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Our goal while visiting, Rome was to enjoy as much pizza and pasta we could. We found this place while searching online, and it turned out. It wasn't too far from where our hotel was. We walked over and this quaint cute little place was perfect. There's plenty of outdoor seating and a few tables located inside. The staff was very accommodating, getting us seated right away and working on getting us our drink order. My husband enjoyed a Margherita pizza while I enjoyed the cacio e pepe pasta - and both were very flavorful and I would order again. Despite it being so hot outside, neither sat heavy and they were both full of flavor. Not only that, we found this place to be a little bit more affordable than some other places we had already visited, but the food was significantly better. I definitely would recommend this location to anyone visiting or locals alike because the food is fantastic and the people are very nice . Also, they have air conditioning for when the hot summer heat is a bit too unbearable, perfect way to cool off and enjoy delicious food.
I had a pretty loose food itinerary during my time in Roma, as such I was consulting multiple resources on the fly when determining where to eat based on our location and what we were feeling. We were in the mood for pizza, and during my searches I stumbled upon Sapori e Delizie - reviews looked great as did the photos, so the deal was pretty much sealed. Sapori e Delizie is in the Monti neighborhood of Roma which is an area we had not been to yet, I wouldn't call this the most touristy area but there was still a good amount going on. The restaurant is located on a somewhat quiet street, and upon arrival it wasn't too busy so we were seated right away. It's a small restaurant, I would say they had 4 or 5 tables inside with a few more outside. The star of the menu is pizza - they have a large variety of topping combinations, as well as a selection of pastas and a few other dishes. We decided to split a pizza and get pastas as our main. To start, though, we decided to get a Caprese salad; this had the usual suspects of mozz and tomato but they subbed the basil out for lettuce. I'm kind of a purist when it comes to Caprese so it wasn't my favorite, but the ingredients were fresh and the salad was dressed nicely - flavors were great just the execution was not what I'm used to. For pizza we split the artichoke and sausage; this was delicious - thin, brick-oven style crust that was slightly chewy. The toppings complemented each other well and everything tasted fresh. For pasta I had the cacio e pepe which is one of the six Roman pastas. The dish was great, and I was happily surprised at how light the dish was. I'm used to cacio e pepe dishes in the US that use cream and are relatively heavy, but the true dish only contains pecorino romano and black pepper; it was a premier plate of pasta. Service was great - everyone was friendly and our food came out at a good pace. Overall, I'm so glad I found Sapori e Delizie - the food was delicious and this whole experience was a happy surprise. I would definitely consider returning the next time I'm in Roma.
Probably our second favorite meal in Rome (which sounds bad, but really is amazing). We ate here for lunch one day and very much enjoyed it. Nice that it's off the touristy drag a bit which contributes to a more chill vibe. Service was also kind. Both of our pastas were very good, but we both preferred the carbonara! Pasta is extremely fresh and leaves you feeling full but not uncomfortably stuffed. Very good, and we noticed a lot of locals eating here (which is probably a good sign!)
Intro: After a good deal of sightseeing in Rome, I was ready for lunch. Sapori e Delizie was on my list and they were close to where I was, so I made my way over. I was seated promptly inside. Ambiance (4/5): They have a few tables outside which is my usual go-to when I'm in Europe. Al fresco dining is the way to go. But the interior was nice too. Even though there wasn't A/C, it was still comfortable while I was there. Service (4.5): European service is typically slow and inattentive. At Sapori e Delizie, the service was better than the norm. I did have to grab the attention of my waiter here and there, but that was to be expected. One of the waiters was also quite the comedian. He would mess around with customers when they would take their orders which was entertaining to see. Quite the character! Drinks (N/A): I had a lemonade so not much to mention here! Food (5/5): Sapori e Delizie is known for their pizza and for good reason! I had the bufala pizza which is essentially a Margherita pizza with bufala mozzarella instead of regular mozzarella. I love the heft and flavor of bufala mozzarella so this was perfect. The prices are reasonable and the pizzas are large. I took half of it home. To end my dining experience, I had some tiramisu for dessert. My favorite dessert of all time, their version was served in a cup. And it was as delicious as the pizza. A lovely meal all-around. Overall: Sapori e Delize is a must when you're in Rome!
