L'Economica In Roma

Authentic wood-fired pizza. The flavor selection is somewhat limited, but the available ones are perfect.

Even Formula 1 has raised prices in San Lorenzo, though less than others in the eastern part, so we're choosing this pizzeria as the best. Thanks.

Excellent place to enjoy Roman pizza in a lively area full of restaurants, San Lorenzo. It's now an almost weekly stop for us. Super competitive prices for excellent, high-quality food, tasty and easy to digest. Simple, informal, welcoming and original atmosphere. Knowledgeable, friendly and fast staff. Without a doubt, Roman pizza is only available at the Economica on Via Tiburtina. You'll never walk alone (at least as far as we're concerned 😃🥰😋).

We were looking for a some real roman cuisine and italian. This is the best. The food was amazing pasta was the best in rome. Decent prices as well family business definitely recommend

Perhaps the oldest restaurant in San Lorenzo, open since 1940! The interior decor has remained the same: wooden tables and chairs, but the food is truly excellent and it's family-run. Seats are limited and it's always busy, so reservations are definitely recommended. The homemade desserts are a must-try!

Had a lovely evening with friends, very simple atmosphere, excellent pizza, and good service. Excellent food prices.

Wonderful experience!!! The service was excellent!!! Delicious pizzas. Super affordable prices. Unique local atmosphere. We will definitely return when we come back to Rome ❤

Excellent pizza, light dough, and fresh ingredients. Welcoming place, fast service, and fair prices. Try the potatoes, zucchini flowers, and anchovies. A must-try for anyone who loves authentic Roman pizza.

We had dinner on Friday night at L'Economica pizzeria. It's an old-school neighborhood place, very popular: it was packed both inside and out. The service was friendly and helpful, although the cleanliness isn't exactly top-notch and could use a bit more attention. The pizza is a shallow Roman-style pizza, slightly smaller than other pizzerias, but with a really good, light, and crispy dough. The toppings aren't bad: on the capricciosa, we appreciated the choice of olives, but a little less so the amount of prosciutto, which was practically nonexistent. We ordered a diavola and a capricciosa: we liked the diavola. For our appetizer, we wanted zucchini flowers, but they were sold out, so we ordered the cod fillets: unfortunately, they didn't convince us, especially because of the batter. We also waited a bit too long for both the appetizers and the pizzas. Prices: very good and affordable. For what you pay, the quality/price ratio is fair. In short, a good neighborhood pizzeria, with a few flaws, but where you can eat good Roman pizza for little money.

Both times we ordered takeout. I recommend eating it right away, though, because even though I live a two-minute walk from the pizzeria, the pizza was cold when we got home. The one with porchetta is special, delicious! The suppli are equally good.