Pizzería Virtù

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  Neha A 6 months ago

  4.0

  We loved their bruschetta — absolutely the best we’ve had! The pizza was solid, though we personally preferred the seasoning and crispness at Nook Kitchen in Arcadia a bit more — chalk it up to personal preference! Our server, Courtney, was wonderful. She was so sweet and even surprised us with a complimentary dessert for my girlfriend’s birthday — such a thoughtful touch! My girlfriend really enjoyed the tiramisu, though I wasn’t a big fan of the gritty texture. Again, just comes down to taste. The only downside was the seating situation. We asked to switch to a different outdoor table, but were told it was reserved — which surprised us since we thought reservations were only for indoor vs. outdoor general seating, not specific tables. We didn’t make a fuss, but we stayed for about 1.5 hours and the table remained empty the whole time, along with plenty of other open outdoor tables. It just felt a bit odd and unnecessary. Overall, still a great experience with delicious food and excellent service — especially thanks to Courtney!

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  AZFOODBOSS 7 months ago

  5.0

  A double invite brought me to Pizzeria Virtù for an unforgettable media night experience, where the art of true Napoletana pizza takes center stage. Chef Gio has crafted a menu that’s both simple and elevated- every bite rooted in tradition, bursting with fresh ingredients, and echoing the flavors of Italy right here in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale. It’s giving: wood-fired perfection, a warm and inviting atmosphere, and flavors your taste buds won’t soon forget. 🤌🏽

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  Kaity Rates Travels 6 months ago

  5.0

  A real treat, hidden in plain sight. Dinner was cozy and excellent, the pasta dishes were divine and packed a nice twist of heat with the Calabrian chilis. I tried the olive oil pasta with those Calabrian chilis and the sausage based meatballs. Additionally, the pizza is excellent for those who like extra thin but still have a good crust for a handle. The pork chop? That took me by surprise. Hammered flat and panko breaded… also highly suggested. And, if possible, save room for desert. Classic cannoli, tiramisu, and olive oil cake are just a few of the options. All gone before pictures could be taken. Interior was cozy without being too tight, outdoor patios looked dreamy with the oil lantern light. Parking is interesting, some could say daunting, but please don’t let that stop you. 🍕🍝🕯️

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  Edmund Abner 4 months ago

  5.0

  Excellent dining experience. Carrie our waitress was knowledgeable and informed. Awesome atmosphere. The food was Fantastic.

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  Jill Sprankle 8 months ago

  5.0

  Pizzeria Virtù is a cozy little spot in Scottsdale that delivers big on flavor and atmosphere. The restaurant has a warm, homey feel that makes you want to settle in and stay awhile. The menu is simple but thoughtful, with a focus on quality over quantity. The wood-fired pizzas are the star—crispy, light crusts with just the right amount of char, topped with fresh, flavorful ingredients. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel like you’ve discovered a neighborhood favorite, perfect for a casual night out or a relaxed dinner with friends.

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  Wanderer17152775056 2 years ago

  5.0

  Amazing pasta! Staff was extremely on top of their game. Im not a local but I've worked in restaurants half my life. I came in as a tag along with friends and family and was blown away with the attention to detail that most people wouldn't pick. I can strongly say that I will be coming back forever. From the bruschetta to the lemoncillo affagato dessert a solid 5 stars!

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  ScottRoby 2 years ago

  5.0

  I loved my experience here at the restaurant. It is small but charming and it is located not quite in the hustle of old town Scottsdale so parking was relatively easy. Our server was amazing and very helpful in making pizza selections. They had choices that could accommodate both vegetarians and meat eaters and they also had options with red sauce or not. It really was a delicious pizza and I have eaten at many recently in my quest to find the best pizza in Phoenix area. I think the service and the atmosphere of the place really helped to lift their great pizza even higher.

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  hanauerl 2 years ago

  4.0

  Decent brick oven pizza though pies could be more flavorful. Margherita was kind of mild, and the white pizza with onions was good but overly creamy. Grilled vegetable starter was oddly minced grilled veggies mixed in with couscous.

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  JDP1477 3 years ago

  5.0

  We had been here several times over the past many years when it was Grazie. Always enjoyed it then, in fact it was one of our favorites. When it changed hands (and names), I held off on going, thinking that it couldn't be as good as Grazie. Well, blew that theory. Pizzeria Virtu was very very good. A nice wine list that doesn't overpower you with options is always a good thing. The menu is limited to some great salads, pastas, calzones and both regular and white pizzas. My wife chose the calzone, and I had a pizza. The calzone was huge! Enough for at least two meals, and it came with a salad. It had outstanding flavors. The pizza had just the right amount of char on the crust. It wasn't overloaded with toppings, but had enough for great flavor. We ended the meal with gelato...dark chocolate for my wife and lemon for me. Our server, Kyra, was excellent. She paid attention to us, but was not overly attentive. A very pleasant and capable server. Nice atmosphere. Good food. Excellent service. What more could one want! We'll be back.

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  corwpr 3 years ago

  4.0

  Excellent service, comfortable patio seating and good food. The chocolate gelato was a great way to finish a nice experience! Try Virtu, we think you will like it.

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