Love this place!! The BEST PIZZA in the world!! And I've travelled the world as a flight attendant…read more If your in Rome take time and stop by this amazing place.

For being a pizza takeaway in an exceedingly touristy are, I have to give credit to Pizzarius for…read morebeing affordable, efficient, and satisfying. Plus, on 50% of my occasions for coming by (admittedly, with an n = 2), there's been someone with moderate English skills manning the counter. If they have the spinach and sausage pizza, it's a definite winner. Though not Roman in style - the crust is much thicker than what the locals do, so I've learned - my slice was crusty, savoury, and dripping grease in all the right ways. It sure doesn't hurt that they also stock a variety of beers. After all... nothing says 'cheap night in front of the laptop' like a Peroni and some fast food.

Wonderful store that I stumbled upon going to another restaurant in Trastevere. Pizza that I got…read morewith meat and mushroom was reheated for us. It was around half a pie and cost 2.35. Great price! The suppli I got was a bit salty but for .90 euro, it was not bad. Would recommend for a quick bite.

MONDIAL PIZZA! MONDIAL PIZZA! MONDIAL PIZZA!…read more One night during a protest, some students were screaming that off their balcony with a megaphone. No rhyme or reason. Just Mondial Pizza. I loved this place when I was studying abroad in Rome. This was like....OUR drunken, broke, last minute pizza/kebab place where we could also grab a $2 bottle of wine to end the night with. Get the take out pizza and eat the whole thing yourself when you need to cure a hangover. Or get the kebab with fries, ranch and a little bit of spciy sauce. That'll do the trip too. I recommened this to all of the students studying abroad in Trast - you'll love it as much as I did.

Real good and real cheap! Got the cheese pizza, it was $3. It was a one-point service interaction,…read moreshe was nice. AC was good and it has plenty of room.

Delicious first night of our honeymoon meal much needed after our travel here! So amazing!read more

Forno da Milvio is a good option for some quick pizza. I came here after visiting the Colosseum…read moreand wandering nearby it. I came with one other person and we noticed there was a line. It took awhile until it was our turn and to be honest it felt a little chaotic inside. Once it got to us we asked for two different types of pizzas to share. They charge you by weight. Both of the pizzas were pretty good. Their crusts are a little thicker though and pretty filling. I got a pizza that had some very spicy meat on top which was my favorite. The other pizza we got was just okay. Besides their just made pizzas, they also had pastas and other items you can order. The guys behind the counter were nice. We asked for a new pizza fresh out the oven but they told us we had to get the one sitting there to finish it off. There is a casual dining area but it was all full when we tried to sit. Overall it was a mediocre experience.

pizza by the slice - the pizzas look super appetizing, and they don't disappoint at all when heated…read moreup, fantastico! I would only wish for more cleanliness inside; felt like you needed to wipe your own table if you didn't want to leave with greasy clothes

Wanted an evening snack and saw some reviews on this place. So, naturally we had to try it. We…read moreordered the zizzona pizza (basically like a margherita pizze with buffalo mozzarella ball in the middle) and "the pasta of the day" (linguine with tomato sauce). Both were pretty good but, there wasn't anything special about the pasta. Both portions were huge! Then again, they are more known for their pizzas. Service was good and the restaurant was spacious. If you're looking for some good Italian pizza, I would check this place out. Till then, let's travel and eat.

Fantastic, affordable pizza served in a lovely, no-frills establishment a few blocks away from the…read moreSpanish Steps! I visited Pizza Re for a casual dinner after seeing it on a list of good budget-friendly eats in Rome, and they absolutely delivered on that promise. My friend and I split a mushroom pizza and salad, and both were fantastic. The salad was super fresh and simple -- everything you want in a good starter salad. The pizza was outstanding; the dough was perfectly thin and just slightly chewy, with a great crispy and charred exterior. The ends of the slices were nice and fluffy, and each piece had the perfect ratio of dough, sauce, and cheese. The sauce was super fresh and savory, with tangy, sweet, and herby undertones. I do wish that they had a few more mushrooms, as there were several slices that didn't get any, but it was an incredible meal. It's a pretty popular spot so it can get pretty crowded, but the staff does an outstanding job juggling all the tables. Service is attentive and quick, and the food comes out remarkably fast.

Ducked in here for dinner on our way back from a day in Pompeii/Positano. The place didn't seem to…read morebe anything special, but the pasta carbonara that I had was the best I had in all of Italy. Sauce was not over rich with egg (like at some places), pork belly pieces were a good size, but didn't overwhelm the dish. Our server was very friendly. And it's a delight to sit on the sidewalk overlooking Piazza Barberini. What seemed like just someplace to get dinner turned into a pleasant surprise.

Great outside view of Triton fountain Rosina cocktail…read more good. I know most people said not to eat near tourist places but I found that this place was pretty good food. Service was very good. Great place to take a break after long day seeing the sites

My wife had discovered this pizza spot online before we arrived in Rome, so once we finished our…read moreVatican tour we walked over. It was a very hot day and the walk was about 12 minutes, so when we arrived we were ready for some cold water. Pinsa had that. and several pizza choices. I ended up picking their Diavola, a tomato based pie with mozzarella cheese and some spicy salami. It was good, more of a thick firm bottom crust than I'm used to. Their dough is a mixture of 3 different flours, apparently making it fairly unique to the other pizza shops around. The person who took care of us was very nice and upbeat. The place did have some counter seating and a couple of small tables outside.

Small little pizza shop that is fairly close to the Vatican Museum and Saint Peter's Square. The…read morepizza's are premade but not baked yet with a fairly large selection to choose from. Prices are really inexpensive in comparison to the other restaurants that are close to the Vatican. My ham, mushroom and cheese pizza was well made with lots of gooey cheese and a thin well baked crust with a generous amount of ham and mushrooms. Most importantly, it tasted good. Considering the price of 11 euros total for my pizza and Coke. this was a nice deal for this area and when you consider the quality of the Pizza, this is a place you should definitely check out.

The charming owners of this hole in the wall eatery on the other side of Piazza del Popolo sell…read moredelicious suppli (baked arancini) & fagottini. Everything is made by hand and with love!!

Was very good. Crisp crust. Friendly service and spoke English well. Plenty of locals walking in…read morewhile we ate.