Very good first meal in Paris. I loved all the options for personal pizza's. I loved being able to order a carafe of rosé even more. Enough for two full glasses. The pizza I picked had an egg and "bacon" on it. It was very good, I would have asked for no meat though it was a thick heavy ham that I wasn't a fan of. This is on a very busy street. We sat outside which could go any which way. While we were there, a protest broke out on the street and the French swat came to break it up. Lunch and a show. read more

Pizza Momo - Italian Near Me - Paris, 75

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Excellent food and service. Kind people that were very welcoming. Best pizza we have had in France. Real mozzarella, wood fired crust that was perfect parts crispy and soft. Very clean restaurant and bathrooms. Highly recommended!! read more

On our first night in Paris we were famished and started looking for something to eat. Steps away from our hotel we saw Pizza Momo and decided to give it a try. The place is small and cosy and the waiters can speak English which is good. The food however is nothing special which is disappointing since we were expecting good quality food in Paris. Ordered Pizza and Ravioli Pasta and it was just MEH. Would we eat here again, maybe not as there are other selections in the area. read more

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We came here back in 2010. We were wandering around, looking for some place to eat, and the waiter in front said, "Bonsoir" and as soon as I replied, he said, "We have air condition." It was hot that summer, so we went in. I remember feeling like I was at home, eating comfort food, so naturally we came back on this last trip. They have quite a number of tables outside on the sidewalk. Even though it was a pleasant evening, with a breeze blowing, we opted for inside. The funny thing is that they gave us the same table we sat at before. We ordered a bottle of Cotes du Rhone and a spicy sausage pizza to share, and yes we ate it with a fork and knife. We also ordered the spaghetti bolognese which they split for us. Again, comfort food away from home, chill environment, and the servers are fine, not overly friendly, but we weren't there to make friends. There were quite a few families there as well. This is one of those places where locals come to eat. It's nothing fancy, no bells or whistles...just good eats! It's along the Rue Rivoli and not near anything historical or touristy. We would definitely stop back by for a meal the next time we're in Paris. read more

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Best Pizza in Paris. Love love love! Incredible service, perfect location, and the food is absolutely delicious!!! I cannot wait to be back! read more

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I am a little shocked by some of the bad reviews. We stopped to have a drink and split a pizza on our way home from Centre Pompidou. The waiters were nice and even joked around with us despite the language difference. I have pizza in a number of different cities around the world and I thought the crust (which definitely makes or breaks a good pie) was on point. We ordered the Pizza Momo which had salmon on it. It is a combination I wouldn't have thought of but it worked! read more

Pizza Momo doesn't get too many tourists. I happened to stumble upon this place while staying at the youth hostel around the corner (6 Rue de Fourcy). It's a hole in the wall but rather quaint. You'll find no snobby waiter here even if you don't speak a word of French. The food is homey so don't dine here if you're looking for gastronomic savoir-faire. The spaghetti tastes like mom makes it. Al dente with a scoop of meat sauce. The four cheese pizza is pretty tasty as well. If you're on a tight budget, this place will satisfy your hunger without breaking the bank. Good service, good food and centrally located. You're welcome. read more

Leave it to American tourists to give this place five stars. Absolutely no locals eat at this place. It is a tourist trap and nothing else but that. The service was lackluster. We ordered one pizza marguerite and one carbonara pasta. We told the waiter we didnt want bottled water, and he still served us a bottle water and charged us for it. We wouldn't have drank it and asked for tap, except he was nowhere to be found. So by the time our food came, we had no choice but to drink the bottled water served to us. That's tourist trap 101 and he executed it to perfection: give the customer NOT what they want, allow them to use it/consume it, make yourself a ghost, show up when they are done and charge them for what you gave them because they cannot argue otherwise. The flavor of the food was bland. The pizza was more or less bread with cheese. The sauce had little to no flavor. The pasta carbonara was more Easy Mac than an actual attempt at italian. The fettucini was overly salted and dripped of butter, and drowned in parmesan cheese. The pieces of prosciutto were overcooked to the point that they were reminiscent of burnt pieces of bacon. Again, the other waiter in the dining room conveniently did not understand English or Spanish, and our "waiter" didn't show up until we asked for the check. Avoid this place. read more

