About
Welcome to Pizzium - Verona Via San Rocchetto, a delightful haven for pizza enthusiasts nestled in the charming streets of Verona, Italy. Located on Via S. Rocchetto, this pizzeria stands out not just for its delicious offerings but also for its unique concept of celebrating Italy’s famous regional pizzas.
As you step into Pizzium, the vibrant atmosphere immediately captivates you. Although it's situated in a bustling tourist area, the restaurant has a laid-back vibe, offering a delightful escape amidst the hustle and bustle. Guests have commented on the inviting ambiance, with one reviewer mentioning the “amazing food” paired with a “narrow and private street” adorned with pleasant tunes from the neighboring eateries.
What truly sets Pizzium apart is its innovative menu, which features pizzas inspired by various Italian regions. For instance, the Piemonte pizza, a white pizza stuffed with raw sausage and ricotta, garners attention for its creative twist, emphasizing not just traditional flavors but also inventive combinations. Guests have enjoyed the fresh ingredients and unique recipes, making it a worthy stop for anyone seeking to explore beyond typical pizza fare.
However, it’s not just about the food; service at Pizzium has received commendations for being efficient and attentive. While some diners noted the staff appeared a bit overwhelmed during peak times, they consistently delivered a friendly and quick dining experience. This balance of hospitality and promptness ensures that your culinary adventure is both enjoyable and relaxed.
The patio area offers a vibrant setting for outdoor dining, though it can get a tad hot during peak hours. For those seeking a calm dining experience, indoor seating is plentiful and provides a cozy alternative. Many patrons appreciate the thoughtfully maintained restroom facilities, showcasing an attention to detail that enhances the overall experience.
Overall, Pizzium - Verona Via San Rocchetto is more than just a pizza spot; it’s a culinary journey through Italy, each slice telling a story of its roots. Whether you're enjoying the lively atmosphere, savoring a regional specialty, or simply sipping on an Aperol Spritz, this pizzeria promises a memorable encounter that is both delicious and distinctly Italian.
“ Very chilled pizza spot in the tourist trap central plaza. Can get very hot but it's got a great view ”
“ Amazing food, generous service, narrow and private street with nice music from the neighboring restaurant. We had Aperol Spritz and Campania pizza with zucchini and it was delicious! ”
“ We ordered the Calabria pizza and insalata with tuna. Pizza was unique, we loved the yellow tomato sauce and Calabrian spread. However the dough was a bit floppy (we were hoping for a crispy slice). Overall food experience was good. Service was lacking. Our waitress was grumpy and had quite the ‘tude. We ordered, she rolled her eyes and said “…that’s it one salad one pizza”. When she brought the salad we asked for plates to share and she pointed to the service counter as if to say “get them yourselves”. We don’t require much but were surprised and disappointed at how rude she was to us ”
“ Cool place for pizza in a calm street away from the rush. Nice and polite staff. Good pizza. Many different choices. Maybe not the most authentic place in Verona but for us it was great for a lunch break! Btw very nice toilet which I appreciate soo much.. ”
“ Long wait to get an outside table, plenty of indoor seating. Ordered a few pizzas and enjoyed the evening. Service was good, a little overwhelmed. Pizza was tasty and fresh. Atmosphere was good, lots of tables crowded in and had a party nearby that invited friends to stand around and enjoy some wine. Definitely a party atmosphere. ”
“ Excellent pizzeria in central Verona. They have a great menu with pizzas from many Italian regions and in Neapolitan style. It is very busy so I would recommend booking in advance. ”
“ Starting off with the food they have a lot of unique pizzas with something I’ve not seen any pizzeria being that they have a pizza for each region. (Very creative in my opinion) I took the Piemonte which was a white pizza with raw sausage and ricotta inside the crust which I found delicious. The pizza over was a 4 out 5 as I didn’t really like the raw sausage but overall a really good pizza. For the service, it was very good and quick. The pizzas came out really fast and I didn’t have to wait anything for the ordering process. (But, when they did open, they seemed a bit stressed and overwhelmed) Lastly for the atmosphere, it was okay but the best. The outside was crowded and at the same time felt really empty. ”