From the owner: Da piu' di 30 anni LO SPERONE e' al servizio della gente. La conduzione familiare permettera' di…read moresentirvi come a casa vostra. Un locale adatto per cene di lavoro, per piacevoli serate tra amici, per cerimonie e occasioni particolari. Per il dopocena, il Sabato, Domenica e Mercoledì e' aperta la Sala da ballo con le migliori orchestre

Came by after looking at the reviews and having a lot of free time before getting back on my…read morecruise. Place is basic from the outside but comfortable and vibrant on the inside. There is covered "outside" seating and inside seating. I was able to order from staff in English. I chose their popular margherita and asked for a one person portion. This place charges by weight not pan size or by the slice. Pizza came out timely and at the right temperature. It was very tasty. Better than my favorite from-NY pizza (not generic NY style pizza outside of NY)? Very simple with no meat toppings but very tasty. Crust was excellent. Would it taste better with some meat toppings? Maybe. Staff was friendly and helpful. I'll definitely be back if I'm on the area.

Great pizza and they speak a little bit of English. If I'm ever in the city I'd be coming back to…read morehave this pizza again. The pizza does take a bit to cook since they use a pizza oven but well worth it. There's outside seating cafeteria style since the inside is pretty small.

We celebrated my husband's 60th birthday at Coco's. The location is near the beach. The ambiance,…read morestaff, service, and food were A++. We enjoyed the lobster with fettuccine and a fabulous tiramisu. I would highly recommend making reservations through their website.

We had lunch today at Falcione/ Cocos. Excellent choice. We order a couple of Rissotos, pasta and…read morea seafood salad and Fritti di Mare. All was excellent, great prices and Roberto and family are always there, taking care of their customers. If you come to Tarquinia visit Falcione at sea shore or Cocos across the street.

This place is authentic, well priced, with an incredible selection of pizza. The crust is wafer…read morethin and crunchy, ingredients are fresh. So delicious. Don't miss it.

A landmark establishment in the middle of medieval Viterbo, Il Monastero impresses with Its…read moredouble-sized pizzas: served on two entire pizza plates, these massive creations are enough to fill the stomach of even the hungriest of diners. Don't be afraid though: the extremely thin and light crust allows everyone to enjoy the majority of their double pizza. All the traditional Italian pizza toppings are available, with the seasonal anchovy and squash blossom combination being a personal favorite. Ambience is familial, relaxed, and maybe a little loud, with plenty of outdoors seating available. Recommended to anyone visiting Viterbo.

Went to La Nassa on our hotel staff's suggestion and found a light crowd there on a Saturday night…read more Service was attentive and flexible, seating immediate and the outdoor dining area was great with outstanding beach sunset views. The food was very good but not outstanding as expected for such high ratings. The best value was the 4€ bottled beer from Sardinia, Ichnusa (66 cl or 0.66 l). Menu had some very interesting items but have to come back to try more.

We were set at the outdoor dining area. It was a Thursday 7pm, all tables were open. We asked for…read morea table right next to the ocean but the server said they were reserved(when we were done eating, they were still empty, so I guess you need other ways to get Oceanside tables) The complimentary bread wasn't impressive- but complementary nonetheless. Fried baby squid with honey sauce is must try. Risotto was super hot and delicious. Risotto rice was less tender than I expected, but still good. Homemade pasta wasn't impressive, but taste is good. Atrophy was very yummy. Quite a bit of bugs flew around us the whole time which we didn't invite them to join... so annoyed my girls a bit. Overall enjoyable dinner. A local driver recommended me here, so I tried. Paid 52Euro for all these dishes, no drinks ordered.

Good pizza. Friendly and accomendating service. Small and cozy. No AC but has outdoor and can…read moreaccomendate indoor due to rain. Serve wine, soda and some alcohol.

Absolutely adorable restaurant. Laid back staff that lets you eat in peace, great pizza (try the…read morecappricosa), the wine they recommended was very good, and the prices are very affordable. In addition, the location is unbeatable. would absolutely recommend.

Oh my Goodness Pizzaaaa! Stopped my for lunch or a snack…read morewhich Ed turned into lunch and a new measure of Pizza! It's like the lightest crispy focaccia pizza, sold by the chunk/weight? I don't know. It was so inexpensive it's not even funny! The pizza was amazing! It's the first time we had potato on a pizza, it wont be the last it was so good! You could have figs and walnuts and onion I did it was divine! Potato and ham oh goodness! Tiny little place with an outdoor dining. Friendly staff amazing food!

Maybe I came by on an off day for Mastro Titta? (It was a rainy day after all) But I really wanted…read moreto like this pizzeria since the restaurant counter had piles and piles of ready to eat pizzas, arancinis, and other various carbalicious items on display that all looked really tasty. The restaurant also had a modern look to it and the exterior seating looked totes fab. It would have been sweet to enjoy the Italian vibes while shoving my face in some authentic pizza. Unfortunately, when I came by, the servers were not the friendliest of hoomans and they kinda shrugged me off as an annoying tourist when I started asking questions in English! I ended up just ordering an arancini for the road that they heated up... and it wasn't very good. It was very dry and didn't have nearly enough sauce. I feel like they didn't heat it all the way through, or the Mediterranean climate was just so cold that the arancini immediately cooled down. My mom just absolutely hated it, she took one bite and was just like, "throw it away NOW! It's grody!" But because I'm a penny-pinching cheapo, I couldn't waste a perfectly bland snack, so I ate every last bite of that sad, cold, fried lump of rice and tomato paste. Perhaps I should have purchased a pizza slice, or even their Nutella calzone thingamajig, but I would definitely stay away from their arancinis, especially when it's raining.