Absolutely great! We tried different varieties of pizza with a great selection of ingredients and we loved all of them. Next time in Rome, we'll try again.

For those looking at the negative reviews, be sure to set your expectations before waiting in line. The pizza is unique, which is why it's one of my favorites. If you're looking for "normal", this might not be the place for you.

Went to this pizza place on The Roman food tour. Tried a variety of the most imaginative and delicious pizza .. I heard they recently opened a place in Chicago .. I’ll be going there later in the year

We left Vatican City by walking for around 20min to get lunch from here. The long queue totally worthy as the pizza offered are so good and in variety. The suppli is so good also with long cheese to b pulled from your mouth.

wow I loved it all, all different kinds. One variety was more delicious than the next. I really enjoyed the pizza. Located in a Cipro, very close to the Metro. We order about five different kinds, I wish I could have ordered more!!! I secretly...might have to comeback to try the others.More

We waited for more than 1,5 hour only to be disappointed. Was it pizza? No not really it was more a bread like consistency with a topping. Not an italian pizza. The flavours were weird and didn’t taste great. The piece of pizza was cut...with scissors only to be heated up again, in which they switched our pieces with someone else’s so we only got half of the stuff we ordered. They weigh the pizza and charge a ridiculous amount of money for it. There is also no place to sit down and eat your pizza. It is located in a very littered smelly street, most of it their own waste. So not very environmental friendly. The owner was busier with taking pictures and selfies with his customers than baking a good pizza. It was just a big joke and disappointment. I would recommend everyone to stay far away from this place and get your real italian pizza somewhere else.More

It's different from most Roman pizza, both in the crust (thicker and chewier) and the rotating range of toppings. You pay by the kg, so it can end up costing much more than pizza in Italy usually does if you get carried away. (A piece...that you can hold/eat in one hand costs about as much as a whole Neapolitan-style pizza in most places.) But so good! It's right by the Cipro metro station, so very convenient on the way to/from the Vatican Museums. There are tables out front where you can stand and eat.More