Great pizza place in Bari full of locals and delicious pizzas! There is a guy who sings while he…read moremakes the pizzas which is kind of fun so be sure to go to the back where they do takeout from

Most unique and authentic bari experience. Large cheap panzerotti (calzone). Unique to this area…read more Do not plan on dine in seating. Some is available but, dirty and not worth it. Very good food. Recipe has not changed in 20+ years.

This place has such good pizza. Whenever I go to Bari I make sure I stop here for a meal at some…read morepoint. Some of the best pizza in town in my opinion.

Excellent food. Helpful, friendly and professional staff. Very popular with locals. Highly…read morerecommended.

This is a hidden gem and a must dine …read more.. We visit Bari every year or so and on this visit we found this tiny restaurant near our rental. The prices were amazing - 8 euro for a full meal. Peroni beer and olives was the first course then followed by bruschetta (wonderful), a cheesy bread and 14? Pizza options . Every person gets their own pizza... and they weren't small pizzas either nor plain. My husband ordered a burrata and ham pie that was outstanding. My daughter ordered a vegetable pie with sausage but turned out to be hot dog (hmmm ?) and I ordered a delicious eggplant, squash and whatever other fresh veggies they happened to have around pie. As we are sitting there, the one fellow is slicing the fresh meats... the restaurant is beyond capacity and people are waiting outside and I can hear polish, Italian, British English and our own Itanglish languages flowing through the air. After the pie (which none of us could finish but they boxed up), we got a shot of limoncello and delicious vanilla sorbetto... (I mixed it ... it was really amazing.) If you visit Bari, please give this place a try. No regrets. Just get there by opening time as this establishment opens up and gets filled immediately. There's another 12 euro option that looked amazing with additional food but we couldn't eat all of that. (Although it looked like they left the limoncello bottle on the table.....) Great place!

For 10€ you get: - an antipasti buffet…read more- a pizza - a large beer, soda or water - limoncello and lemon sorbet. You had me at antipasti buffet. Honestly I love this place for the experience. You sit down and semi-angry Italian men throw food in front of you for what seems like forever, and everything so delicious and freshly made. All you have to do is pick your pizza and whether or not you want antipasti, and if you don't want antipasti then don't bother coming here. My favorite pizza was the Krakow because of the speck and fresh creamy cheese. The atmosphere is definitely lacking but you get what you pay for, or in this case, more. You won't get a more authentic experience for your money in Bari.

This little pizzeria was exceptional. Pizza, bread, and meat platter were very delicious. I highly…read morerecommend the diavola pizza (picture below). This place feels like a warm little cave and it's very comfortable. Servers were very nice, food came fast, and we were seated immediately. Also recommend the lemon soda. Overall, I highly recommend this place for great pizza and vibe.

Cute little pizzeria! Definitely a hidden gem, to us foreigners. We stayed at a Trullo about 15…read moreminutes away and our Airbnb host recommended this to us. What a great place and town! We found a parking lot nearby and walked over. It took us a few try, but we ended up where we belonged. Casa Pinto is nestled in the streets and alleys of Locorotondo, so it'll be fun and adventurous to look for especially first timers. The front of the restaurant had quite a few tables fully booked and their pizzas looked delish. We asked to be seated upstairs, so we had to go to the back alley for the stairs. It was more quieter up there, but eventually people started to roll in. We didn't know dinner for Puglians would be so late! The fun starts around 9pm! We ordered a vegetable starter that wasn't to our liking. The marinated eggplants was a bit too vinegar strong and no flavors with the onions. On the other hand, their pizzas were on point! I ordered the Casa Pinto and my friend ordered a Pesto one. It is hands down one of the best pizzas I've ever eaten! I've never been a fan of red sauce, but I guess the Americans butchered it! I loved loved loved my pizza. We both ate half only and brought the rest home for tomorrow's breakfast. It was so good that we came back the next night, but we had it back at the Trullo villa. Love! Grazie Mille!

From the owner: Pizze e antipasti cotti nel forno a legna. Menu' con oltre…read more100 tipi di pizze saletta interna e sala esterna l'estate ambiente informale. giorno di riposo Martedì.

Matera is a bit tricky getting around however it's worth it. We were hungry after checking into our…read morehotel and needed something light to eat. This place was it. Working out of a cave as most places do on this hillside, the ambiance was warm and mild in a light colored, well lit cave. We ordered a glass of the local wine to compliment our pizza; Neapolitan style, with local ingredients; wow! Pairs with a local red wine and a delicious salad we were thrilled. This can easily be our daily lunch place.