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Top 10 Pizza food in Ostia Antica, Province of Rome, Italy
Best Pizza restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pizza food in Ostia Antica. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pizza restaurants near you. including Ristorante La Bussola - Osti Antica, Pizzeria Sancho, Al Bajniero, Da Toppino, Bagnolo Ristorante Pizzeria Griglieria, Pizza Gallery, Voglia di Pizza, Da Luca Il Campione, Da Zi' Checco, Inforno Pizza Birra & Brasserie
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10. Inforno Pizza Birra & Brasserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 680 reviews
In this brasserie, where you can have delightful taste experiences with our selection of cold cuts, our pizzas made of different kinds of precious organic stone-ground flour, our meat dishes, containing only select meat coming from the best Italian farms,
Reviewed By Porcelina8
Ordered a pizza to go based on high reviews. Pizza was 17 euros for a medium size. We walked in and waited 30 minutes for one pizza. A little pricey for a pizza that feeds 2 - 3 people.Pizza had a good amount of toppings. The only thing that turned me off was the ownerâs daughter picked her nose and rolled it around between her thumb and forefinger. Gross!At least she was not the one who made our pizza!Dear customer, thanks to recognise the value of our products. Sorry, but we can't even imagine what you must've seen, there are no "ownerâs daughter" in our restaurant, but only professional waitress, so please take a good look before write this foolishness!!!Best regards.
9. Da Zi' Checco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 570 reviews
Reviewed By Alessandra M
We had a three meal courses in this restaurant. The wine was really good and our meal was all about fish. Everything really good and fresh. The restaurant has improved a lot since the opening.Grazie per aver apprezzato la nostra cucina e i nostri prodotti, spero che in una futura visita in Italia torniate a trovarci...Bye bye
8. Da Luca Il Campione
Overall Ratings
4 based on 804 reviews
Reviewed By Mikethegaucho
When you find something truly worthwhile, to be selfish and hide it is so desirable. Why would I want to make it more difficult for myself to get a reservation and enjoy some of the best pizza that I've had in Rome? I mean, last time, the Indian eatery next store was kind enough to let us eat inside their place as long as we bought their drinks...that's how crowded it was. So why share? Because everyone should have a chance to enjoy this pizza. It is a little out of the way...near Ostia (I am north of the city) but if you can make it, taste true italian pizza in an Italian neighborhood. Enjoy
7. Voglia di Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By ricotta-romana
Ormai la conosco da almeno 10 anni, pizza di un livello qualitativo superiore, sempre affollata, a tutte le ore, la rossa con alici, la margherita, quella al crostino di qualità eccelsa, da non mancare.....
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6. Pizza Gallery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 316 reviews
Reviewed By PWN13
We ate here when staying at the nearby Mercure Hotel, 11 euros in a UBER and we were here. We were welcomed by a friendly waitress who seated us and gave us a menu. There is a huge selection of pizza's that varied form 6 to 8 Euros.The food was great quality and well presented, Lots of locals were eating here so we knew it must be good. 3 pizza's later and 1 bottle of wine consumed we headed back to our hotel.Worth a visit if you are in the area.
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5. Bagnolo Ristorante Pizzeria Griglieria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 824 reviews
Bagnolo is a passionately restaurant 'Family Friendly'. Moreover, it is a restaurant where cuisine and pizzeria are of high quality, in the raw materials, processing and presentation of the dishes, in attention to the final taste and finally ... where chi
Reviewed By sandymountdublin
I found out about and booked this restaurant from trip adviser reviews before we left Ireland. We planned a day trip from rome to visit the Ancient ruins at Ostia and I wanted to book somewhere nice for our family to eat lunch. When it came to getting to the restaurant from the ruins we called to ask for directions and the incredibly nice owner and waitress came down to collect all 5 of us in their 2 cars and took us to their lovely restaurant which is about 7 mins from there in the countryside. When we entered we knew we had found something great as there were only large Italian families sitting enjoying lunch. No English speakers in sight which is always good!The menu is in Italian and so we asked the waitress to suggest some pasta to us as a main and anti pasta for starter - we had a really fabulous meal. My seafood pasta and gnocchi was divine. The staff were so lovely too - they handled our daughters food allergies very well. The kids are well catered for here as there is a super playground out front. We felt that we stumbled upon a special place here and world definitely recommend it. The price was very reasonable also.Dear Sir, dear Madam,was a real pleasure to welcome you to our restaurant and help you, just a little help, so you can reach without problems. I too have been many times in foreign countries and I remember with pleasure thousand anecdotes of great welcome from the people I met that make my memories only.There is a video that I shared on FB page of the restaurant to which we could all learn to inspire to live better. I invite you, if you like, to look it and to share it!Thanks also to you and your lovely family!
