A very lovely spot located on a beautiful street. The mista salad was only fair because of the…read morebitter greens they incorporated into it. The pizza was good but not great and the Branzino was dry. Service was so so, we had to fetch the waiter to take our order. If we had had a great experience we would of course come back tomorrow.

Pretty decent but not over the top good authentic Italian. It tasted more commercialized than…read moreauthentic...especially the pasta.

It's a self service style restaurant and communal dining. You place your order in the front, pick…read moreup your food, clear the table when you're done eating, and pay for your meal in the end. We got to the restaurant a few minutes after it opened for dinner. The restaurant was already busy and we shared a long table with a friendly Italian couple & their young kids. I recommend coming here early for dinner if you are coming with a group of friends. You'll probably be able to get a small table if you come in pairs instead of sharing a table with other people. We ordered the pork chops and a pasta with meat sauce. The food was simple and good. The price was reasonable as well.

amazing place! you set your table yourself, look at the menu, go up to order, and wait for them to…read morecall your name so you can pick it up and bring it to your table. i must mention they also have free water!! amazing! i got the half chicken for €15. it was so good. great flavor, great deal. everyone else's food was great. the seating was nice as well because you could interact with other restaurant goers because you were sat at the same table. helpful staff and very nice decor and interior. here you will get a different restaurant experience but an extremely positive one. i definitely recommend checking this place out.

We were walking around randomly on our first day in Pisa and were miserably hungry. We just so…read morehappened to be walking by Le Mura so we went inside. We grabbed a table, but quickly learned you order at the counter. The daily specials were in Italian so we didn't understand fully, but the woman at the counter spoke English so she helped us out. What we ordered: I got the Romana pizza for one. The portion was huge! Definitely worth it for the money. I honestly thought this pizza was too salty, but to be fair it has anchovies, which I know are salty so that's my fault. The crust of the pizza was kind of underwhelming. We have no idea what it was, but the pasta my mom had was some of the best pasta I've ever eaten! It was a white sauce and had onions, walnuts, and red lettuce. It was amazing! I wish I knew the name. Final thoughts: skip the pizza, order the pasta.

Everything is just super and the pizza is simply the best. It's so fresh, light and full of taste…read morelike never elsewhere. Must try are their home made pies.

Hyped up food and food that lived up to the hype. Daughter saw this on IG and said this was our…read morelunch spot for our Pisa visit. Food is fresh and served quickly. Line is out the door but considering its the size of a closet, that isn't hard to do lol. Service isn't overly friendly as they are trying to turn over the orders asap. Like literally, he tossed me the receipt. Grab your food and enjoy the small park just outside with several benches. There is standing counters inside but again...closet. Like maybe a young Harry Potter could appreciate the space, but a fat guy like me? Need some elbow room. Its actually kind of cool inside with a lot of kitsch and random stuff (see the Batmobile picture). Try it when you come visit to see if the Tower is still Leaning.

If you see a line outside of a place then you must try it. Truly this place is a hidden gem. It's a…read moresmall little sandwich shop that makes some incredible food. They accept credit cards and make their sandwiches super fast. They also offer menus in multiple languages to assist any person who wants to buy food. This location is located steps from the Tower. Truly a remarkable sandwich and I'm excited to try them again one day.

Found this spot online after wanting some pizza while we were near the tower of Pisa. It was a…read morepretty small and surprisingly not too crowded when we arrived, and were able to get seated immediately. Between the three of us we shared two pizzas - the margherita, and the proscuitto e funghi. Both were delicious, but I tend to like more toppings on my pizzas so I enjoyed the proscuitto e funghi one more. The crust was really light and chewy, but also thin enough to hold all the sauce and toppings. They were also quite giant! We also tried the limoncello spritz, but that wasn't our favorite. Overall, a great spot!

Found this pizza place after visiting the leaning tower of Pisa. Very friendly business run by only…read moretwo people at the time of arrival. We ended up trying the two pizza listed as "popular/suggested". These are my thoughts. Rivistato - What a unique pizza. There is a lot going on and it's folded in half. I thought it was good but they put in this veggie that was bitter which was a tad offsetting for my taste. It's unique, I prob wouldn't get it again but it was different! (3.5/5) Margherita Al Contrario - Went for a simple classic and this was delicious. It's different than the pizza in America and overall enjoyed it. (4.5/5) Overall an enjoyable spot for pizza. Note... the pizza are pretty big and we got two pizza for two people. Tons of leftover for us. We ended up spending 35 euro for two pizza. They gave us a small discount for paying in cash!

Ignore the fast food category. This place serves great food. They don't make it til you order…read more Every meal I've had in Italy runs me €30 pax. Pasta here is less than €9. Like the other reviews said, the people who work here are super friendly and will help you navigate the menu that is written in Italian. How to order: 1. Pick your pasta type 2. Pick the amount of pasta (in grams) 3. Select the sauce 4. Pay 5. Grab a seat upstairs 6. Servers will bring your food to your seat 7. Enjoy! 8. Servers will clear your table

A great spot close to the Pisa Centrale train station with delicious pasta to fuel your walk to the…read moreCity's main attraction. We tried the fusilli pomodoro and the large size was enough to share.

