La Porta Rossa In Bracciano

Very good pizza and variety, very pleasant place, wow prices!!!

Returning after a long time to celebrate our anniversary with my children, I rediscovered the old flavors and we enjoyed one of the best pizzas of recent years😍

Excellent pizza, especially the huge one. I'll definitely be back.

We were visiting Bracciano for three days, during which we decided to embark on a culinary journey that brought us here. We arrived tired, hungry, and walking from the lake. Despite the inconsiderate hour (11:30 PM), the girls welcomed us warmly, and once we decided on our food, the sandwiches arrived shortly thereafter. The sandwiches were exquisite, very large and unique (with black bread). The bill was very fair for what we consumed. Plus points for the kindness of all the staff and the speed of service. The tip was well deserved. We highly recommend this place if you're craving a great sandwich (with fries included).

We ordered pizzas last night. As for the place, it's truly quaint, the order was prepared on time, and the staff was friendly. The Roman-style pizza tasted good and was easy to digest, but the dough was far too thin, so much so that it was undercooked in the center due to the toppings and burned on the outside. The supplì need to be revisited, unfortunately, because they seemed pre-frozen. Maybe it wasn't the right night.

We ordered takeout to celebrate a birthday. The pizza was average, but too thin. There was more toppings than dough, and even the crust, so thin, was burned. The supplì were clearly pre-frozen; I didn't like them. I didn't pass, but I recommend them with reservations. In response to the owner: thanks for the advice, I'll definitely look elsewhere. By the way, you should reconsider your concept of "Roman-style" pizza, because it's anything but the way you make it, given that it's a pizza renowned for being thin, but also crispy, not flaccid like yesterday's. And besides, reviews and recommendations aren't given to denigrate your work, in this case, yours. I could have also written other things that apparently others have noted, but the intent is always to recommend, not to undermine or offend, as I read in other comments, both yours and others. :-) If the customer is unhappy and you, in addition to giving them a product that didn't meet their expectations, also enjoy making fun of them, clearly the problem isn't the customer.

Delicious pizzas! Large, thin, and crispy!