Quelli della pizza In Roma

A happy hour pizza, chosen by the staff, but good and at a fantastic price, for being in the center of Rome.

Excellent, high-quality pizza, not the typical shoddy fare they foist on tourists. It's no coincidence that the clientele is also local. Those who complain about the prices should perhaps look around and see where they are, but above all, understand that quality comes at a price. We've been to places that, for a much lower price, have sold us frozen pizza. Charming atmosphere, friendly staff.

Nice pizza. Not everything was on the same level. We had a pizza with spicy sauce which was excellent and a very good salami pizza. On the other hand, a pizza with potatoes which was served very cold, dry and tasteless. The place also has an "all you can eat" option. We only discovered this when we were finished and this option was not offered to us. Financially, this seems like a worthwhile option, because we paid much more than €10 per diner. A small pizzeria where quite a few locals eat, and the atmosphere is nice.

The seller was friendly, the pizza was very good, and it's good for takeaway and eating while walking.

Too expensive: 2 pieces of red meat and 4 pieces of potatoes, a glass of wine, 20 euros

Good pizza and finger-licking-good stuffed focaccia. Highly recommended

delicious pizza and really cute place

Exceptional! Real homemade pizza! Great variety! Don't hesitate to visit, it's spectacular! Pizza is sold by weight! The owner recommended Italian beers that lived up to expectations!

We come back to Rome once a year for a few days and we always come here to eat! The guys are friendly, the service is great and fast, the pizza is delicious and fresh, the place is cozy! If you're in Rome, stop here. ⚽️🍕🍺🍹

The BEST pizza in Rome, in 2 trips and 10 days of nonstop eating. But not cheap. €9 for what's in the photo. I blame the rent prices. Very popular with locals, not tourist driven. Yeah bring cash, it's a pizza parlor, but we did pay with card and it wasn't a big deal. Maybe try to speak a bit of Italiano. Enjoy!