We had a pleasure to stay at Locanda Sant'Agata for a week , and we can't say an off of this…read morewonderful place. The atmosphere is peaceful, the place is a perfect location, closed to Pisa, Lucca, Versilia .. Family owned and we loved this feeling , we really enjoyed their hard working to make sure we enjoys our experience. The room is spacious, very well cleaned , lovely simple but beautiful decor , perfect restored, with a modern touch . The restaurant is a top gem place in town and not only...the passion of the chef Nicola it's incredible, the continue research of create a dish that represent the tradition with a modern point of view. Stunning ! A great experience ! Thank you all...Anna, Nicola,Elisa and Silvia to make our stay memorable ! Please don't esitate to stop in this beautiful place to enjoy good time with good people. Extremely recommended!!

From the owner: Lo chef Luca Micheletti, da trent'anni apprezzato e conosciuto alchimista di sapori, ha scelto le…read morenobili ricette toscane, debitamente rivisitate, per i propri piatti. Una cucina a kilometri zero, costruita intorno agli straordinari prodotti che offre il territorio: le carni di chianina, di mucco pisano, la cinta senese, il cinghiale e il daino del Parco di S. Rossore, l'agnello biologico del Parco di Coltano, il pescato fresco del Mar Tirreno, i formaggi biologici, i vini e gli oli locali. Una selezione di proposte fatta di scelte rigorose, di natura, di prodotti freschissimi e di alta qualità per soddisfare i palati più esigenti.

The atmosphere (namely the view) gets 10 stars. You have one of the best views of the sunset,…read morewater, and sunset in Riomaggiore. Note, from town ground level, it is a climb - 225 steps to the restaurant. The food was great, we had the spaghetti alla mari and lasagna al ragu, plus a limoncello and a local sweet wine, Sciacchetrà, which reminded us of a port but less sweet. The service was fantastic - our waitress was friendly and checked in with us occasionally which was perfect. We didn't have reservations but they kindly sat us at a table with an amazing view.

(Spring Italy Trip 2025) Remember when Frodo and Sam had to…read moreclimb the stairs of Cirith Ungol? Quite similar. I've heard about "earning your meal" by doing a workout but this was a bit extreme. First, just trying to find the bottom of the stairway was a task as every map app we used brought us to a dead end including literally a break in a wall where the tide was rolling in. So we used the Force. The Force worked. At least right up to the point where we found ourselves behind the restaurant supplier who, and I AM NOT MAKING THIS UP, is using a motorized push cart with TANK tracks to bring produce, meat, drinks etc, from the bottom to the restaurant. The good news was it forced us to slow down to catch our breath. The bad news is it forced us to slow down and catch our breath. Reminded me when I'm at the gym and I'm silently cursing my trainer to hurry the F-up and get this session over with. You come to Cinque Terre and you definitely want to combine some great food with some great views. Ristorante La Torre hits both of those at a price. That price was a "I'm lost" and "I'm going to die on this path" hike up winding stairs wondering if the restaurant is ever going to appear. But its worth it. The view of Vernazza and the neighboring towns and of course the glistening Ligurian Sea are just breathtaking. There is inside dining but thankfully the weather permitted us to sit on their multilevel patio. We did opt for some shade because by the time we got up there it was a little bit of sun and my buttery body was melting. I really could have used some wine but I was dehydrated enough so skip. Service was surprisingly attentive, perhaps a nod to understanding the American tourist. Is this a touristy place? For the quality of service and food I want to say no. It has been my experience that a tourist trap sacrifices one or both. Yes I was sweaty and wondering how much will a hospital stay in Italy cost me but this was a great visit. Food: sadly, no gnocchi (which is what I zeroed in on first) related dishes that day. Maybe the ingredients were stuck in the bottom of the hill. I'd normally dock off some love but given I literally witnessed the effort to get supplies I'm not going to complain for a shortage of a dish. Fritto misto : great lightly fried batter on sardines, calamari, shrimp. Spaghetti alla Mari (seafood spaghetti): perfectly cooked pasta with generous amount of shrimp, langostino, calamari in a simple olive oil and garlic sauce. Tagliolino all' Aragostella (taglino with lobster): again perfect al dente pasta in a pomodoro sauce Pasta (forget which style substituted for said absent gnocchi) in pesto. Simple and comforting. All the food was super fresh and tasty Oh and downhill was easy.

Stopped by for lunch - just a little further away from the main shopping street in Pisa. Sat on the…read morepatio on a beautiful day and service was excellent. The inside of their restaurant is super trendy. We had the mushroom pasta and duck beef ravioli - both were delicious and food came out quickly. The ravioli had great balance and the mushroom pasta had an awesome buttery garlic taste. The also gave us a starter (coperto)and complimentary bread. When our pasta came out, they brought some fresh parmesan cheese! After dinner they brought out a lollipop tree for us to pick one. Great experience!

This was probably my favorite restaurant during our Pisa trip. We came here for lunch since all the…read moreother restaurants were already full and we found this place via Google maps. The service was a bit slow in the beginning but it was very understandable. The owner (I believe) was handling the front of the restaurant and also taking diners orders. He also brought out our orders as well. We ordered the following: garganelli al ragu, fusilli primavera, and a mixed salad. The food was very delicious and fresh. I enjoyed my meal very much. The price was very affordable and our pasta dishes were 10 Euros each! I also appreciated that their menu also listed the allergy indicators for each dish and I have noticed it in other restaurants in Italy doing this as well.