Bunny Pizza In Velletri

Excellent pizza, precise and fast service

We're a group of autistic kids and we come here almost every Saturday. We always have a great time: the service is excellent, and the waiters, Daniele and Gionatan, are incredibly kind, helpful, fast, and always ready to accommodate any request. The pizzas are also excellent, carefully prepared, and the lady at the cashier is fantastic, just like all pizza chefs. The environment is clean, well-kept, and welcoming, with affordable prices. Our experience is always very positive. Our only suggestion is to add gluten-free pizza. Otherwise, you guys are truly fantastic!

I ate a pizza while I was walking the Via Francigena and I had a great time.

Excellent pizzeria, the best in the castles by far! Prices are slightly above average, but absolutely justified! I highly recommend it!

Delicious pizza, cozy, super clean atmosphere. Attentive, fast, and friendly staff! Highly recommended!

Been a regular for years. Their pizza is simply the best, no need to say more. TOP in every way: food, service, and ambiance. Keep up the good work!

I'm writing this review to fully support this pizzeria and its staff for their patience in dealing with customers who often shouldn't be welcome. I'm a regular customer and I come here every week because I love their pizzas, I love their service, and the professionalism they display. They're also kind, even when the occasion doesn't always warrant it. Saturday, February 21, 8:30 PM. A table was booked for two in a room where a girl of I don't know how old she was, I think she was 12 or 13, was having a birthday party. It was the first time I'd asked to change tables: she was yelling, screaming, loudly laughing, and was just annoying the waiters (who, I remember, are there to work, not to be childminders). They were pestered by the girls' stupid questions, and they, with holy patience, answered them. It was such an embarrassing scene and situation, not so much for them, but for those who are supposed to manage them and make it clear when it's time to behave politely, especially when dining in a restaurant with other people. The mother of one of these girls even got offended at one point, raising her voice at the pizza chef, believing she was right when she should have done one thing: get up, grab her coat, and leave because of the terrible impression she was making. Unfortunately, paying customers think they have exclusive rights, believing they can behave as they please, but if that's the case, rent a private room in a shed surrounded by horses so you can make all the noise you want. That said, I still commend the staff for resisting the temptation to kick them out.