On a Portugal tour for almost 2weeks now and felt we'd like pizza. The restaurant was just a short…read morewalk from our hotel and EZ to find. Enjoyed the pizza and shared an appetizer of buffalo mozzarella and tomato among the 5 of us. Service was great and the atmosphere is casual. Only left 1 star off because I like my pizza more well done.

We came into town for the day and had a few veg/vegan options at the ready, but were especially…read moresurprised by the extensive vegan menu offered at Pane & Vino! We knew they had options, but apparently they added an entire menu recently, so we were really put at ease. A very nice crew was working the floor--friendly, helpful, and attentive. The food came out fast and we were pleased with the quality--fresh pizza crust and fresh vegetables. The interior is cozy and clean. It was a cold and rainy day, so it felt like a great place to stay, so we ordered coffee and cordials and settled in for longer than we normally would. Free WiFi made it even easier. If we stayed for another day, we'd try the pastas for sure, as they looked good. Everyone here--couples, families, and singles--seemed to enjoy their meals.

Our final night in Evora before heading down to the Algarve and we wanted comfort food, which for…read moreus is Italian. Pizzeria L'Italiano was only a short walk from our flat and totally fit the bill. The two folks that greeted us as we walked in were perfect for the place. The woman wearing an apron that the lovely K coveted immediately, and the young man with the perfectly shaped and waxed moustachioed welcomed us warmly. We sat at a table of our choice and noticed that there were already four tables with reserved signs on them, so the place is popular for sure. We were offered pizza dough buns and garlic butter as opposed to the typical drop and charge that is typical in so many places in Portugal. We had decided prior to going that we were going to say yes. The bread was so warm, and soft with a crunchy exterior that once the butter was added it melted in your mouth. We ordered our customary bottle of white, a fresh salad and some pasta. The lovely K had the Cannelloni, and I the Tri pasta with spaghetti, tortellini and penne. Both sauces were the same with a different pasta noodle. Both were good, plentiful, but not awe inspiring. We are in Portugal after all, but the food more than passed muster. We loved the interior of the building as so often seems to be the case in this UNESCO world heritage site. The curved and vaulted ceilings are gorgeous , we wish we could have them in our home in Canada. If you are looking for some Italian comfort food complete with great service and fair pricing you won't find much better in Evora's old town. Salut!

Amazing little Pizza place on a hidden side street. The pre-dinner bread is served warm and fresh,…read morebut the garlic butter is a bit strong, so use it sparingly. Pizzas are all cooked to order with fresh ingredients. The restaurant is very clean and the stone walks with brick ceiling is very cool.

Stopped by this gem on a small street below the main plaza. Fabulous pizza (not wood burning oven…read morebut equally good) with many choices. Great Sangria! The prices are very reasonable and the staff is so friendly. Lots of locals eating here. You don't have to go all fancy to have some great food in Evora.

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A lovely atmosphere, a great wine list, and help who knows English. He also was accompanying on…read moresalad and his pizza recommendation was great.

Great service, good Italian food, reasonably priced, and good portions. Much recommendedread more

In my opinion, this is without a doubt the best Italian restaurant I have ever been to in Badajoz,…read moreSpain. A perfect eclectic cuisine that combines typical Italian dishes with traditional Spanish ones (my favourite: filetto di maiale alla Pedro Ximenez). If you value both quality as well as quantity this restaurant is indeed highly recommended. The only thing that could be improved is the location, as it is a bit hidden.

Looked specifically for this place based on limited pizza reviews in Alfama. We walked by several…read morepizzeria places but wanted to try what Yelpers gave positive reviews. We got insalata de la casa and foco pizza. Salad was presented nicely with the olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Lots of toppings such as egg, zucchini, nuts, tomatoes just to name a few. 4 stars The foco pizza was a thin crust, crunchy. The tomato paste had a rich taste and the spicy salami gave the pizza some added flavor and greasiness. My wife enjoyed the pizza but compared to the pizza I had in Porto, I preferred the texture of that one. 4 stars Service was adequate. One waitress serving all the tables.

Excellent pizza. I really enjoyed my prosciutto and mushroom Roman-style pizza. Just fantastic…read more Very clean with great service.

We really had a hankering for pizza so looked up the top rated pizza places…read more Well trust this review and all the others! This place was phenomenal and so cute on the inside ! We did order pizzas but the table next to us ordered ravioli type dishes and all I could do was drool and second guess my selections. Well it our pizza was probably the best I've had in quite some time. Don't hesitate to go here!!

Nice, warm spot in this busy, hilly area of Lisbon full of tapas bars and restaurants. Sat in the…read moreback room for lunch that had a cozy atmosphere. Wonderful first casual dinner in Portugal after an arduous climb up those hills! The mushroom pizza, tomato salad and seafood pasta were all very good.