This place was highly recommended. If you want to skip the review: WE AGREE'…read more Food: We both tried pizzas and note the crusts are thin and chewy--so no folding (I'm talking to you people from New York!) - Romana (tomato sauce, anchovies, black olives). €9 -- Very generous thick sauce coverage, the anchovies are fresh and not overly salty, with crisp black olives. Tasty but it needs more anchovies. Deduct 1/2 star. - Capricciosa (Tomato sauce, mozzarella, mushrooms, artichokes, olives, cooked ham, spicy salami) €9 -- An "everything" pizza you may find in the USA. Great flavors blend with the rich tomato sauce. Excellent! - Service: Friendly, but we asked for the Bill twice before being told we had to pay at the counter. Deduct 1/2 star. Ambiance: They have "indoor seating" in an enclosed patio and "outdoor seating" with many tables to enjoy the Tuscan sun! Overall: A great experience and you will not be disappointed (unless you prefer US' Dominos or Pizza Hut)!

Both the food and service were fantastic. And the pizza was amazing. I would definitely recommend…read morethis pizza joint.

Best sandwich . Very fresh ingriedoents, cut and sliced as you order. They have everything. Try it!read more

The staff are incredibly nice! The owner takes such pride in his work and its clear why when you…read moretaste it. The sandwiches they fill up to the brim, absolutely menagerie of taste! The shop itself has an atmosphere of a true italian butcher, best ambience

The Mezze -- a hybrid Calzone & Pizza was a pleasant and delicious surprise. Views ans service were…read moreboth great. For a casual but tasty pizza experience in Siena, you can't go wrong

This was a pity meal after being a little tired of rich pastas, cheeses and meats…read more Wanted to hit IL Pomodoro but it was unexpectedly closed. Tired and not too hungry or picky, we settled next door at Nonno Mede. Not bad. Good pizza. Good in Italy but likely would have been great in NY. Pizza snobs at my very best.

I'd recommend it to my friends looking for a sit-down atmosphere. Pizza was very good. House wine…read morenot so much. The folks in my party had pasta and everyone seemed to enjoy their meals. It was raining like crazy during my visit, so much that it disrupted some of the outdoor dining guests. You get a view of where they do horse training which is pretty cool. Also a nice view of a large area with nostalgic buildings, wet stone streets and specialty shops. The young server was very kind and quick with accommodating our six person group. He even offered free wifi which was a major plus if you're traveling.

The food was fresh and amazing!!! I loved it! The view is breathtaking over looking the town square…read moreand the fountain. Highly recommend.

Very good food, prompt and friendly service! Can't beat the scenery either! The pizza Cocaina and…read moreSpaghetti Carbonaa were excellent!

This is a nice pizza place on the main square in Sienna - Piazza del Compo. It was super busy for…read morelunch. We had a mixture of wine and spritzers to drink, the devils pizza and a cheese / salami pizza. The food was very good. This is a nice place to people watch the main square in Sienna and then with great food. We came just before a major thunder storm and it was a bit rushes, but not their fault.

We thoroughly enjoyed two evenings in this delightful neighborhood place. The staff, food, drinks…read moreare only eclipsed by the spectacular sunset views.

We had a wonderful experience several years ago but - unfortunately - it wasn't quite what we…read morerecalled. The owner (who was so welcoming the last time we were here) was not in evidence; the manager was helpful but one of the wait staff was decidedly rude and unhelpful to us. Food was OK; the papardelle di Cinghiale (wild boar) was good and the Malvasia we had was pleasant. The view is certainly a gorgeous one, a medieval wonderland at your doorstep. Not sure if the restaurant changed hands but it was simply not what we remembered and probably wouldn't return.

The restaurant is strategically located, so that people visiting Siena on a day trip can have a…read morequick, tasty and inexpensive meal.

Not sure why it is so highly rated. The food is ok, average but not outstanding. They make the…read moreordering process a nuisance because you have to scan a barcode then type your order into WhatsApp. This is the only place that has occurred. Then they don't clearly read the order as we had to send the server back.

Tucked right in the heart of Siena's Piazza del Campo, near the Palazzo Pubblico, La Trofea…read moredelivers what I can only call my redemption day for pizza in central Italy. After trying a few slices in Rome that didn't quite live up to the hype, I finally found what I was looking for here. This place completely reset my expectations. The moment you approach the counter, you're greeted by a fast-moving, slightly intimidating but clearly experienced staff member calling out "buongiorno" while listing off sandwiches and pizzas. It's a bit of controlled chaos, but in the best way. I had already spotted exactly what I wanted before stepping inside, so I walked straight in, pointed, and said, "this one." It caught him off guard--in a good way. He quickly told me it was pepperoni with spicy peppers, which sounded perfect. Within minutes it was heated and ready on the counter. I grabbed a quick photo because it genuinely looked worth remembering, then took my first bite--and it delivered immediately. The pizza was served hot, but not so hot that it overwhelmed the palate. The flavor came through cleanly at first, then the heat from the small red peppers slowly built with every bite. That balance of spice and savoriness is exactly what makes a simple slice memorable. It was excellent. The shop itself is small but efficient, with some indoor seating that's perfect for escaping Siena's chilly air--and probably even better on the rainy days that are coming. Everything about it feels like a quick, no-frills stop that somehow still manages to stand out in a city full of incredible food. I'll likely be back again after visiting the cathedral. Five

When you come to Italy you have to have a pizza. We visited Siena and we found the best pizza shop…read morein town. Located just around the corner from the main plaza is this is little pizza heaven. You could smell the pies cooking outside the door and when we walked in the case was filled with freshly bakes pies of all descriptions. They bake everything right there in 2 big ovens with all fresh ingredients. if you like pizza this is the place to come.

Great place to stop by for lunch while walking around Siena. Sat outside on a warm Fall day with a…read moreview of the Chiesa del Santo. Had the lasagne with a side of the fried olives. Great food and the staff were friendly and very attentive.

Easily the best calzone I have ever had. Off the beaten path but certainly worth the walk in Siena…read more All of of our food was great and the service and outdoor seating was great. Thanks!

This gourmet store in the heart of Siena is absolutely wonderful! Gorgeous produce & deli counters,…read moreplus a sundry selection that will make your jaw drop! We stocked our pantry for a week of cooking here and are having the most delicious home meals. Plus, a reasonably good selection of gluten free pastas and goodies.

This is a great place to buy fresh local food items, from meat to pasta to wine. But for us, during…read moreour recent two weeks in Siena, it became our go-to place for lunch - pizza! They make the pizza fresh all day, and one slice makes a really nice lunch. They have all different types and we were partial to the sausage and the ones with arugula on top. We grabbed our slices and headed to the nearby square in front of the Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena to sit and enjoy them in the shade. It's a great alternative to sitting down to a long multi-course lunch if you just want a quick bite.