12/07/2026: I arrive at 9:20 PM on a Sunday in July and am immediately told there will be a 15-20 minute wait.
I order a regular Capricciosa and pay the girl at the cash register right away, but she doesn't give me a receipt or even a note or a piece of paper with anything written on it.
I ask if she'll remember my order and she tells me not to worry.
I wait outside for 10 minutes and luckily I hear the pizza chef announcing my pizza, specifying that it's a takeout.
The pizza is delicious, soft and fluffy. I ate it in the car right outside, but the ingredients didn't seem special. Normal, I'd say, considering it's a small Italian takeout pizzeria, it seems about right.
The place is very small, and in the summer it's an irresistible oven with no ventilation.
I saw them very busy, and the girl kept taking orders via cell phone.
They even have a special app.
18/06/2026: I hate to leave a "negative" review, but I have to. A few days ago, a friend and I went to this pizzeria. Since we can't eat much in the heat, we asked for a two-topped pizza (which doesn't seem particularly out of place; living outside of Turin, it's pretty normal for us). After some hesitation, we were given the option, and I have to say, it was truly delicious, as were the fries. When it came to the bill, she decided to offer my friend something, but the price seemed excessive. Anyway, we went out and checked the receipt and realized they'd charged us almost as if we'd ordered two pizzas, with various additions and whatnot, when in fact it wasn't absolutely necessary because both whole pizzas would have been the same price (even if they had different toppings), but we only ate one. Anyway, we spent about 4 euros more, which admittedly isn't a lot, but overall, if you wanted to be precise, the calculations were incorrect, and I might add, intentionally. We didn't go back because my friend didn't want to, never mind. Anyway, I recommend the place solely for the food, which is very good—and I repeat, but be careful with the bill.