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Best Pizzerias in Rome:

9 Must-Visit Addresses


The pizza at each location represents a unique interpretation of Italian culinary tradition, combining classic techniques with modern innovation.

Pizza in Rome

Pizzeria 180g
Pizzeria 180g

Via Genazzano, 32, Roma

This pizzeria represents the Roman pizza renaissance. Jacopo Mercuro has bet everything on those 180 grams of dough, though he gained TV fame (on MasterChef, season 12) for his irresistible fried creations. Jacopo's pizza is the culmination of a journey that has elevated Rome's thin and crispy pizza to gourmet status. Advance reservations are essential, testament to the success of this young pizzaiolo who opened in Centocelle, betting on a neighborhood that, like Roman pizza itself, has evolved and attracted the capital's foodies to discover a slice of authenticity..
Kalò: Authentic Neapolitan Pizza in Rome
Kalò: Authentic Neapolitan Pizza in Rome

Via Flavia, 3b, 00187 Roma RM 

Tel: 06 6942 9875

Master pizzaiolo Ciro Salvo, who successfully brought authentic Neapolitan pizza to London, has created a true slice of Naples in Rome's Via Flavia. At 50 Kalò, you'll find traditional Neapolitan pizzas crafted with perfect authenticity, alongside classic fried specialties like the must-try montanara. With a team of native Neapolitan staff both in the dining room and kitchen, the restaurant offers a genuine Neapolitan dining experience. Reservations are strongly recommended to avoid the typically long queues. 
Vico Pizza & Wine
Vico Pizza & Wine
Located in an elegant setting with 17th-century frescoes and classic woodwork from Palazzo Florio, Vico offers authentic Neapolitan pizza in a refined atmosphere. The De Angelis family, renowned in hospitality, partnered with master pizzaiolo Enzo Coccia, a true dean of Neapolitan pizza. Coccia brings his expertise in highly digestible dough and carefully selected ingredients, creating an unforgettable dining experience..
Allegrío
Allegrío
Situated on the famous Via Veneto, Allegrío is more than just a pizzeria. Led by Ivano Veccia, this unique establishment features four distinctly designed rooms, each reflecting different moods - from Neapolitan superstition themes to rooms adorned with Capodimonte roses. Don't miss their signature Capricciosa pizza, a vintage favorite reimagined with premium ingredients..
Sbanco
Sbanco

Via Siria, 1, 00179 Roma RM 

Tel: 06 789318

Founded by Iacopo Alberti (born 1989), who trained under Stefano Callegari (creator of trapizzino), Sbanco specializes in pizza and fried dishes. Their pizza style bridges traditional Neapolitan with modern approaches, featuring a pronounced but not excessive crust. The establishment is known for its excellent beer selection and award-winning fried dishes under their "Fry Hard" motto..
A Rota
A Rota

Via di Tor Pignattara, Roma

Tel : 345 547 9532

Specializing in traditional Roman-style pizza, A Rota features the talented young pizzaiolo Sami El Sabawy, who started his solo journey in 2020. Trained in the Bonci school, Sami's passion shines through his creations. The monthly "Sami Special" features two unique stuffed pizzas - one savory and one sweet. Recent highlights include a porchetta-stuffed pizza with potato crust (inspired by Sancho, the famous Fiumicino pizzaiolo) and a sweet version with ricotta and sour cherries, honoring Roman tradition..
L'Elementare
L'Elementare


Via Benedetta, 23, 00153 Roma RM 

Тel: 06 589 4016 

 L’Elementare represents the partnership between Mirko Rizzo, a master of thin, crispy Roman pizza, and beer expert Federico Feliziani. Their establishments in Trastevere and Tuscolano perfect the pizza-and-beer combination with a focus on substance over style. During summer, they manage the food and beverage offerings at Parco Appio's Fonte Egeria.

La Gatta Mangiona
La Gatta Mangiona
Via Federico Ozanam, 30-32, Roma 

Tel: 06 534 6702 

Giancarlo Casa, a legendary figure in Rome's pizza scene, has mentored countless pizzaiolos and pioneered pizza innovation in Rome. His style, while influenced by Neapolitan traditions, remains uniquely his own. Located in Monteverde, La Gatta Mangiona is known for creative toppings that never go overboard. Casa also revolutionized pizza pairing by introducing champagne and sparkling wines as alternatives to the traditional beer accompaniment..

These establishments represent the evolution of Rome's pizza culture, combining tradition with innovation while maintaining the highest quality standards.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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