We've eaten at several restaurants in Roma, this is our favorite and kids loved it too! Lasagna,…read moreCacio peppe and pizza! It's small so, keep that in mind. We're a family of 5

Very tasty, nice wait staff. The food was great. We had the insalata greca, rigatoni alla…read moreamatriciana, lasagna, margherita pzza, and calabrese pizza (without onion, add salami). Delicious. My husband said the lasagna was the second best he has had (the best being by a friend of ours from Modena). The table was a little bit small, but that's the only complaint. It's a small place, so expect small quarters and busy staff. Great place!

The food was outstanding, as was the service. A cozy little…read moreplace tucked down a narrow street, you could call it a hole in the wall, but it actually is quite spacious. The waitstaff kindly advised us to wait so we had more space, and had very good suggestions for our meal. The food itself was delicious, and came in surprisingly large portions. I wasn't able to finish. A true gem tucked away in Rome.

Very good, tasty pasta. The workers there are busting their butts, and I appreciated it. The…read moreambiance is like a typical Italian restaurant. Tables are pretty close together, but the food is well worth it.

Passed this spot on the way back to the hotel and thought I need to try and returned to find a…read moresmaller almost "hole in the wall" space with an extensive variety of specialty pie options and some fun signs posted-ie "If you ask me for ketchup and mayonnaise I'll call the police!!." They have a small pizza and a bigger size which I would say is about 10 inches. The small size was sold out on my first visit and found out better to arrive earlier (before 6) for these. The Mini pies are good if you want to try a few varieties-so many so little time. Ordered the big Amatriciana (the unloved pasta dish of the big Roman four as a pizza) which was recommended-Pecorino, mozzarella with the Pork cheeks taking it over the top-one of their most popular and rightfully so! On the second visit , they had the small size pies-Friarielli & Salsiccia-Broccoli Rave and sausage-tasty, Fegato & Cipolla-pork liver sausage with onions and peppers made for a "not everyday" and delicious pie. Both visits service was excellent and engaged. This place screams independent and one of a kind but it turns out they are a regional chain with a handful of locations. Amazing pizza with so many options!

Trieste makes some delicious pizza and I would've given it 5 stars if they hadn't run out of their…read moremini pizzas. Plus, the space is very hot inside, but better to sit near the window or do takeaway. I wasn't very hungry, but wanted one last pizza in Italy. When I saw that this spot does mini pizzas, which means I was able to choose a variety of flavors; I was so excited! Unfortunately, they ran out of the mini pizza dough and only had the large. It really is a shame, because I didn't think the bigger version is worth €15 each. Nonetheless, I ordered the Burrata & Anchovies while the husband got Pepperoni. I really did enjoy the flavor and chewiness of the dough. The burrata also gave it such a nice creaminess to balance the pizza that worked perfectly. Sadly, I had to waste a slice because I couldn't finish the larger pizza, so still a bit upset that I couldn't order the mini. With that said, it's a delicious pizza spot.

Delicious and inexpensive pizza in a casual, informal setting. The lady who owns the place is…read moreabsolutely lovely. Our food was made on the spot, quickly, and was warm and tasty when it arrived. I got the rossa which was nice and had a good flavor to it. My husband got one of the veggie options and he also enjoyed it. The house special looks pretty great (if you're a meat eater anyway).

If only I could have one of their pizza's right now!!…read more This place was the best pizza I had while vacationing in Italy for 9 days. It's all hand made, tossed and placed in a wood fire oven to cook. The flavor of the dough is so good. After All the dough is what makes a pizza! Oh! And the prices! It is so damn cheap. You can get an entire pizza for 5€ that can easily feed 2. I will for sure visit here while in Pigneto. Actually, even if I'm not in Pigneto, I'll make it my business to come here

The best pizza al taglio with a fantastic bakery. It's much easier to get to vs Bonci and they move…read morefast as well. I actually prefer the slices here more as they have a slightly thinner crust. The line can appear long but it moves quickly. I would recommend the classic cheese, eggplant, prosciutto, and add a porchetta sandwich. An absolute must visit!

