il pomodorino In Siena

The view is beautiful, the best one over the rooftops of Siena is the Duomo.... The food is good, the service is young, perhaps a little slow, but I have to consider that I was there on a Friday evening when the place was full. The price was right.

Exceptional pizza, with a soft crust and generous toppings. Very fair prices (Margherita for €6), and fast, friendly service. Beautiful location.

This was our second time here, and to be honest, the experience wasn't as good as the first time. We ordered the tuna and onion pizza and the four seasons pizza. The pizzas were good, but nothing special. When we asked for tap water, the waiter refused twice, giving us no alternative but to drink tap water, even though they were legally allowed to. So, that's something they need to improve on. Otherwise, it was an average experience, nothing out of the ordinary.

The pizzas are good, but nothing spectacular. The service leaves much to be desired, and they won't even give you a pitcher of tap water; they make you pay for a bottle of still water. We were there a few years ago, and we left with the feeling that the quality has gone down.

Very good pizza, a wide choice, very kind waiters and a spectacular view of the cathedral and the tower

Gluten-free pizza was excellently made

It was quite late when we arrived to Siena and few restaurants were open. It was around 11PM and we sat without having to queue. You can scan the menu via QR code and there is a lot of choice! You can either sit inside or outside. We chose outside because of the beautiful view to the Duomo and because they have heaters to keep you warm. We had the Calabrisella and Robur which were good choices. For late night dinner we do recommend!

The food at the restaurant was really good. We loved the pizzas, and they have a huge selection. If you're looking for a good pizza at a good price, you'll find it here. We also recommend that visitors not miss out on the comedy-like service. We had a reservation and were seated quickly by a somewhat grumpy waiter. But we're here for the pizza, not to make new friends. You can access the menu via a QR code on your smartphone. Usually, this isn't a problem, but with 40 pizzas, as well as an equal number of wines and beers, choosing what to eat quickly becomes an scrolling orgy. It's definitely good finger exercise. We recommend writing down your food choices; otherwise, ordering can quickly become unpleasant when you have to spend half an hour searching for the name of your chosen dish among the 300 menu items in front of the waiter. After a while, our ordered water arrived. Well, it wasn't what we wanted, but still or sparkling doesn't matter, it was quite tasty. We also ordered a beer and a Sprite. Both came in bottles, but only the beer came with a glass. The Sprite came without a glass. No problem though; we just took one from the next table. That worked too. After a short wait, our appetizer arrived and it was really good. Thirty minutes later, we had finished our drinks, but the pizza still hadn't arrived. No problem—we'll just order another beer. The beer arrived promptly. Just as I was about to hand the waitress my empty beer Glass and bottle, she turned around and walked away. I wanted to ask her if she wanted to take the empty bottle with her, but she was gone so quickly that I couldn't even finish the question. No problem, we'll just keep it here for now. An attentive waiter will take it away sooner or later...or so we thought, but the empty beer bottle and the old glass remained on our table as decoration until the end. At least we got a new beer. Twenty minutes later, our original waiter returned and asked if we had ordered pizza, to which we responded affirmatively. He then remembered which pizza we had ordered, but he couldn't remember if we had received it. When we told him we were still waiting for it, he realized something and sprinted into the kitchen. Fortunately, we were able to pass the time while waiting for the forgotten pizza by observing the table next to us. It consisted of three men who ordered wheat beer but received 0.2-liter juice glasses with their three bottles of Hefeweizen. We were highly amused by how these three gentlemen explored the three phases of wheat beer because it's difficult to fit the entire contents of a 0.5-liter bottle into a juice glass. The first glass contained only thin beer without yeast, the second was probably closest to real wheat beer, and the third contained pure yeast. As Germans, we had never experienced a restaurant offering a bottle of hefeweizen with a 0.2-liter juice glass before. It must be how Italians feel when they see pineapple on pizza in Germany. Our pizza arrived 1.5 hours after we had sat down. It was really good, as was the view. After we finished eating, I visited the restroom, which had two stalls. One of the stalls was so broken that I was worried I wouldn't be able to get out after locking the door. Since we had already been there for almost two hours, I opted for the toilet that was still somewhat functional. It was probably the right choice. The payment process at the end went quickly, and we went home amused and satisfied. Conclusion: If you're looking for delicious pizza and a great view, you'll find both here. However, take the service with a grain of salt. These are definitely not professionals. If you can laugh about it and have some time to spare, you'll have fun here. Everyone else should just order in.