Since we were in the area in Rome we decided to give them a try for lunch. We realized that Fanta orange in the U.S. is not the same as in Italy, but not their fault - still tasty. It was very relaxing sitting outside with the tables on the street. I had the Pizza Diavola which had tomato, cheese and spicy salami. It had a thin crust which was flavorful. The pizza was very tasty! My wife had the Rigatoni Carbonara, which was amazing. The mixture of the butter, garlic and bacon gave it a very rich and flavorful taste. If we are back in the area - we will most definitely stop by!
First night in Rome and wanted pizza. Looked on Yelp and found this place with good reviews. Walk as about 20 minutes from our hotel. We were met with a friendly young lady who seated us inside as we were a party of 4 and their outside seating was already full. Place is small inside with maybe 6 tables. Half were full. We ordered recommended beers on tap. Beers came out nice and cold. We order 2 pizzas and an appetizer of prosciutto and mozzarella. Order came out quick and hot. Pizza is thin crust. Everything was delicious. Too bad no room for tiramisu, but did include a photo as it looked authentic. If in Rome, this is a great place to try.
The Piedmontese and Diavola pizzas are outstanding. Neapolitan type crust. Piedmontese a little heavy on the gorgonzola. Diavola picante salame is rich and "rustic" in flavor with a decent spicy punch. Service friendly. They have A/C. Outdoor seating pleasant as it is on a relatively quiet street
1 month ago
We wanted to try Italian pizza so we decided to come here. We ordered the Italian Doc pizza, Napoli pizza, Lasagna, and tiramisu. My favorite was the lasagna and Italian doc pizza. It was so good. The Napoli pizza was okay but probably wouldn't order it next time. The tiramisu was so good. Definitely very different than what I'm used to. It was so creamy and thicker but it melts in your mouth. The reason why I took off one star was because of the service. The servers were so rude. They were very short when I asked them something about the menu. Besides that, food was tasty. read more
Our first pizza in Rome. This place was highly reviewed on Yelp. We sat outside on the patio. Service was ok, but it wasn't totally attentive. Light and chewy pizza crust. The pizza was devoured quickly, although I cannot recall the actual pizza order. It was with sausage. I really enjoyed the Greek salad. It came with two big chunks of fresh feta. It was a pretty big bowl of salad. Restroom was really small and slightly confusing for an American. No toilet seat and a push button flush on the side. read more
10 months ago
Our goal while visiting, Rome was to enjoy as much pizza and pasta we could. We found this place while searching online, and it turned out. It wasn't too far from where our hotel was. We walked over and this quaint cute little place was perfect. There's plenty of outdoor seating and a few tables located inside. The staff was very accommodating, getting us seated right away and working on getting us our drink order. My husband enjoyed a Margherita pizza while I enjoyed the cacio e pepe pasta - and both were very flavorful and I would order again. Despite it being so hot outside, neither sat heavy and they were both full of flavor. Not only that, we found this place to be a little bit more affordable than some other places we had already visited, but the food was significantly better. I definitely would recommend this location to anyone visiting or locals alike because the food is fantastic and the people are very nice . Also, they have air conditioning for when the hot summer heat is a bit too unbearable, perfect way to cool off and enjoy delicious food. read more
1 year ago
Service- excellent and attentive. Without the judgy vibes !! Food- bellisimo. Best margharita pizza I've had during my entire 3 week trip throughout Italy.. (I didn't visit Naples , so relax). This was a solid pizza place in Rome and I'm so glad we stopped by. read more
I had a pretty loose food itinerary during my time in Roma, as such I was consulting multiple resources on the fly when determining where to eat based on our location and what we were feeling. We were in the mood for pizza, and during my searches I stumbled upon Sapori e Delizie - reviews looked great as did the photos, so the deal was pretty much sealed. Sapori e Delizie is in the Monti neighborhood of Roma which is an area we had not been to yet, I wouldn't call this the most touristy area but there was still a good amount going on. The restaurant is located on a somewhat quiet street, and upon arrival it wasn't too busy so we were seated right away. It's a small restaurant, I would say they had 4 or 5 tables inside with a few more outside. The star of the menu is pizza - they have a large variety of topping combinations, as well as a selection of pastas and a few other dishes. We decided to split a pizza and get pastas as our main. To start, though, we decided to get a Caprese salad; this had the usual suspects of mozz and tomato but they subbed the basil out for lettuce. I'm kind of a purist when it comes to Caprese so it wasn't my favorite, but the ingredients were fresh and the salad was dressed nicely - flavors were great just the execution was not what I'm used to. For pizza we split the artichoke and sausage; this was delicious - thin, brick-oven style crust that was slightly chewy. The toppings complemented each other well and everything tasted fresh. For pasta I had the cacio e pepe which is one of the six Roman pastas. The dish was great, and I was happily surprised at how light the dish was. I'm used to cacio e pepe dishes in the US that use cream and are relatively heavy, but the true dish only contains pecorino romano and black pepper; it was a premier plate of pasta. Service was great - everyone was friendly and our food came out at a good pace. Overall, I'm so glad I found Sapori e Delizie - the food was delicious and this whole experience was a happy surprise. I would definitely consider returning the next time I'm in Roma. read more
