not recommend it.

Traditional Italian restaurant prepared by lovely Italian grandma, Cesarina, served by husband,…read moreLucio. You might need to wait a little because Cesarina is the only cook and lunch can get busy. It's worth the wait. This is one of the few places you can eat under the shade of trees in Orvieto. Recommend pizza and lasagna.

You guys are very nice people and I think that you have very nice food and your place is just…read moregreat! And maybe we'll come back and stop on our way back to Rome.

Pizza al taglio! This is a great spot in Orvieto for pizza…read moreal taglio (pizza by the slice). We tried the salsiccia e funghi, pepperoni, funghi porcini and gorgonzola e pera and they were all terrific! Lovely toppings and nice thin bases. The lady is quite friendly and if you ask nicely she might even heat them up for you. This is a good value option for a quick and tasty meal!

Delicious pizza with a variety of flavors. The pizza is slightly warm, but not heated unless you…read moreask. The lady who served us was quite sweet and welcoming too!

Best food and service. I can't believe how lucky we were to eat here. Just visited Orvieto for the…read moreafternoon and someone suggested this restaurant. They make their own wines, olive oil, balsamic vinegar and pasta. Amazing, food.

We had dinner with friends who we were staying with in Amelia…read more We went to this place in the early evening after having a little walk around in Terni Was absolutely fantastic. Everything about this place was totally authentic, full of Umbrian flavors and super good service. Its one of our friends favorite places and I can see why. As it was a few weeks ago now, I cant remember everything we had, but I had the polenta with truffle and the duck tortellini. We had local wine which was lovely and a digestive after dinner.. Overall, a fantastic evening had by all..

Okay. This place is absolutely worth a visit when in town. It does not look like much but the pizza…read morewas truly MAGICAL. It was beautiful and the most delicious. We sat outside to enjoy a bottle of wine and 2 pizzas (we definitely could not finish both) and between the locals dining and a few tourists it was a lovely experience. Service was slow, however I think that is to be expected when you are an American in a small Italian town. Take your time where you eat and enjoy!

Delicious, fresh pizza that's baked to order. Not to mention homemade pizza dough. Fast service…read morefor a freshly baked pizza.

In the perfect location in Orvieto. Fantastic food, and exceptional service. It rained during our…read moremeal but the broad canopy kept us dry. The map has this location slightly off. Go 300 ft towards the duomo at the intersection.

The food is very good at this outdoor cafe in the heart of the beautiful hilltop town. But, in my…read moreopinion, the best reason to try it is the service. Our server went out of his way to make sure we had what we needed. I highly recommend it.

Pizzeria Del Ponte was recommended to us by our host at the Agriturismo we were staying in. She…read moresuggested it was a place most popular with locals, especially labourers who lived in the village Orvieto Scalo. This isn't your traditional restaurant with table service, and because it serves locals almost exclusively, we were going to have to manage with our rudimentary Italian. But our host was reassuring: "You're seasoned travelers so you'll do just fine!" she said. There's no question this is a bit of an unusual spot - in a good way. It truly fits in with the idea of a "Hole in the Wall". Once one enters through the door there's really just enough room for a few people to stand in front of the counter and place their orders. With our rudimentary Italian, which had improved slightly during our time in Italy, and some hand gestures, we were introduced to what was available and placed our orders. There were a couple of pizza options, stuffed bread, flatbreads, and arancini among other options. The food you order is then placed on a scale, and priced by weight - no wonder labourers love the place! Outside there's a number of sheltered picnic tables where everyone happily fills their bellies. We always treasure places like this when we find them, a chance to experience the everyday culture of Orvieto Scalo. Pizza: We ordered the margarita pizza. It had a nice thin crust that held up well, with a well-balanced tomato sauce, thinly sliced tomatoes and a great mozzarella. It was tempting to order another slice. Flat bread: Tomatoes and lettuce with chunks of moist canned tuna (yes, canned tuna - but really good quality and delicious), a little bit of mayo, and some arugula, all sitting on a lovely fluffy bread. We enjoyed this so much we started making this at home upon our return to Canada. Simple and tasty.

Dinner review - One of the best meals I've ever had in my entire life. We shared an eggplant roll…read morestarter, red cabbage salad with parmesan cheese and pears and a white pizza. Everything we tasted was out of this world good. Pizza is one of their specialities so make sure to order one. The place is posh but still have a nice casual vibe therefore it is a perfect spot for a romantic dinner or a nice family evening. Must make a reservation. Try and give them a call however if no one picks up and/or speaks English, it is worth to stop by around 6'30-7 pm to make a reservation for the same evening.

This place rocked.... in Orvieto which also rocks! In fact, our next trip to Italy will include…read moreboth Orvieto AND the Engel Keller!! A bit hard to find which made it that much better navigating the mazes of old walkways through Orvieto. Prices were excellent on both pizza and beer. Cool ambiance. Music was rocking. Cool cool place and definitely worth seeking it out. DO IT!!