Saporé Pizza Stand Up In Verona

one of the best pizzas i had in Italy

Although it's in an inconspicuous corner of a small alley next to the square, the pizza is delicious! We took out and found a place to eat in the square. It felt very leisurely. Vegetarians (if you are a dairy-eater, since cheese is used after all) also have good choices!

Excellent pizza. Try her. It also has beers, not just lager. I tried an IPA. Very nice. My mother resented at first that she couldn't add any material. Then he tried and was convinced

Excellent place to stop for a quick bite to eat with a mix of flatbreads and pizzas with various flavours, prices a little high, excellent service, shame about the stools as there was no where to sit, I recommend trying it once for its crunch

Renato Bosco is also a guarantee in the street food version. The DOP margherita crunch is spectacular in its simplicity, the double mortadella and pistachio crunch is a dive into flavour. Very friendly and helpful staff, small but welcoming place, management of customer flows needs improvement, waiting times are still very acceptable.

Excellent food It's a bit disappointing that there are high tables but without chairs

I was craving pizza near my current location and found this place through Google Maps. The service staff was friendly and could communicate in English. As expected, the pizza was the highlight. There were many options to choose from, and I decided to give it a try. The bread was crunchy and not hard, but the ingredients were of high quality. The only downside is that there are no chairs, so you have to stand while eating, and the store itself is quite small. That said, I highly recommend trying it, as the quality of the bread and the freshness of the ingredients make up for it. The prices were reasonable and not expensive.

The place has changed its name but not the owner... but the music remains the same!! The interior has remained practically the same as the previous one, the staff as impalpable as the previous one, the prices absurd like the previous ones! It's shocking to pay 8/9 euros for a square of pizza, albeit a discreet one. You can also put gold on it, but it still remains a simple piece of pizza eaten sadly confined standing in a corner of the tiny place. So maybe it's time to see a little something again ;-)

The focaccia and pizzas are good, but relatively expensive. You'll hardly get full from one slice. At those prices, you might as well go straight to a pizzeria and eat in a relaxed manner.

Very high quality, very light dough (never tried it like this in any pizzeria), quality ingredients. I highly recommend