Excellent pizze at ridiculously cheap prices in a small, cozy, casual pizzeria. The pizza Rosa is a…read morepizza Bianca (without tomato sauce) with tuna, gorgonzola, garlic and onion: epicness incarnate! Altamente raccomandato!

Great pizza, said by an Italian! They are friendly and make amazing original Italian food. Only…read moreflaw is that the upper floor is very hot, so ask for a table downstairs. We are very satisfied :)

Great pizza and the focaccia bread with the olives also amazing. The waiter suggested that and I am…read moreso glad we tried one.

Had a very excellent meal here- delicious pizza! Super fluffy crust, great sauce, and good topping…read moreoptions. The service was good and attentive and the ambiance of the restaurant is nice!

CHARMING PLACE, LONG WAIT…read more First of all, this place can be a little tricky to find. It's off of the walk street. See photos. As you walk in, the kitchen is to your right. The place smells amazing. To your left are the stairs leading to the second floor. We were there for lunch and had made a reservation for 4 people. We were the only guests in the joint. We were seated promptly and our drink orders were taken. Drinks were served and our lunch orders were taken. Collectively, we ordered 3 pizzas and a lasagna - nothing time-intensive. We were all so busy chatting, that we didn't notice that 30 minutes had gone by. Our server brought an appetizer - bread with olive tapenade and bread with tomato tapenade. They were delicious, but where was our lunch? After 50 minutes, the food arrived. The pizzas, while edible, were unremarkable. The lasagna received high marks, though. 2 pizzas, 2 beers and a bottle of sparkling water was about $35.00. The dining area itself is a nice space with high ceilings and lots of windows. The view to the street below is nice as is the view of the building across the alley. See photos. It's not likely that I'll seek this place out for a pizza, but I wouldn't object if a group wanted to dine here. It's just meh.

Very good staf, very friendly, funny, social. Food is super duper delicious.Very nice restaurant, i…read morewould definitely come back.

I am from NYC and I take pizza very seriously (and bagels, but that is a different story). In the…read moreNetherlands it is so very hard to find a good pizza and this is the only place that comes close to a decent slice. A proper coal oven with thin crusted pizza (the way it is supposed to be!) and even, buffalo mozzarella. No ridiculous toppings (pineapple is blasphemy) and not too much tomato sauce. This little bear found something "just right". I am not a fan of all of their combinations (pesto on pizza is weird to me), but you cant go wrong with the regina with tomato sauce.

Best pizza in Maastricht! Authentic wood burning oven pizza and calzones. There are a few seats…read morebut it's mainly a takeout pizza restaurant.

Best pizza you can get outside of Italy. Authentic Italian. Great service. Homemade everything. The…read morechef is from Italy and he knows pizza!

We have been going here for years and lately even almost every week, if that doesn't say enough…read more. Than lets start from the beginning, when you walk inside you can already see the traditional wood burning oven where they bake one of the best, if not the best pizza around. The pasta here is also very good, always al dente and tasty. They also do takeaway and you always get a little appetizer on the house. Ran by a friendly Italian family, the chef will sometimes sing in italian while baking pizza. And they are very good with kids even the little ones! My personal favorites: Pizza salame e cipolla, The tortellini and Tris de chef (three pasta's of which I sometimes will just ask for a full plate of the middle one, delicious!) Ask for garlic pesto/butter on your pizza! Thumbs up!