Gli Ostinati Srl In Arezzo

We were almost giving up to find a restaurant in Arezzo. Most told us that they are fully booked but we saw tables are empty but this is how the italians work. They said No to money! We Re very grateful this restaurant accepts us without reservation. I could see the restaurant is full, but they always clear table and reset so people can enter all time. Food was great , it was delicious! Price i think we pay around 25 euro per person , which is great! Thank you!

It's a bit absurd that they don't take reservations. The pizzas are good, but the place is small and cramped, with lots of chatter and very cold staff.

We just had dinner there. The pizza was the best we've ever had (and we've had a lot, in many countries!). The service was amazing! We highly recommend it!

No idea how this isn’t five stars. World class Neapolitan pizza and good draught beer

We had a wonderful time; we had bruschetta, pizza, and dessert. I can say we ate very, very well, drank excellent beer, and especially the pizza (typical Neapolitan). Divine! The quality of both the dough (very light and perfectly leavened) and the ingredients (including the fior di latte mozzarella from Agerola) was truly top-notch. The service was excellent; all the staff were friendly, helpful, and attentive.

Excellent pizza Excellent grilled meat

Great for a pizza and a glass of beer or wine after a day in Arezzo. Quick and easy. I come here once or twice a year on vacation and have always been satisfied.

Very good experience, very good food. Pleasant service.

I ate here on a Wednesday evening with four other friends in the air-conditioned dining room. We ordered two appetizers: prosciutto and cheese with focaccia to share, five pizzas, three bottles of water, one medium beer, and two desserts. Roman-style, €21 each; a more than fair price. The appetizer was simple and pleasant: prosciutto and "fresh" pecorino cheese (in the broad sense of "fresh") accompanied by a truly satisfying focaccia made with pizza dough. Good pizza: thin and well-topped. Even though I prefer other "types" of pizza, it was really easy to digest; to give you an idea, other users have attached photos to their reviews. Desserts: a sore point. Both the berry cheesecake and the tiramisu were unsuccessful; the cheesecake, except for the biscuit base and the coulis, tasted almost exclusively of cream. The other diner didn't appreciate the tiramisu, but he didn't argue. What made the evening truly enjoyable for me, and for the other diners as well, was the atmosphere and the service. The waiters were helpful and smiling, despite the "indoor-outdoor" setting with its attendant, not insignificant temperature difference, and they were quick to serve. The place wasn't literally full, but it was still quite crowded. The interior ambience proved truly pleasant: the air conditioning was just right (Wednesday was particularly hot and muggy, with a humidity that refused to go away), enough to cool without "freezing"; the background music was pleasant, but not loud enough to overwhelm the conversations among the diners. The place setting was simple, with a placemat-menu, and no superfluous frills.

The pizza was very thinly topped and small. I recommend paying more attention to the quality/price ratio.