Food: delicious, ate a sandwich, pizza and game back the next day for a maritozzo - recommend all 3…read more Ambiance: deli vibe! Walk in, they ask behind the counter what you want, you pay and you collect Service: it may be pretty intimidating but they were super nice once they were locked in on you!

Delicious food, great wine & incredible service! We ate there during our first night and Rome and…read moreeven after eating at many other places during our 1-week stay in Italy we still remember this as one of our favorites!

Good place to go and well priced. Good atmosphere like a local watering hole so to speak. Place…read moreI'll go back to again. Italy can be pricey in a huge rip off especially for foreigners but these people were very nice and very welcoming and also might help because I'm Italian but I'm an American.

Fresh, delicious, and great service. The pasta and stuffed squid was amazing and the food tasted…read morefresh, rich, and authentic. Will be coming back

Bonci has become quite viral in Rome and it's easy to see why. This is a unique grab and go, fresh…read morepizza spot with loads of delicious and interesting options outside of the traditional cheese or margherita pizza. When you arrive, it's almost always busy. You grab a ticket and wait (and wait and wait) your turn to grab a slice or two. The wait, truthfully, is pretty torturous (dramatic), but you will be waiting about an hour on a busy day. We showed up hungry, so the wait was pretty painful. All the while, it was clear that the staff was putting the work in, cutting each slice or prosciutto individually with scissors and interacting well with guests when appropriate. I ordered what seemed to be a honey prosciutto and mushroom slice which I loved, although I would've preferred it heated up a bit more. Additionally, I got carbonara arancini, which was truly the standout of the meal. It was crispy and crunchy on the outside and cheesy on the inside. I also ordered a Pepsi, which brought the total to around $20-a bit expensive. It was good, but the wait is brutal, so be sure to plan around that if you come here.

Viva Maradona! Viva Napoli! Viva La Pizza!…read more I Magnifi is quite a pretty establishment around the corner from the Tiburtina station. Having just come from Napoli, I can attest that the pizza tastes incredibly similar to that found in the south of Italy. A single pizza is large enough to serve two people, but my partner and I always decide to order one each. I recommend you do the same to try different varieties of pizza. Inside the service is very friendly and they even have an English menu available for us foreigners. I can definitely recommend this place for a fine dining experience.

Great service and friendly staff. We ordered pizza and salads. Authentic Napolitano flavor. The…read morerestaurant was clean and the prices fair.

I discovered Pizza Zizza back in 2015 and I've been back many times over the years! It's…read moreconsistently good with their sampler option. This time we got to try the Suppli as well and those were so fresh and hot, it's a must have now as well! The space is small but they make room for you, service is attentive which can be rare in Rome! I would highly recommend!

One of top meals we had in Rome. The pizza here is fantastic and the way to do it properly is to…read moreorder a the variety pizza slices. I still to this day dream about those rectangular slices of pizza. They do pasta too but you got to get there early. The positive online reviews are legit. We wanted to go back a second night but they closed but the time we got there. The owner is super nice and friendly. Nothing beats sitting at the sidewalk table watching the world go by within a bird eye's view of St. Peter's Basilica

Food was great, good service and good pricing. Sat on the patio outside and it's on a quiet side…read morestreet. Fish special was very good, as are the lightly fried anchovies.

Peppo was one of our food spots on our Tour with Eating Europe. Our guide Valentina was so…read moreknowledgeable about the pasta, sauces, etc. We got to sample their margaritas pizza, their local white wine (blessed by the Pope) & red wine as well as 2 different types of pastas. One was pasta with cracked pepper and cheese, the other pasta with red sauce and seasonings. Honestly, all the food and wines were amazing, but I preferred the pasta with cheese and cracked pepper. The staff was on par and accommodated our large group in a swift and professional manner. I'd highly recommend Peppo!