Centosettanta Grammi In Castel del piano

Feeling like a warm welcome and discreet hospitality has become a key factor in allowing me to sit down at a restaurant and then have things to say about the hospitality of a place, its people, and, only then, the quality of the food I've tasted. "170 grammi," a pizzeria and restaurant in Pian di Ballo/Castel del Piano, was exactly what you'd expect at the end of a day of traveling, to relax and enjoy a good pizza (with a low crust and crispy crust, just the way my wife likes it!) made with decent-to-good-quality ingredients: eating well, having no digestive regrets, and taking home the fond memory of a place that hosted you with loyalty and warmth. This happened to my wife and I at the "170 grammi" pizzeria in Pian di Ballo/Castel del Piano. Thanks to the owners and, in particular, to the kind lady who welcomed us, perfectly representing the hospitality of these places.

We were passing through for a weekend on Monte Amiata, and a local recommended this place for takeout pizzas. We tried a capricciosa and a 170-gram pizza, both really good. Recommended ✌🏻

Small family restaurant, delicious pizza, nice owner. I highly recommend the place. We ate well, thank you very much. The place is dog-friendly, although this is not uncommon in Italy.

It's a pleasure to visit such a neat and well-maintained place. The pizzas offered are exceptional and offer a surprising variety. The selection is wide and doesn't follow the beaten path, always offering something new. The ingredients used are of the highest quality, enhancing the overall flavor. The experience is decidedly positive and leaves a lasting impression.

Recommended It doesn't open until 7 pm. You should be there by 7 pm if you want to eat there. It's very popular, especially for takeout pizzas. Many people do this, so it can sometimes take longer for the hotel guests.