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4. Da Toppino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 307 reviews
Reviewed By 412biancai
Since we discovered this restaurant we are going there every time that we 're in Ostia. The meal is delicious, the quality is high, the food is fresh and portion sizes are very generous. *the owner is really cool
3. Al Bajniero
Overall Ratings
4 based on 289 reviews
Reviewed By Peter S
Al Bajniero, Ostia Antica, RomeCheck out the earlier review of the Al Bajniero (from July 2017) and youâll see reference to the dancing that features there for much of the year â excepting the summer/holiday months when local dancing shifts into the open and, if the sea is within reach, then beachside open. The social festivities of dancing into the evening with nothing except that stars/night sky above you â comfortable table, meal/drinks available â and people whom you know (if sometimes only vaguely) at the other tables located around the floor â provides those summer images of Italy at its best. Dancing is a family&friends week-end activity â ânonne e nipoti e tutti in mezzoâ.Itâs how we came to find ourselves at Al Bajniero way back â we had followed Mine Host (il mio ospite?) to Ostia Antica from an earlier dance/restaurant place in Casal Palocca and then spent as much time there â dancing, as weâd done earlier at the original place; sharing the venues as-it-were. Al Bajniero offers better facilities â spacious dance floor and better restaurant (with that romantic open-air option too).Mid-August, however, and we were into our dance routines at a place outside Fiumicino; great evening venue with table service and menu to suit â popular local foods with popular prices. Live music. So, no dancing available at Al Bajniero tonight â a Tuesday, but we did have the option of a relatively empty dining room inside with air/con to escape the residual heat of the day. Quiet. Easy to talk. Our friends had called us from the restaurant â had we already eaten that evening? We had not. We were just around the corner, and it took little more than 10 minutes to lock up, hop in the car and join them.Second time here this month; weâd sat outside in the courtyard first time. Inside there was. seating for around 60 people at scattered tables in a long dining room adjacent to the dark empty dance hall next door. Around two dozen diners. Eat here at other times of the year and some nights thereâs dancing and a set meal (three plates - antipasta, primo & dolce) at tables at either end and to one side of the hall with the dance floor in the middle. Buy a meal/dance ticket. Not a dancer? You can still eat in the restaurant and watch the people dancing though the glass windows set in the wall.We passed on the antipasti and opted for primi piatti â pasta choices for the four of us - that popular favourite âspaghetti alle vongoleâ with a bottle of acqua minerale frizzante to share. The plates came heaped with a mix of pasta, cherry tomatoes & clams with a garnish of herbs in olive oil. Our friend delved into her handbag for that small tube of pepperoncino (di Cayenne â hot/chili pepper) that she always carries to further spice up her/our meals and shared it round. You have to add it with care or the meal becomes inedible. We finished with caffe espresso.Service was good â it always is - with the waiter (son of Mine Host) delivering meals, removing plates and providing a constant dialogue that comes from knowing his clients over many years. Food was delicious and full of flavour; just that right kind of appreciation that reminds you why simple Italian cuisine of this kind has travelled the world. We even got to share a few words with Mine Host â he was at the checkout register when we were ready to pay/leave. We paid â¬50 for the four of us â so â¬12.50/meal; good value when eating quality foods and sharing a couple of hours with friends at a comfortable restaurant.The first time that weâd eaten at the Al Bajniero this summer â when weâd sat outside â it was a Saturday and the place was busy â weâd shared a long table part of a group of 14 with the majority eating pizza although there were a handful of contorni/antipasta plates to share as finger food. People were offering a slice or two of their pizza to neighbours as they finished their meal â for the novelty of that different taste. A narrow table means that you have to get up and move around if you want to talk comfortably with people beyond those next to you. Otherwise itâs a case of raising your voice, and the table gets boisterous as the levels in the carafes fall.Costs came to â¬15/person once the plates & drinks had been added up â so â¬30 for the two of us. Good value and typical of local restaurants when the majority diners are regulars from Ostia Antica and surrounding suburbs â but not always, for people wander in from the Ostia Antica Park Hotel next door. The hotel is a popular stopover for late evening arrivals and early morning departures from/at Fiumicino Airport 4 km down the road, with the more adventurous turisti/viaggiatori venturing out for their evening meal. Itâs a great place to introduce yourself to the city or to enjoy that last evening meal of your Roman holiday. .Peter Steele November 2018
2. Pizzeria Sancho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Reviewed By Locococomama
We had only a few hours in Rome in between flights and decided to venture into the port town only a 10 min drive from the airport to get real Italian pizza and this place did not disappoint! The owners work the place, so they really care and had great service and the best crust I have had!
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1. Ristorante La Bussola - Osti Antica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 418 reviews
In the historic center of Ostia Antica, a few steps from the archaeological excavations, is La Bussola. The warm and cozy rooms offer a quiet and elegant atmosphere. Some claim the innovative cuisine, those who remain rigidly faithful to the tradition, bu
Reviewed By rolybig
Food , wines selection, atmosphere , people and the owner .Close to Roma center by taxi; with the trip.Everything more than amazing !Thank you very much Simone!
