The location and restaurant are very nice and the staff is very kind and professional. I had a very…read morenice mozzarella and prosciutto appetizer and the olive oil was delicious also. The reason I gave a 3 is because my Tagliatelle was undercooked and many were clumped or stuck together. I understand the pizza is really good and many people around me had the pizza. Perhaps if I had the pizza my review would be better but the pasta prevented me from giving a better review.

We ate here two nights in a row it was so good. The appetizers and pizza were outstanding. Had a…read morebottle of proseco on both nights that was excellent and fairly priced. As Americans we are used to eating diner at 6:00 PM. This Resturante doesn't open for diner until 7:300 PM. By 9:00 PM it was bustling.

Amazing flavors at Pepe Nero Stratham,NH. Since they have opened, about 2 weeks ago, the take out…read moreline has been very busy because of their homemade breads and spicy mixtures. The pizza is amazing as are the Shawarma items. Dine in is available. The location is very accessible to 4 points of the outlying Stratham neighborhoods: 33 north and south, 108 towards Newmarket,NH and Winnicut road towards the east. Well done to the staff and owners of Pepe Nero, I encourage all to check out their menu online or in the restaurant, an amazing line up of delicious Greek/Lebanese flavors.

It doesn't look like much from the out side, but inside is a different story. This restaurant is…read morebrightly lit and the decor is kind of eclectic and modern. It's the perfect place to go for dinner with friends. We got here around 8:00pm which was perfect, because 30 minutes later, people were pouring in. The food was pretty good! The pasta, steak, and pizza tasted as good as they looked. I gave this place a 4- stars instead of 5 just because what our friends ordered wasn't so good. I do not recommend the Big Buffalo. The menu was misleading. It said american hamburger, but came out as just the meat patty on top of french fries. -_-

We have eaten here every day for the last 3 days snd will be back tomorrow. Friendly staff and good…read moreregional cooking. Try the gnocchi with pistachios/lime/local shrimp. Lovely.

We were wandering around Caserta and found this wonderful place for dinner - had the fried seafood…read moreappetizer which was extremely fresh and not breaded like in the US (calamari, octopus, smelt and fish). I had the Escalopene with Porcini mushrooms and it was heavenly.

Perfect intimate modem Italian restaurant. 60's jazz playing, tasteful minimal interior, and very…read morecreative dishes. Several varieties of seafood pasta, great wine, friendly staff, terrific presentation on the food. You feel like you're eating at a gourmet restaurant but the prices are very reasonable. Perfect for a date.

This was such an incredible experience!…read more We can't recommend taking a pizza making class here enough; our instructor/chef was hilarious and we had so many delicious things to taste throughout the evening! Great people and food!

We ended up at Marziale le Colonne after not being able to get into the famous pizzeria next door,…read moreand honestly the whole experience just felt off from the start. When we walked in, the hostess immediately told us "this isn't the pizzeria" as if we weren't welcome, which was strange considering the dining room was almost empty. We tried to order a bottle of white wine (pretty standard for a daytime meal in Italy), but were pushed toward red instead, and what eventually came out was more of an orange wine. One of my friends asked for a cappuccino (yes, we know it's not traditional after noon, but still) and got a hard time from the server about it and brought it out at the very end. The complimentary finger foods were a nice touch, but felt a little forced--like they were trying hard to be ultra-fancy rather than just letting the food speak for itself. For mains, I had the carbonara, which unfortunately was the weakest pasta dishes I had in Italy, honestly I've had better back home. My friend ordered the pizza, which cost €25 and ended up being more like a tiny pizza bagel than a proper pie. It was so small he finished it in two bites, which turned into a bit of a joke at the table but also felt disappointing for the price. Maybe we caught them on a bad day, but between the strange service, the underwhelming food, and the really high prices, this was easily our least favorite meal in Caserta. We had some of the best food of our lives elsewhere in the city, so I'd recommend waiting it out and getting into the pizzeria next door instead.

The best pizza I have ever had! Had 4 different kinds and the multi tomato pizza was the best! Wish…read morewe could go again before heading back to Texas!

It's often hard to live up to the hype and expectations of being the prior and current year number…read more1 pizza place in the world. People come in with lofty expectations of being blown away by the pizza, and while most if the pizza we tried was well above average, nerveless a gap existed to my expectations. The staff were great given the massive number of people that make pilgrimage to this place and the months in advance needed to get a booking during prime season. The Capriccisita pizza as described in my attached photo was mind blowing which overpowered the other pizzas we ordered. Friendly efficient staff. Figuring out the registration of your reservation prior to entry was a little tricky and chaotic but it eventually worked out fine. Tonight though, in my opinion the crust was not best in class. I found it to be excessively doughy around the edges and soggy in the bottom. Without a great crust as a base any great pizza is doomed to underperform. I will try the world nbr 2 ranked pizza place in the world, Una Pizza Neopolitana,, also owned by the same group, when I'm back in New York to see how their crust performs. Regardless, it was a worthwhile visit.