IQuintili - Furio Camillo In Roma

Superlative pizza, so light you'd ask for more. Congratulations! It's not easy to find a pizza like this among the myriad of Neapolitan pizzerias, but this one beats them 10-0. The only complaint is the welcome at the counter and the service leave a bit to be desired.

For me, it's an excellent Neapolitan pizzeria. The appetizers and pizza are good. The service is friendly and fast.

I had dinner at this pizzeria during a weekend in Rome. The place is clean and well-kept, the service is very fast, and the pizzas are very good and well-topped.

Great place for a neapolitan style pizza. Easy access via Metro A. Stop at Furio Camillo station.

Five takeout pizzas. They told us the wait was a maximum of 15 minutes. We waited over 40 minutes. I didn't like it. I wish I had the freedom to decide on my own time and whether I wanted to wait that long or not.

The pizza is good. But home deliveries are a disaster. We're practically over an hour late. It's not good. It's always the same. Disorganized.

Everything was good, the pizza was very good, and the frittatina was excellent. The only downside is the beer, because draft beer at €6 for €0.30 is really expensive.

Truly spectacular fried food, a wide selection, very good, not at all soaked in oil, SPECTACULAR. The pizza dough is very light and easy to digest, the pizzas are well-topped, and the staff is very attentive, kind, and fast. The only flaw was the cover charge (even though the tablecloth and cutlery were of a certain quality), but charging a one-year-old in a high chair without even a tablecloth or cutlery, but only for a glass placed at the table, seems a bit excessive to me. It would have been nicer to notice and remove this detail. Obviously, I didn't point it out because I abide by the rules of the place and don't want to cause any problems. BUT IT NEEDS REVIEWING, in my opinion, at least for such young children, especially if they don't use the cover charge. Otherwise, highly recommended, and I'll definitely be back. The best in the area.

Excellent pizza: the classic and wagon wheel versions are good. There's always a wait for a table, but it's worth it.

I visited this pizzeria last Saturday. I have no complaints about the quality of the products: the pizza is truly delicious, with high-quality ingredients. Special praise goes to the waiter (a Latino gentleman), who was extremely friendly, professional, and attentive despite the chaos. Unfortunately, however, the overall experience was disappointing due to time management. Despite booking a week in advance and paying a €2 cover charge, we waited an incredibly long time for our pizzas. It's clear that takeout orders are given priority over diners. The result? We had to rush for dessert because the second shift started at 10:00 PM and we had to vacate our table. Finally, I find the prices decidedly exorbitant: €68 for two for dinner at the pizzeria seems excessive, especially for drinks. Paying €6 for a commercial draft beer (Moretti) is out of line, considering we're not talking about a craft beer. In short: the food is good, but the quality-price ratio and the stress of working shifts aren't worth it. I don't think I'll be back.