Libro's In Aversa

Absolutely approved! Many people believe that since it is an all you can eat formula at such a low price it is of low quality. Here it is exactly the opposite. The pizzas are huge and the ingredients are excellent, not to mention the light and very soft dough. The all you can eat formula (10 euros for lunch and 14 for dinner) does not include drinks but does include the service charge and also a very interesting starter. The menu has so many pizzas, even the saltimbocca (which I personally recommend you try). The tarallucci e vino pizza and the saltimbocca with porchetta and baked potatoes are absolutely wonderful. Ps: the formula is also valid on weekends and on Thursday evenings dessert is free!

Top great prices good pizza for families

All you can eat formula, includes appetizer of fried food and pizzas. Possibility of having everything gluten-free with an extra charge . Friendly staff

We went on Thursday for lunch. The food was good, but the service was slow (we waited almost 30 minutes for fried food) and incorrect (since the waiter didn't tell us that on Thursday the menu also includes desserts)

Very friendly owner, fried food that they bring as soon as you sit down with the all u can eat menu is really excellent!!! A huge variety of choices from the pizza and saltimbocca menu... If you want to have a big meal, this is the right place but don't overdo it...👍👍👍🐽

For the second time we returned here. Both times all you can eat formulas. Excellent quality food, clean environment and above all kind and attentive staff to the needs of the customer.

Everything was delicious, the appetizers were amazing, the quality/price ratio was unbeatable.

We were forced to have a second helping of croquettes because they are incomprehensible. Very good pizza. Great selection. Fast service. I would suggest a menu with only croquettes to divinity

izzeria Zeroottantuno – overall rating: satisfactory with room for improvement Pizzeria Zeroottantuno presents itself with a clear identity and is linked to Neapolitan tradition. The place is informal, furnished in Neapolitan style. The service is courteous, but subject to slowdowns on the evenings of greater influx and is often poorly prepared in answering questions, unlike the girl (perhaps responsible for the Aversa place). The pizza is technically well conceived, with a normal dough and good leavening, but the quality suffers from the pressure at peak times. On some occasions, the cooking was uneven: raw edges, yielding bottom, or excessively dry pizzas. On the occasion of my mother's birthday ask for prerara. The management of the oven and the service time seems to need reviewing. The more modern proposals are interesting, but in some cases the balance between dough and topping is not perfectly centered. There is the intention to do well, but there is a lack of qualitative consistency. Ultimately, for an average expense of around 15 euros, the experience remains acceptable, but one would expect greater executive care. The pizzeria has potential, but it needs concrete interventions to guarantee a more stable quality, especially in high-traffic time slots. I will return trying to change my review

All you can eat formula, we paid €14 for the menu which did not include drinks, only at the end of the meal did we discover that it was also possible to have unlimited drinks for €2 more... it would have been nice to know this beforehand when the waitress explained everything to us but... I recommend choosing this other formula. You can have all the fried food and pizza you want, as long as you always finish it all. The frying was quite heavy and the flavor wasn't that great. The pizza is average, good products but a little heavy. I recommend it if you want to spend an evening with friends and try more pizzas.