Pizzeria I Due Pini In Fonte nuova

Excellent pizza, the lighter collection is splendid

Delicious pizza, but the wait times are enormous: 8:30 PM for seating; 9:15 PM for appetizers; 10:20 PM for pizzas...excessive.

Excellent value for money, good menu content, although there were no pizzas. The pizza was a bit disgusting and inedible.

A classic neighborhood pizzeria with a family atmosphere. Thin-crust pizza, well-topped, and a wide selection on the menu. I recommend the set menu, which includes bruschetta, fried foods, and pizza, all included. Five stars!

Fixed menu dinner with pizza, bruschetta, fried foods, all very good thin but tasty pizza, recommended

This is our go-to pizzeria! We're regulars and always come back for the excellent quality and friendly service. There were four of us, and we ordered the full menus with pizza of your choice, which are an incredible deal and already include fried food. The menu includes a delicious bruschetta to start, followed by a generous selection of fried food. Each of us enjoyed 2 stuffed olives, 1 potato croquette, 1 supplì, and, of course, the ever-present French fries! Everything was cooked to perfection, light and crispy. The pizzas are the highlight: easy-to-digest dough, generous and fresh toppings. A complete and satisfying culinary experience. A well-deserved 5 stars for Pizzeria I Due Pini. A must-try!

I walked in while they were eating, but the place was open, and there's practically no cell service outside. One waitress snapped at me, though another later apologized on her behalf. My pizza was quite good, with provola and speck, but I went with a group of Neapolitans, who unfortunately slammed the pizza, calling the focaccia a new 'Roman carasao'...

Excellent pizza, very thin and crispy, kind and qualified staff. 👍

If you come to this place, be very patient with the wait: when it was full, I had to wait a good hour and a half for a pizza. Now I wanted to try again because it's human to err, but I had to change my mind because our table was freed right away. Something arrived quickly, but after over an hour of waiting, nothing had arrived. The lady serving us was very kind, but patience has a limit. It's not possible that it takes two hours to get a pizza. You need to organize yourself with more staff, or if you can't make more than a certain number of pizzas per hour, you should not take reservations and seat people because that's not fair. I didn't say you're not working, but it's respectable and honest to warn those who come for a pizza that they'll have to wait a certain amount of time to get one, rather than immediately giving them a table and then making them wait hours. It's right that customers know the waiting times.

A typical Roman pizzeria with a pleasant 1990s atmosphere. The pizza, dessert, and appetizers left me indifferent. I might have even given it a star more if they hadn't forgotten to give you a receipt.