Quick easy street pizza. Get the one with the figs, it was excellent! Not a sit down type of place, but definitely worth a quick stop.

The pizza is good with a super light crust. It’s cheap too. A whole pizza is either 5 or 5.5 euro depending on the type you get. You have to get the whole pizza. They take credit cards. We went around 6:30pm. Others have stated...More

Visited here as it was on our walk back to our hotel from the main train station. We got two pizzas and two beers. The ham and cheese pizza was nice - probably a 4/5 however the spicy Margherita was AMAZING! This place is delicious...More

My wife and I were hesitant to try another pizza place but we were glad we stopped here. The staff were friendly and the pizza was one of the best I have tried since we started our trip. We had two cokes and two pizza’s...More

Pinsere was a 15 minute walk from our Hotel and we got lost. We did, however, persevere as I had heard good things and I can assure you, it was worth the walk, getting lost and more than that! We visited at lunch time and...More

A small take away pizza shop, although you can stand at a narrow bar inside and eat. At last, after 3 days in Rome some food to put a smile on my face. No frills, just good honest (local award winning) and tasty food. Recommended....More

I have been at Pinsere today. Was just hanging around Villa Borghese and felt hungry and found this place on Google map. Bang! If you are looking for a delicious pizza with reasonable price (each around 5 euro and medium size) find this place and...More

We were searching on tripadvisor for some nice place to have lunch and found this small restaurant where they have only Pizzas. We had this spice onion salami pizza which was the best we ever had! It was just perfect made in all the ways....More

Best pizza and service in Rome! Pizza is baked infront of you and it is totally fresh. The price is also great for such good taste. 1 pizza around 5 Eur

This place has the best pizza in Rome and also the cheapest. 5€ for a great pizza. We tried many other pizzas during our trip to Rome and none even came close to the taste of Pinsere. We even went twice during our trip because...More