NONA PIZZA St-Cat

The pizza was decent, though the toppings could have been better. They seemed to have been used straight from the fridge, as water was visibly oozing out when served, which affected the overall texture and flavor. The tiramisu, unfortunately, was a complete disappointment. It tasted as if it had gone stale or was poorly prepared. The mascarpone and raw egg mixture was runny and unappealing, while the ladyfingers were mushy and watery, completely overwhelming my palate.

The pizza had absolutely no flavor. The cheese and the tomato sauce both tasted like air. There were no soft drinks available, just teas and other random things no one asked for. We asked for tap water, but apparently that’s too luxurious here, only “filtered” water, and of course, you have to pay for it. The woman at the entrance couldn’t have been less welcoming, which should have been our first warning. I honestly didn’t think it was possible to ruin a pizza, but they managed to do it beautifully. A true masterpiece of disappointment. I wish it were possible to give this place a -1. Recommendation: stay far away from this restaurant.

Pizza is mid, very chewy and hard to cut through the crust it has a weird mouthfeel, almost gummy. Despite the texture the flavour was great. All around 3/5 pizza. Ambiance is warm and bustling with chatter which I liked. 🍕🫶

The pizza is so fresh and the dough is perfect! The staff are helpful and friendly, and they have a lot of options, they have indoor and outdoor seating, both are nice for a quick yummy lunch. Would go there again!

The food was amazing friendly staff and pro tip order a drink I had lemonade will help you eat food with ease kindly specify and if your don’t eat too much salt also info before

They use fresh quality ingredients on their pizzas. It’s a good vibe with good eats and house wine. Recommend!

A lovely spot for outside dining that blends a young atmosphere with an oldschool traditional Italian feel. The food is authentic, the wine is good, the big pizza oven an eye catcher. It's the place to be…which means you may have to wait for a table in the evening but it is absolutely worth it. Perfect for couples, families and friends. The menu is focused on pizza. For pasta, you'll need to visit their sister restaurant just 50 meters down the street.

I had high hopes for Nona, given its reputation as a pizza specialist in Brussels, but unfortunately, the pizza didn’t quite meet my expectations. The cheese was too milky and lacked the consistency and richness of a proper mozzarella, which made the overall texture less enjoyable. On the bright side, the service was quick and friendly, which made the dining experience pleasant despite the pizza falling short. If you’re in the area, it’s worth a try for the atmosphere and service, or their twin pasta restaurant.