1 month ago
Probably our second favorite meal in Rome (which sounds bad, but really is amazing). We ate here for lunch one day and very much enjoyed it. Nice that it's off the touristy drag a bit which contributes to a more chill vibe. Service was also kind. Both of our pastas were very good, but we both preferred the carbonara! Pasta is extremely fresh and leaves you feeling full but not uncomfortably stuffed. Very good, and we noticed a lot of locals eating here (which is probably a good sign!) read more
Intro: After a good deal of sightseeing in Rome, I was ready for lunch. Sapori e Delizie was on my list and they were close to where I was, so I made my way over. I was seated promptly inside. Ambiance (4/5): They have a few tables outside which is my usual go-to when I'm in Europe. Al fresco dining is the way to go. But the interior was nice too. Even though there wasn't A/C, it was still comfortable while I was there. Service (4.5): European service is typically slow and inattentive. At Sapori e Delizie, the service was better than the norm. I did have to grab the attention of my waiter here and there, but that was to be expected. One of the waiters was also quite the comedian. He would mess around with customers when they would take their orders which was entertaining to see. Quite the character! Drinks (N/A): I had a lemonade so not much to mention here! Food (5/5): Sapori e Delizie is known for their pizza and for good reason! I had the bufala pizza which is essentially a Margherita pizza with bufala mozzarella instead of regular mozzarella. I love the heft and flavor of bufala mozzarella so this was perfect. The prices are reasonable and the pizzas are large. I took half of it home. To end my dining experience, I had some tiramisu for dessert. My favorite dessert of all time, their version was served in a cup. And it was as delicious as the pizza. A lovely meal all-around. Overall: Sapori e Delize is a must when you're in Rome! read more
Since we were in the area in Rome we decided to give them a try for lunch. We realized that Fanta orange in the U.S. is not the same as in Italy, but not their fault - still tasty. It was very relaxing sitting outside with the tables on the street. I had the Pizza Diavola which had tomato, cheese and spicy salami. It had a thin crust which was flavorful. The pizza was very tasty! My wife had the Rigatoni Carbonara, which was amazing. The mixture of the butter, garlic and bacon gave it a very rich and flavorful taste. If we are back in the area - we will most definitely stop by! read more
1 year ago
First night in Rome and wanted pizza. Looked on Yelp and found this place with good reviews. Walk as about 20 minutes from our hotel. We were met with a friendly young lady who seated us inside as we were a party of 4 and their outside seating was already full. Place is small inside with maybe 6 tables. Half were full. We ordered recommended beers on tap. Beers came out nice and cold. We order 2 pizzas and an appetizer of prosciutto and mozzarella. Order came out quick and hot. Pizza is thin crust. Everything was delicious. Too bad no room for tiramisu, but did include a photo as it looked authentic. If in Rome, this is a great place to try. read more
1 year ago
Tucked away in a side street. Welcoming staff. Al fresco available. Wine is plentiful and inexpensive. Pizza pasta and lasagne were first rate. Very friendly servers. English spoken. read more
1 year ago
The place was charming, the staff were courteous and attentive. And the food was phenomenal. Good find in between all the so called tourist traps. Will recommend this place. read more
2 years ago
Food was really good, but in my opinion the SERVICE WAS EXCELLENT!!!!! The cook stopped by to make sure my pasta was cooked properly. The manager was super friendly and server was very friendly. Recommend this place for people who love pizzas read more
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The Piedmontese and Diavola pizzas are outstanding. Neapolitan type crust. Piedmontese a little heavy on the gorgonzola. Diavola picante salame is rich and "rustic" in flavor with a decent spicy punch. Service friendly. They have A/C. Outdoor seating pleasant as it is on a relatively quiet street read more
2 years ago
Absolutely delicious! It was our first stop in Rome and it did not disappoint! Great service too! read more
