We were lucky enough to stumble across this local pizza place. It's in Rome but far away from all…read morethe overpriced pizza places in the center of the city. The staff spoke English and were welcoming. We had a local beer, the house wine, and a Margherita pizza. The pizza was made fresh to order and it was absolutely delicious. If you're in Rome, then I suggest you take the time to visit this little-hidden gem.

The most amazing pizza I've ever had in my life!!! That's all you need to know. The vibe is…read moreamazing. Love the staff!

Fabulous local pizza place. We were the only tourists there. Pizzas were great, wine was…read morereasonable, and it was a great night all around.

It's a mom and pop shop, but it isn't very good. I'm not sure why it's been rated so well on Yelp…read morehonestly. The prices aren't expensive so if you're on a budget it's a somewhat decent choice. But honestly, I don't recommend it. We ordered 3 different dishes, and all 3 had way too much salt. The Pizza, Pasta and another item that I can't recall, but it was under the appetizers. The pasta was undercooked and it was a 50/50 on whether or not my next spoonful was going to be hard and cold or just hard and warm. Having said that, the staff is extremely nice and polite, despite speaking no Italian we didn't have any issues ordering or asking questions.

Great little spot off the beaten path…read more We met some friends for lunch that also happened to be traveling in Rome, and his was conveniently located. Great mom and pop vibe, I had the pizza with buf mozzarella sauce and sausage, and it was amazing. We started with bruschetta and that was also amazing. Washed it all down with some Moretti and called it a successful outing! The owner was super friendly as well, which always adds a nice touch. Highly recommend this spot if you're in the area.

Enter American tourist. Pizza ala mode. Or at least just pizza, Roma style…read more I spotted this Pizza joint by chance while on my way to my bed and breakfast digs on Via Costa. It just so happened that this particular pizza place was about a block away and near by the Red di Roma Metro train station anyway. I caught on fast that Roma was filled with pizza places and your fair stare of brasseries, as well as small mom and pop restaurants. It's a mix of the old and new, keeping with tradition with commerce at your fingertips. I am glad that I stopped here, as the dude at the counter understood some rudimentary English to help me with my lunch. "This one and that one" I would point to the pizza in the display case, maneuvering my very limited Italian to just my broken English phrases. The use of "credit" was very useful, as this place only takes cash. This Pizza joint is primarily a take away place. There are some seating areas inside the restaurant, but not much. Not much at all really. Best bet would be to do take away and have these pizza slices at your own leisure. One slice, which was cut into two smaller chunks fetched about €4.00, which I thought was reasonable. The area is a fast paced and high traffic area, any parking you may have had is gone. The guy at the counter was somewhat understanding, as he noticed my English wasn't terribly bad, but knew I wasn't a local Italian either. The exchange was mutually beneficial and it provided me a glimpse of how local Roma people lived, played and worked on a daily basis. I even went to the neighborhood park across the street from the pizza place to relax and wait for the bed and breakfast owner to arrive, while eating my pizza for late lunch / early dinner on day one of my Roma visit. People watching, relaxing, and just being in the moment gives a fresh perspective on life. The pizza was quite different than what we have in the states. For starters, they cut the pizza in rectangles. We Americans do it primarily in triangles and the entire pizza is shaped in a circle. Quite interesting to be in the birthplace of the pizza and the original shape was a rectangle! While this experience at this Pizza place was rather short, it was good and the pizza was delicious, although it seemed to borderline good and average. Maybe I was just hungry after a morning of flying and traveling, but it was good to have dug into those slices of pizza when I did. Made me feel grateful to have something rather than nothing, while on vacation. I guess the dude at the counter took pity on me, as he looked me up and down. Sure, whatever works, I guess! Support local! B

Pizza was excellent. You choose which pizza u like and they cut the piece and sell by weight. Mine…read morewas delicious and flavorful. Service is friendly. I would def come back

This place saved me on a night I wanted to just stay in and chill as they say…read more Pizza by the weight, lets you try many flavours without having to have a giant piece. My Italiano and the staffs Inglese were both lacking so it made for a pretty hilarious ordering experience. Margherita and Potato ended up being my vegetarian choices and they were both delicious! Totally kicks Canadas "by the slice" zzzza right in the face!

This is a great place! Friendly staff. My wife and I split a pizza and a salad and that was…read moreperfect. They bring the olive oil and vinegar to your table and you dress the salad. Perfect. We had the margarita pizza which is our favorite. We saw others and the pastas looked fantastic. You have to look in the window and watch them make the pies!

We wanted to try Italian pizza so we decided to come here. We ordered the Italian Doc pizza, Napoli…read morepizza, 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.

This place is rock solid, friendly service, good atmosphere, and outstanding food! Highly recommend…read moredinning here, be ware the slow wind down as you wait for the check, it's part of the classic charm.

We ate here in the last night of our 2-week European vacation. Family of 4 (2 teens). This was,…read moreby far, THE BEST meal we had the entire trip. And dare I say...in my life!! The service was absolutely impeccable!! Our waiter spoke English very well and was patient with our lack of Italian speaking abilities. For a family of 4, multiple courses, a bottle of wine, we spent only €106!! I hope we get a chance for a second sampling of this delicious menu!! Highly recommend!!

Great pizza after an awesome time at the beach! Located on the way to Ostia from Rome right next to…read morethe San Paulo station. Service was friendly, gave good recommendations when asked for best vegetarian pizzas. The mushroom pizza was one of the best, but the shredded potato pizza was so different and yummy! Will definitely come back on my next trip to Rome... :) PS: Pizzas were billed based on weight, which I've never seen before

The exterior doesn't look good, nor do the basic tables and chairs but the food was really good and…read moreI was able to get a custom vegan dish! The cook-server was very nice and suggested many dishes, even letting us taste a small sample before we chose. We ended up getting wraps and spinach and peas and left thre very happy and completely stuffed! great price, healthy food, surprisingly delicious!

Not really knowing what was in the area we walked here from our hotel and were pleasantly…read moresurprised. The menu is in Italian so we just got the Margherita pizza (one of the few words we understood). For 4.5 euros I don't see how you can beat it. If we order it again we'll probably get it delivered and ask them to cut it. I've noticed none of the pizza's come sliced like we're used to in America. But for a cheap pizza definitely get this place!

A very pregnant me was starving after a long day of exploring Roma when an amazing aroma enticed me…read moreto peep inside this little spot. They were about to close, but the nice young man making the pizzas welcomed us anyway and proceeded to make the best pizza we had during the entire trip. Besides it being baked in a wood oven (drool), they have toppings galore which they pile in separate bunches and then you kind of mix them yourself. They also don't cut the pizza, you eat it with a fork and knife. So different than the pizza we've had in the U.S. We sat down and enjoyed our pizza without anyone rushing us, on the contrary, we engaged in conversation with the staff. We shared some laughs and went back to our hotel very pleased with the experience!

Update: came back here again in the Fall when living in Rome for culinary school and it's still my…read morefav! Also tried their tiramisu, very good...8/10. Tried a white pizza in addition to the sausage pizza I ordered last time and very tasty. I love the lightness of their dough. Heading back again to Rome in the spring and will be trying more dishes next time.

We got take out pizza for the family. Super fast service, they cook the to go to order with fresh…read morepizzas ready out of the oven in less than ten minutes. Delicious thin crispy crust. We tried two bianco pizzas and two with tomato sauce. The quattro formaggio has a strong funk from the cheese which I liked but kids weren't fans of, they like the tomato based pizzas most