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Laboratorio 3B-Worth Trying
Via di Pietralata, 180, 00158 Roma RM, Italy
· Pizza restaurant
· 4.4/5 Google (2635 reviews)
Takeout · Outdoor seating
Classic Roman thin-crust pizza with very low prices and lively local vibe, but expect long waits and inconsistent service, especially at peak times and for takeaway.
Why it gets a B- for overall quality
Laboratorio 3 exemplifies the classic Roman pizzeria experience with solid food quality and exceptional local loyalty, but inconsistent execution and slow service delivery prevent a higher grade. The wallet-friendly pricing and lively neighborhood energy make it worth visiting, though expect variable results and patience required during peak hours—especially for takeaway orders.
Restaurant Summary
A true neighborhood staple, this spot hums with lively local energy and the scent of crackly Roman pizza. One diner put it simply: "Queue out the door at 10:30pm." Expect a bustling room, friendly regulars, and organized chaos on busy nights. The cooking is classic Roman rather than flashy—thin, crisp pizzas with familiar toppings and skewers of arrosticini to start. Prices are refreshingly low for Rome, making it easy to order broadly. When the oven hits its stride, the pies sing; when the room is slammed, results can vary and patience is required. Families will find plenty for kids—simple Margherita pizza, focaccia, and easy desserts like tartufo or gelato affogato. There is no kids menu, but portions and prices are friendly. Note one report of awkward seating for children during a rush; arrive early to avoid that.
At a Glance
- Classic Roman thin-crust pizza praised by locals
- Very wallet-friendly pricing across pizza, antipasti, and desserts
- Long waits for pizzas and takeaway during peak hours
- Service inconsistency and occasional rude interactions reported
- Organization issues for large groups and late-night crowds
What Sets It Apart
- classic_roman_thin_crust
- arrosticini_grill
- neighborhood_local_vibe
What People Love
- Crisp, thin crust with classic toppings
- Neighborhood vibe with loyal regulars
- Arrosticini as a tasty starter
- Low prices that make repeat visits easy
Points of Concern
- Very long waits (60-120 minutes) for pizza at peak; takeaway orders also delayed
- Service can be brusque under pressure; missed menus and wrong orders occur
- Cleanliness and bathroom upkeep criticized by some guests
- Review patterns show peak-time stress more than food faults; manage expectations
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost€14-20 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- Lean on core classics (Margherita, Diavola) for best consistency
- Shareable antipasti (Caprese, Antipasto misto) to ease waits
- Desserts like tartufo offer quick, low-cost finish
Perfect For
- Casual pizza night with friends
- Budget-friendly group meals
- Locals craving Roman thin crust
- Late-night neighborhood hangout
Location Insights
Area: Northeast Rome neighborhood with residential and light industrial feel; draws locals and groups more than tourists.
Safety: Generally safe, busy in evenings; some mixed maintenance typical of outer Roman neighborhoods.
Nearby: Near Via di Pietralata corridor; convenient to local bars and casual eateries; parking can be informal.
PietralataPietralata offers a modest dining scene with local trattorias, pizzerias, and casual eateries catering mostly to residents rather than tourists. The atmosphere is authentic and community-oriented, with a focus on traditional Roman and Italian cuisine in a relaxed, everyday setting.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday19:30–00:00
Tuesday19:30–00:00
Wednesday19:30–00:00
Thursday19:30–00:00
Friday19:30–00:00
Saturday19:30–00:00
Sunday19:30–00:00
Available: Takeout, Outdoor seating
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