Pizzeria Mangia Mangia In Frossasco

The pizzas are always good, with a wide variety of both savory and sweet options. Eat as much as you want. Friendly people.

It was my first time eating at this pizzeria, and unfortunately, I wasn't at all satisfied! The food was good, with a variety of pizzas, from classic to gourmet! The service, unfortunately, was poor. We were a table of four, and they only considered larger tables. The pizzas served were truly meager, not to mention few! In particular, the girl with the blue shirt and flower-shaped tongs, with red hair, walked right past us without even looking at us, her tray full! The location wasn't much to write home about, with bar tables and uncomfortable chairs!

The pizzas are good, but I would have expected more variety and fewer traditional pizzas. Often, they'd come by with the same pizza, or the ones I wanted to try would end up at other tables and never make it back to mine. Overall, though, I'll try it again because the pizza is good!

Evening with friends Great selection of traditional pizzas and unusual combinations Everything was good, even the gluten-free ones.

A nice, spacious place, perhaps not very freshly refreshed, but it's average. The pizzas are good, with a variety of doughs, and I have to say I haven't had any issues with bloating, so I assume they've risen well. Every 3-4 minutes, a different pizza arrives, with truly extraordinary flavors, but I assure you, they're very good. You keep going until you can fit... when you're full of the savory pizza, flip the card and move on to the sweet ones. For example, there's the tiramisu pizza, which is really good! Obviously, this place isn't for traditionalists who always eat the 4th season... Jokes aside, go there because it's worth it. Also, a very clever thing: children up to 5 years old don't pay, and up to 8 or 10, I don't remember, they only pay €10. Of course, drinks are separate from the pizza round, but that's okay... The staff are all young, kind and friendly, and they're quick to take orders and deliver the pizzas.

Spectacular pizza rotation, with sophisticated doughs and various toppings!!! Much better than the classic pizza rotation, and you decide when to stop eating... even the sweet pizzas are one better than the other!!

Mangia Mangia in Roletto is a well-established pizza tour with a contemporary feel, located not far from Pinerolo, well-connected, and with convenient parking. The menu is basically as described, with a gluten-free option. Be careful, though, because this isn't a pizza tour. You choose your flavors in advance, and they'll bring them to you. This is understandable, however, as gluten-free service requires careful attention. As for the "glutinous" pizza tour, suffice it to say that I even ate the crusts! This indicates a good product, on par with a regular pizzeria, offered in numerous, some quite interesting dough variations. However, this service could use better consistency: there are too many gaps between each serving. It's certainly something that helps you avoid overeating, but you risk missing out on some interesting flavors! The price isn't cheap, but it's commensurate with the quality, which easily outperforms other pizza tour options in the area. Mangia Mangia, at least in Roletto, presents itself this way, and presents itself well. Recommended even for skeptics!

Paying 12 euros for a beer seems excessive to me, however the pizza is excellent.

Pizze buonissime con abbinamenti di ingredienti veramente inusuali, impasto super digeribile. Servizio veloce. Personale super disponibile . Dog friendly

Giro pizza sia dolce che salato molto buono lo consiglio x passare una serata diversa con amici o famiglia