This place was packed with locals and travelers. It's in the piazza with indoor and outside…read moreseating. It's pizza is thin crust with plenty of options. Service is fast, friendly and efficient. Beer on tap. If you're unsure of where to eat and you have pizza on your mind, you'll be satisfied here.

If you like the taste of cheese melted on a cracker, this pizza is for you. Service was good.read more

5 stars is not nearly enough to describe the food at Da Remo…read more Dinner for 4 with friends while on vacation exceeded every expectation. We enjoyed an authentic taste of Italy From focaccia, to pizza, fried calamari, fried shrimp, 2 different pastas, steak Florentino , and finally, our entree, Fresh grilled Branzini! Every dish was perfection The service amazing. Italian food at home will never be the same after our authentic taste of Italy at Da Remo!!!!!

We found this by accident after walking by many restaurants that looked disappointing. We were…read morehappily impressed. We followed a few locals in. By 8:30 it was full of locals with no tourists. Most locals were ordering pizzas. My wife loved her steak Diane. The atmosphere, wine, and and crowd were nice.

My wife and I had our 1st anniversary dinner here. I had the gnocchi and my wife had the ravioli,…read moreand we shared a pizza with anchovies. Everything was wonderful. The waiter was attentive enough and yet left us alone enough so we could enjoy our romantic dinner.

Found this spot online after wanting some pizza while we were near the tower of Pisa. It was a…read morepretty small and surprisingly not too crowded when we arrived, and were able to get seated immediately. Between the three of us we shared two pizzas - the margherita, and the proscuitto e funghi. Both were delicious, but I tend to like more toppings on my pizzas so I enjoyed the proscuitto e funghi one more. The crust was really light and chewy, but also thin enough to hold all the sauce and toppings. They were also quite giant! We also tried the limoncello spritz, but that wasn't our favorite. Overall, a great spot!

Found this pizza place after visiting the leaning tower of Pisa. Very friendly business run by only…read moretwo people at the time of arrival. We ended up trying the two pizza listed as "popular/suggested". These are my thoughts. Rivistato - What a unique pizza. There is a lot going on and it's folded in half. I thought it was good but they put in this veggie that was bitter which was a tad offsetting for my taste. It's unique, I prob wouldn't get it again but it was different! (3.5/5) Margherita Al Contrario - Went for a simple classic and this was delicious. It's different than the pizza in America and overall enjoyed it. (4.5/5) Overall an enjoyable spot for pizza. Note... the pizza are pretty big and we got two pizza for two people. Tons of leftover for us. We ended up spending 35 euro for two pizza. They gave us a small discount for paying in cash!

Really great wood fired pizzas and calzones (any many other dishes). We picked up and the staff was…read morefriendly

I got pizza to go here, lots of people were there doing the same thing. The pizza margherita was…read morevery good!

The best pizza in Tuscany…read more I came here on a summer night and it felt like a foreign film; Italian families dining amongst the rolling hills of Tuscany, toasting one another with wine and generally enjoying life in a way that's somehow so effortless in Italy when the weather is warm. My Florentine companions tried to keep the constituent ingredients of the lardo pizza from me, thinking that I might be turned off by cured strips of fatback. (Boy, were they wrong!) When I squeezed the secret out of them I was even more excited to eat this pizza (which you should not miss). One of the most magical nights I've spent in Italy was dinner at Palazzo Pretorio. Absolutely worth the short trip from the center of Florence!

This charming restaurant tucked into a side alley of one of Chianti's most picturesque villages,…read moreSan Donato in Poggio, has a wonderful terrace overlooking a gorgeous view of the Tuscan hills. The menu is by and large neopolitan, which is fine by me because I happen to love the food of the South and it's a welcome change from the local fare. This is the best - I repeat: The Best Pizza in the entire area, bar none. If pizza is your thing, this is your place when you are in Chianti! My only criticism here is the service. While Giovanni, the pizziaiuolo, is an artist and all 'round great guy, the waitresses are slow and about as disineterested as can be. Try and get one of them to even pretend she cares! If the owners could clamp down on them, they'd have a perfect spot here (and 5 stars from me!)

Dropped in on a recommendation. A very nice slice and a beer ran €5.5. Nothing fancy, just good…read morelocal pizza.

Right next to my hotel, good solid pizza. Fresh made. I liked it…read more We had the mushroom and sausage slices with soda and a beer. 10 euro for all of that

Marco is great, very polite to English speaking people. We loved the food. Grazzi ragazzi! loved…read morethe food and the people.

We lived in Italy for four months and this was our favourite pizzeria! Tremendous value with great…read morefood and great service. Our entire family of five are for 50 euros with wine and dolci! Don't miss this place!!! Great gluten free pizza too if you need it.