Saw this spot on one of the Food shows and it turned out it was just steps from our hotel in Monti…read more Stand-up, no frills and mostly pizza. Not busy but steady traffic around 9:45 on a Tuesday evening. A good amount of Roman square pizza options. We got a slice of just about everything that was available. Potato/sausage (stood out as we hadn't had this before), Zucchini Pesto was delicious, Ham and classic Margherita also didn't disappoint. Crust was light/airy and made for the perfect balance between crust and toppings. Beer and soft drinks were also available. Service was quick and friendly. If in the Monti district, make this stop for reasonably priced traditional pizza al trancio.

This is a small pizza shop great for a quick bite near the colosseum. The slice I had was topped…read morewith fresh veggies, pesto, and cheese. It had a nice crunchy bottom but soft chew to the crust. Service was friendly and quick.

My wife had discovered this pizza spot online before we arrived in Rome, so once we finished our…read moreVatican tour we walked over. It was a very hot day and the walk was about 12 minutes, so when we arrived we were ready for some cold water. Pinsa had that. and several pizza choices. I ended up picking their Diavola, a tomato based pie with mozzarella cheese and some spicy salami. It was good, more of a thick firm bottom crust than I'm used to. Their dough is a mixture of 3 different flours, apparently making it fairly unique to the other pizza shops around. The person who took care of us was very nice and upbeat. The place did have some counter seating and a couple of small tables outside.

Small little pizza shop that is fairly close to the Vatican Museum and Saint Peter's Square. The…read morepizza's are premade but not baked yet with a fairly large selection to choose from. Prices are really inexpensive in comparison to the other restaurants that are close to the Vatican. My ham, mushroom and cheese pizza was well made with lots of gooey cheese and a thin well baked crust with a generous amount of ham and mushrooms. Most importantly, it tasted good. Considering the price of 11 euros total for my pizza and Coke. this was a nice deal for this area and when you consider the quality of the Pizza, this is a place you should definitely check out.

Stopped here after attending mass at St Peter's after seeing a recommendation on Reddit. I asked…read morefor 2 slices of the marinara pizza & 1 of the potato rosemary. Imagine my confusion when the employee picked up 2 of each. When she went to ring me up, I reiterated I only asked for 2 slices of marinara and 1 potato and rosemary. She had a terrible attitude and said I asked for 2 slices of each. I said no, I didn't. She began to argue with me saying I'm paying for the 4 slices. I said no, I will not. You're not going to tell me what I'll be paying for. Another employee came over to diffuse the situation. Shout out to her. If it weren't for the blistering heat and my empty stomach, I would've walked out not caring about the 30 minutes I waited in line. Needless to say, I paid for the 3 slices combo, 8 euros

Price and value are through the roof good! Their dough is scrumptious and toppings plentiful. Fed a…read morefamily of four for under $30 euros.

Stopped by Super Pizza on a night when I was traveling through Rome but I needed to get work done…read morein my hotel. The wait times to go were longer than I would have liked but the food was amazing! I had the mushroom and prosciutto pizza and for €5-7, it was the perfect on the go, filling meal that won't break the bank. Highly recommended

