We came across this place when looking to satisfy a craving for some Italian food. Great…read morerestaurant! Will definitely come back!

Amazing Italian Food and great service !…read more We are vegetarian and ordered the Pizza Bianca and the Rossi. Both the pizzas were delicious, some of the best we have eaten. Paired with really good Wines as well. Would highly recommend this place. The icing on the cake was the outstanding Tiramisu for dessert. Definitely worth a visit while in Istanbul

Great service and a really good pizza. Chill place to hang out and relax. Ask for the spicy olive…read moreoil.

Great little spot for a lunch. Nice ambiance / interior decorating. The staff was friendly speaking…read morebroken English but enough that we made it work. The pizza was really good. They took credit cards. I would recommend and will eat here if in the area again.

New Year's Eve - All the major chains are closed and you're drunk, so where do you go? Here!…read more The food is delicious, the hot olive oil is a must try and the owner and employees are very friendly! Feel good about supporting local too!

The name is a bit misleading. I don't think it should be legal to call their pepperoni actual…read morepepperoni. It was grose and made me sick to my stomach. The actual dough and crust would be good I should of got the bbq chicken or the pesto. DO NOT GET THE PEPPERONI!

As an American, I've had the opportunity to eat some of the best artisan pizza and Italian food…read more This restaurant's food was shockingly good. The pepper infused olive oil for dipping was almost good enough to drink. The caprese salad was excellent and the burata was so creamy. I ordered a prosciutto and arugula pizza, but I was apprehensive since pork is difficult to come by in Turkey. It was phenomenal. For dessert, tiramisu is the way to go. Can't wait to go back here next time I'm in Istanbul

We ordered two pizzas and a salad. The pizzas are very doughy. We ended up just eating the…read moretoppings. I think the crust needed to be baked longer. The salad was good, but I have had better pizza than this.

Walking distance from our hotel and we had to try it. We were seated right away. Tables were really…read moresmall and the place seemed crowded to begin with. Had to pay for our own water. The pizza were a bit salty but it go well with the spicy olive oil! Drinks were not amazing but it was good and cute presentation! Over all, a 6 out of 10.

Trendy restaurant away from the craziness of Istiklal Ave with a welcoming atmosphere…read more I went for the basics and ordered an arugula salad and a Margarita pizza. Both were ok. While the prosciutto, dried tomatoes and walnuts were a great addition to the arugula, the salad was drowned in vinegar and buried under a disproportionate amount of cheese. As for the pizza, it was plain and the sparsely sprinkled fresh basil, barely-there tomato sauce or not-no-spicy olive oil did not really stand a chance against all the cheese. The service was very friendly and I liked the atmosphere sitting in a comfy chair tucked away in a corner upstairs. This place offers breakfast and is a coffee hangout during the day. Prices are very reasonable.

Delicious and original pizzas, cosy atmosphere in a local neighborhood, friendly owners and…read moreexcellent service.

Ambiance is amazing. Service is kind and average speed. However the gluten free pizza is beyond…read moresoggy and gross. Normal pizza looks good but not gluten free.

The pizza here is ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! On my summer vacation to tie off the last 2 weeks, I…read morevisited a lot of places all over Europe. In Istanbul, I found this spot just by exploring around, and I loved it! The service was average, pretty slow. Overall quite popular with medium noise level. Very nicely decorated!

From the owner: Olivia's piyasada bulunan en kaliteli malzemeleri kullandığı pizzaları taş fırında pişirir.read more

Although Turkish viewers gave this place high stars, I wouldn't recommend it if what you are…read morelooking for is a classic Italian pizza. It seems to me that their previous job was Turkish pide and they started a pizza place because it is popular right now. They don't serve alcohol and you can't find any pork products here. If you are looking for a quick bite, go to Pizza2Go or if you want to have some wine with it go to Beppe Pizzeria. They are both within a walking distance.