This was one of my food groups for my short stay in Rome. Ordering was easy and the variety diverse…read morecompared to anything in the US. Zucchini pizza is where it's at. My 5 yo loved this place too. I'm not really one to judge service on a place that probably deals with tourists constantly, but bless their hearts. I just do my best to not add anymore stress to anyone's day. They take credit card and that makes things so much more convenient.

The Suppli was decent but what shined was the pizza with the meat and cheese, significantly better…read morethan the plain tomato sauce. Also you order by weight/size rather than slice.

Some of the best pizza we have had so far in Italy. I had the vegetable and my son had the cheese…read moreand tomato. Both were unbelievable, and the price was amazing.

Hidden gem! The food was delicious, and the person who helped us (I think the owner) started off a…read morebit serious, but while we were waiting, he was actually really nice! It's also affordable, and we were the only tourists there.

Recommended from a host at the Bottega Veneta store so thank you Marta!…read more Margherita - perfectly burnt outside crust with an airy dough piping hot cheese and delicate tomato sauce made this the best pizza of the trip in Rome. Service was fast as the staff was courteous and polite.

We stumbled upon Mamma Mia while strolling and looking for a place to grab a drink. We were seated…read moreoutside and had a few beers and they brought us a complementary snack board with different little bites. We wanted pizza in its birthplace, and after watching the pizza chef work with the brick oven, we ordered two pizzas to go. We waited for a while but had time to drink another beer, and our pizzas were fresh and hot when we walked them home. I can't remember which pizzas we ordered, but they were large portions and we ate them over a few days!

Fabrizio!! The main guy with so much accommodation! And our waitress Loana was amazing! Good food,…read moredrinks and decently priced!

Amazing service!! A hidden gem near the busy tourist area of Rome. beautiful interior with food…read morethat makes it a 12/10!! Would definitely come here every night if I could. The burrata ravioli and tiramisu is to die for and the service is excellent.

Amazing service & cheap, yummy food! Was close to our hotel, so thought we'd try. Loved every bit!…read moreCheap & attentive. What more could u ask for?!?! Pizza is good! Pasta is good! Focaccia bread is perfection! Do not pass by without trying!

Popped into this place before going to Piazza del Popolo. They had a sitting area outside that is…read morejust in front of the train track, but it was full. So we went inside upstairs and it was cozy. I order a Margherita pizza. It was good, although I expected a little more. I think I should have ordered something else more exciting. Overall, ok restaurant with a family atmosphere.

After a long rainy day of too much walking, too large of a lunch, and too much travel fatigue, we…read morewalked into Pizzeria San Marco on Tacito without a reservation. We had passed by several times, and the place was always packed with locals. By the way, there are two Pizzeria San Marcos. This review is for the San Marco in Prati on Tacito. The other one is across the river. They ushered us to a seat under a TV set with a game on. I loved watching everyone around me. There was so much going on, and it was very entertaining. Prati attracts all walks of like, and this San Marco is a neighborhood hang-out. Our pizzas were great, and the prices were cheap. The space is surprisingly large, with more seats on the other side of the take-out counter. Pizzeria San Marco - the one on Tacito - must do an incredible business during the warmer months with lines waiting for tables. In February, Pizzeria San Marco - the one on Tacito in Prati - is a local show worth attending.

We were starving after a long train ride to Rome, so we ordered a pizza. The pizza was really good,…read morenot my favorite but not the worst. The dough was very soft, the toppings were flavorful, and it was a very filling meal.

This small Pizzeria is near the Piazza del Popolo. We stopped in there for a lunch and was…read moreimpressed by the range of pasta and pizza that was available. I was also impressed with how warm and friendly the owners and workers were even though we only spoke basic Italian. We were so impressed that the next day we travelled across Rome for lunch there again because of the welcome the previous day. Grazie a tutti!

The food there is fantastic, very authentic Italian flavour and lots of choices. The service was…read morealso good. It's very cheap and for 5 euros you can get very nice pizza with a drink!

Grab and go pizza slices but too salty for my taste. I wouldn't have stopped by but we were hungry…read moreand wanted a quick bite somewhere.

Modern vibe grab-&-go pizza and fried snack bar with a selection of cold bottled drinks including…read morecraft beers. The service was friendly and attentive. Food came out fast and pipping hot! You can definitely over-order if go hungry. I had supplì and fiore di zucca. Supplì was standard, nothing overly special but delicious in that classic get what you expect way. Now the Fiore di Zucca... I looove this appetizer item however have a very difficult time finding it without anchovies unless at a vegetarian location. Love that MAMI was able to customize it for me. It was delicious. The pizzas also looked delicious and had a variety of toppings but I did not try though seemed many do come here for that. Worth the stop in when in the area and hungry for a quick bite.

Everyone needs a trip to Italy, if nothing more than to enjoy all of the food…read more When you've landed, you're hungry, and it's not lunch time, and it's not dinner time, you may end up, selling for whatever you can find is open We were absolutely starving, and wanting to indulge in our first Italian meal, what do you do when you're in Italy?! You may want to indulge in pasta or pizza! We walked in, and we were immediately seated. Air conditioning is nonexistent, and on a hot summer day, it would've been cooler to dine outside. had that been an option, and it was 95° out. As soon as we were seated, we were immediately told that Pizza and some of their baked Italian dishes were not going to be available. Boo. The wait staff seemed fairly nice, and offered to bring us glasses of water. The glasses were super tiny, and thankfully the waitress brought over a carafe of water. We asked for a few suggestions, since both of us had been craving pizza, and she suggested the Carbonara. She said it was one of the best dishes. While we were waiting for our food, several other tables were immediately filled up with other customers, families and friends alike. It was interesting that those tables were served pizza... I'll just leave it at that. The carbonara Was anything less than delicious. We both found the pasta to be barely cooked. Not al dente, but barely cooked. The seasoning was mediocre, and there was very little pork, which is supposed to be the highlight of this dish, in this dish. Diners tip: if you are not a local, keep in mind that your version of Customer Service may or may not fit what Customer Service is in Rome. Despite being hungry, I had a hard time, finishing the food, let alone actually eating it. The waitress only came over at the end to drop off the check, and when she noticed that I had barely eaten anything, first gave me a strange look, and then asked about it. It was definitely one of those situations where saying something was wrong would've been met with unwanted attention. This is in a place to add to your must try list... There are plenty of other places, even in and around this area that more than likely would be a better choice.

Bufala pizza with red sauce and lasagna was excellent. Seating was fast and good serviceread more

The food was outstanding, as was the service. A cozy little…read moreplace tucked down a narrow street, you could call it a hole in the wall, but it actually is quite spacious. The waitstaff kindly advised us to wait so we had more space, and had very good suggestions for our meal. The food itself was delicious, and came in surprisingly large portions. I wasn't able to finish. A true gem tucked away in Rome.

Very good, tasty pasta. The workers there are busting their butts, and I appreciated it. The…read moreambiance is like a typical Italian restaurant. Tables are pretty close together, but the food is well worth it.