I migliori ristoranti di cucina pizza e pastanella città Vitorchiano della Viterbo

24/05/2026: A quaint, small but welcoming place run by a family... on a Saturday night at 9:30 PM, they were obviously packed, and the pizza chef and owner kindly told us that if we gave him half an hour, he'd make us two pizzas to go... in the meantime, he offered us a glass of beer... Good pizza and a GREAT welcome... P.S. The two drivers from Bari and Ragusa...💪❤️

22/04/2026: In the historic center of Vitorchiano. A very unique, charming atmosphere carved out of the local peperino stone. The welcome is informal and extremely friendly, and the service is attentive. The pizzas are thin and crispy, with a wide selection and takeout options. The price was a pleasant surprise, as it felt like we'd gone back twenty years.

05/07/2026: The pizza was excellent, but the noise level was sky-high, so much so that we had to move outside. I don't think they had any fried foods or anything similar, and they also don't have any good options for allergies. But the pizza was really good.

24/06/2026: Terrible welcome Terrible service Terrible food Exorbitant prices MOST OF THE PHOTOS, BOTH OF THE LOCATION AND THE FOOD, ARE NOT TRUE AND ARE OF THE RESTAURANT THAT WAS LOCATED IN THE CENTER OF VITORCHIANO. If you knew that restaurant, consider that everything has changed. €2 cover charge, €3 for 75ml of STILL water, €12 for four zucchini flowers thrown into a small bowl, the taste of which was nonexistent—the only thing you could taste was the tons of oily batter covering them (I ate two out of four because they were terrible, too bad I didn't take a photo), and €10 for a pasta with tomato sauce—nothing special. With my husband and kids, I would have spent more than €100 to eat two things and drink water!!!! But it doesn't end there... if you arrive 5 minutes before 7:30 PM, they tell you to wait outside, standing, in the mall arcade, even though everything was ready to welcome customers! I was alone, coming from Valtellina after a 7-hour drive, and I still went in and sat outside at one of the many free tables (there was only me), but I was told that table wasn't suitable because it only seats 6. They wanted to put me at a table right against the wall of the restaurant where there wasn't a breath of air, and given yesterday's scorching temperature, I refused, returning to the one I had chosen. Since it was made up of two square tables, they could just pull them apart, but they didn't feel like doing that, so I had to ask them! I don't know about this place, but in Northern Italy, a place like this would go out of business after 2 days; it has all the makings of scaring customers away. I really think a paid company handles reviews...