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Pizzería di Sforza PieroBWorth Trying
Via Celimontana, 17, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
· Pizza restaurant, Italian restaurant, Kebab shop
· 4.7/5 Google (919 reviews)
Reservations · Delivery · Takeout
Tiny, friendly Roman pizza-by-weight spot near the Colosseum with crisp, tasty slices, very low prices, and occasional late-service variety issues; great for a fast, authentic bite.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
Pizzería di Sforza Piero delivers excellent Roman pizza quality with attentive, welcoming service at exceptional value—a solid neighborhood favorite near major Rome attractions. Consistency shows some variation, particularly late-day selection and texture, while the cramped counter setting limits the overall experience. Strong execution in its casual al taglio category, though modest ambiance and occasional reliability gaps prevent grade A territory.
Restaurant Summary
A few steps from Rome’s big sights, this tiny counter spot hums with warm, local energy. Staff talk you through trays of Roman pizza, cut to any size, then warm it till the crust crackles. One traveler summed it up: simple and genuinely welcoming, the kind of place where a friendly chat appears with your slice. The cooking leans traditional Roman al taglio with light, crisp dough and toppings like potato with cheese, margherita, funghi, and the occasional mortadella with pesto. Expect very fair prices and quick service, though late afternoons can mean fewer choices and the odd slice that sat a bit too long. It is built for fast, satisfying bites rather than a sit-down meal. Families do well here: kids gravitate to margherita, ham-and-cheese, or potato slices, and you can ask for smaller pieces to test the waters. Seating is scarce, but the food is kid-approachable and wallet-friendly, making it an easy win before or after the Colosseum.
At a Glance
- Crisp Roman pizza by weight with friendly guidance at the counter
- Excellent value for the area; small portions let you sample widely
- Late-day selection can be limited and drier
- Rare disputes about pricing and attitude contrasted by many value-praise reviews
- Creative/fusion menu - not traditional comfort food
What Sets It Apart
- near_colosseum_value_gem
- by_weight_custom_sizing
- owner_led_hospitality
What People Love
- Light, crispy crust that stays airy
- Choose-your-size flexibility
- Kind owner who explains options
- Budget-friendly total for couples or families
Points of Concern
- Selection thins late afternoon; aim earlier for variety and fresher trays
- A few reports of overcharging or brusque exchanges contrasted by many fair-price experiences
- Very limited seating; mainly counter or takeaway
- Creative/fusion menu - not traditional comfort food; CONCERN: Limited options for conservative palates or picky eaters
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average Cost€10-16 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Start with a €3-5 mix of small cuts (margherita, potato, funghi) and add a €2-3 drink; calzoni at €3.50 are a value backup.
Perfect For
- Quick lunch after the Colosseum
- Casual snack while sightseeing
- Solo bite at the counter
- Families wanting affordable, simple pizza
Location Insights
Area: Historic, tourist-heavy Celio near Colosseum and San Clemente; mix of locals and visitors, many quick eats.
Safety: Generally safe, high foot traffic day and evening; typical tourist-area petty theft caution.
Nearby: Steps from Basilica di San Clemente and Colosseum; museums, souvenir shops, and small cafes nearby.
CelioCelio is a quiet, residential neighborhood with a strong historical character, located near major Roman landmarks like the Colosseum and Palatine Hill. The dining scene here is a mix of traditional Roman trattorias and casual eateries catering to both residents and visitors seeking authentic local cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday09:00–20:30
Tuesday09:00–20:30
Wednesday09:00–20:30
Thursday09:00–20:30
Friday09:00–20:30
Saturday09:00–20:30
Sunday09:00–20:30
Available: Reservations, Delivery, Takeout
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