Li Rioni a Santiquattro

Very very very tasty pizza... Dough was perfect. Toppings were perfect. Do I need to say anything else? Don't think too much and just go there if you want the best pizza in Rome! Prices are really good too.

Li Rioni was a great find in Rome. It's a short walk from the colosseum, and it is well worth it. We had the bruschetta and stuffed olives to start, and they were both lovely, fresh and very tasty. The pizzas are outstanding, really thin base and lovely, fresh toppings. We had a carafe of the house wine and could not believe it was only 9.50 euros for a litre. The cocktails were also lovely. Excellent service, very reasonable prices, and outstanding food. We will definitely return when we visit Rome again!

If you like crispy thin Roman style pizza this is the place for you. Super light and easy to eat, one person can easy eat one pizza as they are super thin, order more food so your full. Definitely recommend ordering a pizza with sausage and buffalo cheese, the four cheese pizza with Gorgonzola was sensation. Good vibe and the food comes out so quickly

Li Rioni is simply amazing! Tucked away in the beautiful streets of the San Giovanni district, it’s like discovering a secret pizza paradise. Their pizza is out of this world—so crispy and full of flavor. I can’t help but stop by every time I’m in Rome! The Calzone Mostruoso is a total game-changer; it’s just packed with deliciousness. And the staff? They’re super friendly and make you feel right at home. If you’re in Rome and craving pizza, Li Rioni is a must-visit spot!

I have been coming here for the last 22 years. The quality is always excellent. The ambience is very friendly. You have to book, otherwise you’ll unlikely to get in even during weekdays. The staff is always helpful, I feel like visiting family everytime I go to this pizzeria. This is the best pizza in the world. I am sad I don’t live in Rome anymore: I can’t eat here as often as I used to.

This was the very first restaurant we ate at on our trip to Italy. The food was delicious and a great first look into what food in Rome has to offer. Did not disappoint.

Mediocre food, slow service in an authentic Italian environment. We ordered 2 pizzas, acórese salad, suppli, and the battered courgette flower. The appetizers were good and service relatively prompt. We waited over 1 hour to get the pizza. We saw people seated well after us getting their food and no waiter coming to even check on us. Finally someone noticed and they said “2 minutes” which turned into 20 minutes. There was no apology or anything for the bad service. The pizza was greasy and overly cheesy. I wouldn’t recommend this place.

Visited for dinner and was not disappointed. Everything we had was outstanding, especially the pizza. The spicy pepperoni on the Diavola was the star, but the Marinara was a very close second. The house wine and dolce were excellent. Total after bruschetta, two pizzas, 0.5L of house wine, crema Catalana and Tiramisu was around €30-€35, easily worth double especially with the great service