Great service. Excellent food. Big plates. Very casual place but if you want to eat well and not…read morespend much this is the place. Highly recommend. Order the kebab. The pizza is also excellent, I would definitely order it again.

I will be dreaming about their arancini for years to come. Best cappuccino in town! We had the…read moremushroom pizza and it was a lovely way to start our first night in Paris.

Amazing pizza topped off with an Aperol Spritz. I had the Autentica and it was one of the best…read morepizza I've ever tasted. The tiramisu was delicious and very light.

Excellent food, great atmosphere and the staff is very friendly and welcoming…read more Went here 2 evenings in a row, not because there is no other restaurants around, but simply because it was that good.

This place is worth the visit. The pizzas are delicious. I got the anchois au sel pizza (anchovies)…read moreand it was unbelievable. Anchovies and cured black olives. A salty experience to die for. My son likes pepperoni and got the Taleggio, a bit of a spicy sausage, and he loved it!! As with every restaurant in Paris, the wine and cocktails are on point. The waiter we had was very friendly and spoke decent English against my terrible French! We will definitely be back!

Never did I think we would order pizza in Paris, but when we searched for restaurants around us on…read morethe Canal we couldn't help but be intrigued by all the positive reviews. I got a carnet of red wine and we split a Bolognese Pizza and the bill came to less than 20£. And I woukd agree this wood oven pizza was some of the best pizza I ever had. We opted for thin crust and we not disappointed.

Hands down - the.best.pizza.in.paris. Possibly, some of the best pizza I've ever had. And I've had…read morea lot of pizza. I don't really give 5 stars to restaurants. Places have to do quite a bit to earn my enamorment (yes, I know that's not a word.) But this place. Wow. Pizza that you can go to your grave remembering. This is a pizza's pizza. It's not your typical Parisian pizza - thin crust, "personal" size. It's what we'd call in the US "Chicago-style", I think also known as "Sicilian-style". Super thick crust, baked in a brick oven, and big. You're served essentially 1/4 of a large pan of pizza. They cook their crusts first. Then, when you order, they make your individual "slice" as you want it by adding toppings to the crust and cooking it again. A taste sensation. We don't get a lot of food-love up here in the NE corner of the Paris nether-world. But this is a place to travel to. Make a day of it at Buttes Chaumont or the Parc de la Villette. Stay for the pizza.

A simple neighborhood place with forgettable ambiance but absolutely divine pizza. Excellent choice…read moreif you work in the neighborhood or are visiting Père Lechaises cemetery. It's right by the entrance.

Celebrated 2 birthdays there last night and we had a wonderful time. The food was delicious, the…read moreambiance was warm and colorful. Most of all, our waiter ANTONIO from Napoli made everything extra special with his charm, positive energy and the fantastic care and joy he showed us

Overall - 4.5/5 Food…read more- 4.5/5 Burratta - 4.5/5 - Sooooo good! Loved the burratta and how fresh it was. Pizza - 5/5 - This was my family's favourite pizza on the trip - even more than in Italy! Truffle pasta - 4.5/5 - full of flavour and perfectly cooked - everyone again loved this pasta in the group. Service - 5/5 - Friendly and fast! Atmosphere 5/5 - A nice place with great decor, a dim ambiance, perfect for a night out to chat with friends, family, or even a date.

Really great food, service, and place! Fast, yummy, and fun. Morena was an awesome server and was…read morefunny, too. Pizza is unique and interesting. I recommend the Picante pizza. Reservations are easy to get but the place does fill up fast (tables clear out fast, too, though)

So I heard this place was supposed to be good so I decided to try it. I ordered the Regina. The…read moreflavor was good but the bottom lacked firmness. You could not pick it up with your hands like pizza is supposed to be eaten. It was very limp to soggy. The service was good and we ate outside.

Why is good pizza hard to find in the US? This was a beautiful pizza and tasty as all get out…read more The menu was a little hard to interpret, picked something with ham and basil - yum. Even ate it with a knife and fork per local tradition (a tradition that may need updating)

I have ordered pizza from this restaurant 2 times in the past, but tonight I decided to dine at the…read moreestablishment. As usual, their pizza is quite delicious, and it's the pizza with a French twist, meaning they use crème fraîche and toppings that are a bit more French than Italian. I haven't been disappointed with their pizza at all. As for cocktails, the list is short but the drinks are strong and unpretentious with very reasonable prices, 9€ for each. Deco is simple but with taste and they know how to play with the lighting so it makes the place feel warm and cosy. The only minus point is the place can be quite loud towards late night (9pm onwards). I will be back, but might opt for outside seatings if I want to have conversations with friends.

The pizza was delicious. This is a takeaway place. Not a restaurant that you sit and eat at. So if…read moreyou are going to the park down the street I highly recommend stopping here along the way!

Excellent take away pizza in the heart of the Marais. We split a nice-sized pie that had anchovies…read moreand capers and cheese on it. €15 and it was a meal for two people. Highly recommended.