Scopri il migliore ristorante di cucina altre cucine d'europanella città San bonifacio della Verona

10/09/2025: Everything's very good, of course, but let's face it: pizza is something else entirely. Why is this place called a pizzeria? Oh, and the prices? They're justified only by the team of restaurateurs equipped with tweezers who delicately and precisely place each ingredient on each slice of bread. The result? Sky-high prices, a lot of smoke and not much heart.

08/09/2025: A journey through diverse doughs and perfectly blended ingredients. I finally managed to try I Tigli, a pizzeria that has been at the top of the 50 Top Pizzas list for years. Modern, spacious, and airy. No crowded tables, but a very refined and elegant open space. The open kitchen is where all the chefs are busy taking orders, extremely quickly and accurately. The pizzas come in 4-slice and 8-slice formats. The staff recommends trying 2 to 3 4-slice pizzas for 2 people. We followed this recommendation, and it was spot on. Once you order, the pizzas arrive one at a time, so you can savor the freshly baked pizza just as it was designed. We wanted to try a Margherita, a seafood pizza, and a meat pizza: - The Margherita Crispy: perfectly crispy dough, delicate flavors, good ingredients - Scallop Carbonara: the one that absolutely made me say "wow." The balance of flavors was perfect: the corn dough was fragrant and delicious, and the bacon chips added a salty kick that balanced everything out. I loved it. - Baked Pigeon: a pizza with tons of positive reviews and recommended by the staff. I'm not a pigeon fan, but... It's now or never! The pigeon wasn't overpowering; it was tender and delicate, perhaps too much so. In fact, it was my least favorite. My honest opinion is that I wouldn't call it a "pizzeria," or at least not a classic one. The pizza is as thick as a focaccia; at times I had trouble biting into it. I Tigli is a place where you can savor very refined and light doughs, with unexpected ingredients. It's an experience. A minor point: the price. Perhaps really excessive. I could understand the Pigeon (€26.50) or the Scallop (€27), but even charging €20 for the Margherita is a bit too much. I already knew the prices, so I decided to try it anyway and really enjoyed the experience. Not the pizzeria I'd go to every day, in this regard. Overall, a great experience. The dough was truly excellent and easy to digest, but I expected more flavor from the ingredients (except for the scallop).