First stop in Rome after dropping our bags off at the hotel. It was not dinner time yet and lunch spots were closed. Found this near where we were staying. We sat outside in a nice enclosed area that was very quiet for Rome. I enjoyed a buffalo mozzarella pizza, but I honestly have to say that the star dishes of the establishment would definitely have to be the suppli and the Fiori di zucchini fritti (fried zucchini flower with cheese and anchovy). I enjoyed that so much that I ordered a second round with a nice glass of house rose wine. Definitely try it it! You will be hooked. read more
3 years ago
After being in Rome a week, and eating well, I was surprised at how great our food was here. My husband and I shared a caprese salad, the Amatriciana pizza and gnocchi Al pesto. The salad came with lettuce, and the tomatoes and mozzarella were fantastic. The pizza crust was thin, chewy and tasted like it came from a brick oven, with the tell-tale toasted edges. Generous amounts of mozzarella and pecorino cheese made it seem luxurious! And the gnocchi with pesto tasted homemade. The pesto sauce was delightfully soupy and perfect for our pizza crust. We are outside and after being crushed at most other restaurants, their patio is spacious and on a quiet street. And our waitress made it extra fun. Highly recommend this restaurant. read more
2 years ago
Skip Naples, this is the best pizza in Rome! Incredible crust, friendly service, and fresh toppings. The calabrese had a legitimate kick to it. Lovely house Chianti. The Amatriciana had the freshest guanciale. Love love love this place. Highly recommend! read more
3 years ago
Solid food and they have air conditioning. A 13 minute walk from Roma terminal. If you're looking for something neat but away from the crowd. Waitress was delightful. read more
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10 months ago
We had to go a bit out of our way for this one - even though the map makes it seem like it's very close to the hot spots in Rome - but really, it's about a 15 min walk from Colosseum. However, very good and memorable pizzas!!! It's kind of difficult to tell perspectives from the photos, but these are wide-set, thin, chewy pizzas that are very well done! (Fluffy, no significant burning, yes I am trying to provide as much detail as a pizza lover). It was a fabulous stop for us after walking so much. We left so satisfied and stuffed we needed to keep walking right after! read more
2 years ago
Came here for lunch owner moved tables for us so we could sit together Food was amazing Highly recommend read more
Found this place on yelp. When you walk up to it there's a menu on the sidewalk to glance at or scan onto your phone. Prices are very reasonable, especially for a tourist city. Indoor or outdoor covered seating available on the street. Staff is very friendly. The lasagna was good, enough for two to share or try. Ordered a pizza that had both sausage and spicy sausage on it and of course cheese. Not a crapload of cheese like we put on ours in the United States, just enough ... that it compliments well. The spicy sausage definitely gives the pizza a kick. Might be too much for some people, but just right for us. My mouth was talking to my brain , like "what is that ? Let's try more". You know your both hungry and it's good when you clean your plates. The tiramisu tasted fresh, light and chilled. read more
5 years ago
Loved this cute little restaurant in the Monti District. This was my family's first dinner stop in Rome and it couldn't have been more perfect. We started with the fried zucchini flower appetizer which was cheesy and delicious. But the pizzas are the stars here. We really enjoyed both pizzas we had- especially the Funghi! All the ingredients tasted so light and fresh. The service was great too. Definitely a gem near the Colosseum! I recommend a stop here. read more
2 years ago
Found this gem on our last night in Rome. The food was amazing as well as the service. We sat at a sidewalk table which just added to Italian experience. Great staff and will hopefully come back one day. read more
The pizza here was so good and delicious at Sapori e Delizie. My wife and I shared a white pizza with mushrooms and artichokes and a water. It was reasonably priced and had a good pizza presentation as well. They have indoor seating and outdoor seating, but we sat outside because it was so beautiful out today. If I was ever in Rome again and nearby I would definitely come back. I totally recommend this pizzeria for anyone who wants to have some delicious pizza while in Rome whether you are visiting or live in the area. read more
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3 years ago
This restaurant was really close to the hotel I was staying at during my trip to Rome and my friends and I got absolutely delicious Italian food here! I got the fettuccine al ragu which was super savory and flavorful. I believe the meat was wold boar and it was my first time trying this type of meat, but I'm glad I did because this delish was great. I also like my pasta al dente and Sapori e Delize cooked it perfectly for me. read more
2 years ago
Found this place when I visited Rome in April, I came back to Rome in November and had to come back to eat here. Food is delicious, and service is great. We ended up having dinner here 3 times. By far my favorite spot to eat when in Rome. read more
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