Due Ladroni In Roma

17/05/2026: It's the history of the neighborhood! Shallow Roman pizza, delicious, and truly unique! Every time we get it for takeout or eat it in the restaurant, it takes us back to the good old days. The wonderful thing about this place is that it truly reminds us of a classic, historic pizzeria, and that's part of the beauty and positivity of eating there! - Exceptional fried food! - Very fair prices, which makes eating out even more worthwhile these days. Highly recommended.

11/05/2026: We celebrated our mother's birthday at this pizzeria, which has been a neighborhood staple for years. On Sunday, the place was packed and very noisy, but that's understandable, especially in a place frequented by families and groups of friends. The food was good: classic Roman pizza, perhaps not particularly crispy, but well-topped and enjoyable. The fried foods, however, seemed less impressive than the pizzas. What I least appreciated was the service, which was rather inattentive throughout the evening. We asked for water, a Coke, and a half-liter of wine when the drinks were finished, but they arrived after about 15 minutes. The pizzas arrived after 35-40 minutes, all except mine, a simple Cosacca. I waited, thinking it would be in the next batch, but pizzas kept arriving at other tables while I was left without dinner, without anyone noticing. I mentioned this to the waiter, who said he would check and, if necessary, have it remade. At that point, however, I preferred to remove it from the bill, because by then I would have eaten alone while the others had already finished. In the end, for a table of six, including appetizers and pizzas, we stayed from 8:15 PM to 10:45 PM, and I didn't even get to eat. I completely understand that some evenings can be particularly crowded, especially in such a well-known and popular venue. For this very reason, however, I believe that a little more attention to the tables would really make a difference and greatly improve the overall experience.