Pizza Zazà

Tucked away in the charming Piazza di S. Eustachio, Pizza Zazà is a hidden gem that feels like a warm hug from Nonna herself. It's spotlessly clean and impeccably tidy. But oh, the pizza! 🔥 Each pie is a masterpiece of thin, crispy crust perfection, loaded with fresh, high-quality toppings that burst with flavor. I devoured the classic Margherita—tangy San Marzano tomatoes, creamy mozzarella straight from heaven, and basil so fragrant it danced on my tongue. Every bite was tasty, balanced, and utterly addictive—no soggy centers or greasy aftermath here, just pure joy. What elevates this place to legendary status? The staff! Super great doesn't even cover it—they're friendly, lightning-fast, and genuinely passionate about their craft. If you're craving pizza that tastes like Italy's soul in every slice, run to Pizza Zazà, would recommend to anyone!

Best Pizza in Rome in my opinion. It's a mesh between classical roman pizza and neopolitan pizza. Good vegetarian options. I got the mozzarella, pesto and tomato version and another one with mushrooms. A few small tables to eat at. Good location next to the pantheon. Price is per 100g. The 4 slices cost me £10.

I visited this place again after two years and was really disappointed. Back then it used to be very cheap, but the prices have increased and no longer match the quality. On top of that, the staff were quite rude and unhelpful, which made the experience even worse. Unfortunately, it seems the place has changed a lot — and not for the better.

This was the first slice of pizza I tried when visiting Rome. I got the sun dried tomato and stracciatella slice and I was pleasantly surprised at how rich the tomato flavor was and the stracciatella balanced the sweetness and provided a perfect creamy consistency. The only thing I would say is for the bottom of the crust to be more crispy but that is just my personal preference when having pizza. I like it slightly burnt. Although, overall I enjoyed this pizza a lot and definitely is in my top 3 for best pizza in Rome. I will definitely be coming back. Grazie Pizza ZaZà!

One of the best pizzas I’ve ever had! I tried the pesto & creamy, and it was so rich and flavorful that it almost felt too good to be true. The ingredients tasted fresh, and the balance of flavors was just perfect. My only wish is that there was a place to sit, as we had to walk around to find somewhere. But overall, the experience was absolutely worth it, and I’d definitely come back for more!

Best pizza I tried in Roma. The pizza is fresh and very very tasty, the ingredients are fresh and the texture of the dough is very good. Overall the service was good, but there are limited places to seat. It seems more a take away place.

Best place to have a quick pizza meal. Pizza is delicious and with good prices!

If you’re around Pantheon and hungry for some quick pizza, that’s the place. I’ve also tasted their Arancini and they’re luscious. Get your pizza slices, go sit around the Pantheon and enjoy.

We had Zaza a few times while in Rome. It was close to our hotel and sone of the best pizza we had in Italy. Few tables in the street to sit if you want. My favorite was the pesto.

Nice Place for Pizza near Pantheon. Make sure you watch him much they are giving you, we got way to much and just wanted a slice! I think they gave us the American portion!

Super delicious, cheap, thin crust Roman style pizza - we ordered zucchini with arugula and fresh cheese (think pillows of ricotta, not grated). Reheated and delicious. Other flavors I wanted to try - potato, tomato, ham and cheese but so little time and I don't want to have to buy a new, larger wardrobe while here! They also sell suppli here (that Roman version of arancini). There may be lots of wonderful pizza places in Rome and far more elevated than this one, but can you swoop in and get out in 5 mins with a delightfully fresh, garlicky, crunchy thin crusted pizza and a bottle of acqua frizzante and be on your way to admire the Pantheon while you munch reflectively?

Nothing stellar, but when you call pizza in Italy "nothing stellar," it's still many times better than Papa John's or Dominoes or whatever. It's cheap, they heat it up for you, and they're open relatively late. If I recall correctly, they close around 11, so eh, for Italy, that's late for a restaurant.

Excellent walkabout food option. Interesting how a reheated slice of pizza in Italy tastes better than some carry-out options in the US. Then again, it could also be because we were starving and desperately needed something to eat too. If nothing else, it's an excellent (and cheap!) mid-afternoon snack place!

After getting AMAZING coffee across the street, hubby wanted a quick snack. Zaza happened to be right across the street, so we went for it. Pizza is by weight. More or less a slice comes out to 2.5 Euros. Not the best I've had, but for being a quick snack where you can sit down in a chair, it did the job.

This pizza place was our go to. Not expensive and great pizzas! Not too heavy, not too greasy and inexpensive! Descent pizza selection. Im

Excellent pizza. We didn't expect much but this turned out to be the best pizza we had in Rome.

Be careful paying here my total was 10,90 euro gave her a 20 euro and she asked if I had a one so I gave her the one euro coin and she gave my back 10euro cents and told me it was 10 euro not 10 cents so basically stole 10 euro from me most likely because I am a tourist

For fast food, this pizza is AMAZING. My favorite is the pesto. You won't be disappointed and it's super cheap. Costs about 5 euros for a large piece they cut into 4. Also go across the way to Sant'Eustachio for coffee when you're here!

As soon as you walk into this place you will receive a hard right hook to your olfactory via everyone's favorite fungus. Seriously, holy truffle butter batman! This place knows how to cover everything in delectable variations of truffle sauce, oil, spread whatever it is... It's delicious. The Branzino truffle tartare was awesome, we got the Zaza appetizer sampler which was not truffled but pretty darn good and filling for 10 euros, the Zaza tenderloin in a tomato sauce which was cooked just like we asked, a little under medium rate, and the truffle ravioli. We asked that everything come out at once and the ravioli dish was the first casualty at our table. We devoured that plate in less than 5 minutes! The only reason this place didn't get 5 stars was because our waitress was on the slow side. Cute face, but slooooowwwww... Our bill came out to 66 euros but right before we got our check, the owner or manager came around asking if Wed like to buy some truffle paraphernalia. How could we say no? We spent 60 euro on some truffle sauce and porcini and truffle cream. The smell alone would put you in culinary heaven. If you find yourself in Florence you MUST come here!

A hole in the wall that sells the most delicious pizza you will ever taste!!!! we tried two kinds: truffle mushroom and salmon with zucchini. MUST GO!!!!! cheap and best :). Also try the delectable coffee at st. Eustachio next door.

Tasty pizza, outdoor seating but in the shade and with water mist, friendly staff... All around a winner! I would definitely go back. Glad I followed my guidebook's suggestion and gave this place a try!