We walked past this place on the way from the train station to our hotel. I didn't think anything…read moreof it because it looked like the hundreds of other "pizza &..." store fronts seen all over Italy. After getting settled in to our hotel and realizing it's 10pm the night before Easter in Rome, our options were quite limited and decided to walk back to Super Pizza. We are pretty happy we did! I decided to try out the chicken and broccoli pizza while my fiancé got Margherita pizza and we ordered a chicken kabob. We thought we had ordered the one to share but the guy put two up and we went with it. We walked back to our hotel and dove in to the pizza first. The chicken and broccoli was a welcomed surprise to the taste buds. I was able to taste the broccoli flavor and even though I could see the broccoli, I never actually tasted the broccoli itself (think broccoli and beer cheese soup sans ever touching actual broccoli but it's there). I enjoyed it and my fiancé was surprised he liked it, too. The Margherita pizza was good, heavy on the onion but after being cooked in the oven for a few mins, it was delicious. Now the chicken wraps. We ordered with a little bit of spice and glad we did because the "spicy" sauce added more flavor to the wrap, but not necessarily heat but it was good. The meat was very flavorful and off the core right in front of us. The wrap is also BIG for a wrap (when we read "wrap" and n the menu we were thinking the traditional wraps from chain restaurants or everyone's favorite buffalo chicken wrap at the local joint size). The wrap looks like a long burrito and one is definitely big enough to share. We kept our 2nd wrap in our hotel room fridge for the next morning. We have now gone back twice and will some more before we leave in 3 days. Definitely recommend for some good pizza and random giant chicken kabob wrap!

This is classic Roman street food at its core: an unassuming storefront with trays of square pizzas…read moreand suppli displayed behind glass panes. There's minimal seating, if any, it seemed that most customers eat standing up or take their food to go. The vibe is quick, casual, and hyper-local, with a steady flow of people grabbing slices throughout the day. At around 12:30pm on a Wednesday, there was a short line, but it moved quite quickly. I paid around €7 for two square slices of pizza topped with zucchini and prosciutto - it was a lovely combination of savory decadence, and the dough (traditional Roman style with 48-hour fermentation and high hydration techniques) is pillowy soft with a nice crispy edge. The zucchini wasn't overly mushy, nor was the prosciutto too greasy. A unique pairing of flavors! It's definitely affordable, with the pizzas being priced by weight, making it one of the easiest and cheapest ways to eat in Rome. It was also perfect for a quick meal between museum-hopping, and I can certainly recommend it if you're in the area!

Not a fan of the pizza. She put it in the oven but it still came out cold. It's not like pizza You…read morewould think of in the United States. They weigh it in price if by weigh. Only a few of them have sauce, so make sure you get one with sauce if you like pizza made that way.

We just had gotten to rome and wanted to walk around with no real destination, we found this little…read morepizza place off the beaten path, and it looked like it had to be good. We were right. We got 2 slices and 2 sodas. The prices were fantastic and the food was even better. Highly recommend stopping it for a bite

Great Rome style pizza! The best rome style pizza which is flat sheet /square pizza. Try the ones…read morewith roasted peppers.

When you're in a mood for a It's quick bite, this is your place! They open late too…read more I love mushrooms so I'd always test out a mushroom pizza, and theirs is the best, thin crust no cheese with arugula, sweet tomatoes and a little bit heat My husband had lox and carprese pizza, and they're great too! Hands down the Best pizza in the neighborhood! We went back twice! Even brought our friends! Now I am back home, 4k+ miles away, I don't want to go to the pizzerias around me anymore, sad!

Just a few blocks from Termini, this is the real thing for Roman pizza a taglio. Perfect for quick…read morelunch bites or late night cravings.

We had just finished a wonderful tour and our guide suggested this place! It was a win. WARNING…read moreit's tiny and they have no outdoor seating but it's worth it all the same! Very cute eclectic little spot! They have many choices including vegetarian! You choose; they cut in sizable squares heat it up n serve! Our faves were margarita; pepperoni (it has a lil kick to it) and the sausage. The crust was thin flaky and oh so crispy! I also enjoyed the hummus/sun dried tomato version as well! The staff was friendly and the place is abuzz with energy and obvious frequent fliers so to speak! I would say it was the best pizza we had while in Rome!

Omg this is where I ate the best pizza in Rome. We stubbed upon this pizza shop on our first day…read morethere. We had just gotten off the plane and headed to our Vatican tour. It was a long walk from our hotel and I was hungry tired and jet lagged. Their mushroom pizza hit the spot. It was so good. Tons of mushrooms and cheeses. I would definitely recommend trying this place , great for lunch or a quick bite.