Fazzaddi In Casamassima

Divine panzerotti. The puccia is homemade and absolutely worth trying. The staff is friendly and efficient. I recommend booking...it's always packed.

Good food, good service, a nice little corner.

The puccia with smoked salmon, cherry tomatoes, and stracciatella is exceptional: fresh and flavorful. The panzerotti are excellent, both the classic version and the boldly flavored version with speck and provola. Highly recommended!

Leaving the auchqn I was looking for a place nearby to eat a pizza, since I like a change I wanted to try this bar/pizzeria/rotisserie. We only tried pizzas and panzerotti, so for fairness and consistency I will only talk about that, I won't comment on anything else. first of all, the pizza is available in two sizes, mini and classic. This is not a pizza from Bari or a Neapolitan pizza, but it is an excellent Roman pizza, the classic "scrocchiarella", crunchy both on the edge and in the centre. It is not very thin and even the simple margherita satisfies "normal" appetites, the mini is recommended for children and for those who usually eat half a pizza (also because, credit to them, the mini pizza costs exactly half the price of the classic pizza and not, as in many pizzerias, only one euro less than the standard-sized pizza.) The panzerotti are good, especially the fried ones (but as we know, everything is better if fried), but it's a shame they are a bit small. To give an idea of ​​the prices, the classic margerita costs 4 euros, the mini pizza 2 euros, the baked panzerotto 2 euros, the fried panzerotto 1.80 euros. There is no cover charge, there are free tables inside and outside. There are various types of rotisserie fried foods, sandwiches, arancini, croquettes, chips, etc. on the counter. If you like crunchy Roman pizza this is definitely a place to try.

Tasty panzerotti with low prices, polite staff.