The bottom line is that Pizza Momo isn't anything fancy, but it does provide reasonable quality meals at affordable prices. Pizza prices vary between €10-€14, and are delivered quickly and without fuss. The quality of food seemed to be roughy middle of the road (i.e. not rubbish tourist fare, but not high class dining). Restaurant seems to be one of the choice places for local Parisian families, as there were several seated around us. Don't expect a 5 star experience but rather reasonable quality food in a homely restaurant and you won't be disappointed. read more

The waiter laughed at me when I asked for a table "en plein air", which is French for 'outside', as though he was subtlety mocking my French skills - never had any problems elsewhere else so that stood out. Once I was given a table outside I waited 20mins for some service, but alas it didn't happen so I got up and left. Not even some cutlery or an offer for a drink, and they weren't even busy. Won't be returning. read more

Pizza MoMo is perfect if you want a quality meal but you're squeezed for time. The pizza is tasty, the coffee is mighty good, and the location ideal. Just down the street from St. Paul's station! Speak a little French and the environment will brighten instantly! read more

Excellent place, a wide variety of pizzas, pastas and baked dishes. There are some vegetarian choices. I had the mixed salad which was excellent and the tagliatel au saumon also excellent. The service is outstanding; you receive your order promptly. It is a spacious place with indoor and outdoor seating. read more

There's nothing special about this place. The food is average and they cannot do anything as simple as add chicken to a pasta dish. If your four year old wants pasta with cheese this might be the place for him although it would be pretty bland. Go anywhere else. read more

I love the place but the service is so uneven. We were treated like royalty one day, and I was encouraged to use a downstairs toilet since my disability does not allow stair-climbing. We loved it so much we returned 2 days later. I was forbidden to use facilities on the ground floor and things went worse from there. The best part of the place is the kindly bartender who really know his stuff. read more

If you want a good thin crust pizza in the Marais, you can't go wrong with Pizza Momo. Wood fired oven. Yum!

If you buy pizza take-away prices are cheaper. Very good quality for this price/location. read more

Delicious pizza from the wood burning oven. Good service, 3 waiters. Nicely decorated. Locals and tourists enjoying the food. We each ordered pizza, so they nicely wrapped up the leftovers, which we warmed up a few days later. Fair prices. read more

I had the Alexander pizza while my friend are the chicken caesar salad. The salad was good and so was the pizza, but the chicken on the pizza was quite dry. I would have given Momos 5 stars if not for the dry chicken topping. Service was great and love the ambiance! read more

My friends and I got kicked out of this restaurant back in January when we ordered two pizzas to share between the four of us. We were told they were personal pizzas, and we said that we knew we just didn't want to have any leftovers just in case we couldn't finish because we had nowhere to keep them at the hostel and we didn't want to waste food. They looked at us like we had just spit in their faces, took our menus and said "if you want two pizzas you can order them to go". We were very polite and trying our best to speak French because we didn't want to be rude and just assume everyone should speak English to accommodate us, but they almost seemed more offended that we tried. We stood outside baffled for a little while trying to figure out what to do, and eventually. Our other classmates said they had a great experience here and that the pizza was really good, they were the ones to recommend it to us, but we had just been treated like we robbed the place. We were still hungry, so we sent one of us back in to order two pizzas to go. Yeah, the pizza was good. It was delicious actually. I imagine if we had just ordered to go we would have had a fine experience, but we'd had a long day of walking around Paris and we really wanted to sit down in a nice restaurant. I asked our professor later if asking to share food at a restaurant was rude in France, and he said he'd never had that problem before. To this day, I have no idea why we were treated like that. read more