Pizzeria da Scattu In Tortolì

Excellent pizzas, friendly staff, quick service, must try the “gorroppu” pizza, delicious!

Friendly welcome, very good pizza, reasonable prices, the pasta was also very good

I always feel good eating pizza from scratch.

If you're in the Arbatax area, even more than 20 minutes away, I highly recommend this restaurant. A huge selection, yet everything is incredibly good. They have 10-grain pizzas and Kamute burgers with homemade bread. The prices are very reasonable (€5.50 for a Margherita pizza; €7 for a calzone). We went twice and the staff is fantastic. Be warned, the Tiramisu is amazing!

Excellent service from the waiters, exquisite food, and Gabriel, Mauro, and Maximo delighted us with their friendliness and kindness. We will return.

A nice surprise in Tortolì. Wandering around Tortolì with my son, we decided to stop at this place for dinner. Despite rush hour, they managed to find us a table for two. The place is spread over several floors, and we were even able to choose our seating. The staff were very friendly and helpful, which I think is the added value of this lovely 1950s American fast food restaurant. The burgers were good, with a good variety of choices. They also had pizzas, which, judging by the ones at the next table, must have been really good.

Beautiful place, quiet atmosphere The pork pizza was beautiful in appearance (see attached photo), and truly delicious. Congratulations! Friendly and professional staff.

When we go to Tortolì, it's our go-to place. The food is good and the pizza is excellent. The staff is helpful and attentive. The only downside is the large dining room, because when it's crowded, it's difficult to talk to one another. Still, highly recommended.

The pizzas were very good, the service was a little slow, the €2.50 carafe of water was excessive, but overall a positive experience.

Due to the answer of the restaurant, that restaurant despite a muslim flag is not halal. sorry for the mistake...one could be mistaken Without wishing to be suspected of trying to discredit you... please be a bit more measured in your remarks. As customers, we are not interested in your political views. I simply do not wish to eat halal food due to the mistreatment of animals, which are slaughtered without stunning in the cultures in question. You will therefore understand that by displaying an Arab-Muslim flag—of any kind—one might assume you are now serving halal food. The blame for this confusion lies not with the customers, but with the restaurateurs who display such a flag. Every restaurateur is free to lose customers over political causes or struggles that do not concern them. However, as a customer, I have the right not to patronize establishments that support animal cruelty. Have a good day.