Ciao a Tutti
4.4

Ciao a Tutti

Zwycięzców, 50, Warsaw, Poland

€€€€ Neapolitan #4 of 9 in Warsaw #34 of 46 in Poland
50 Top Pizza#38

Services & facilities

Dine-inTakeaway

Opening hours

  • Mon–Sat 12:00–22:00
  • Sun Closed
Pizza Lovers say: "Amazing atmosphere, authentic Neapolitan pizzas, and great olives. Cannoli filling was disappointing and not ricotta."

Reviews

4.4 Good
Based on 420 reviews across Google and TripAdvisor
  • 5 251
  • 4 111
  • 3 25
  • 2 12
  • 1 17
  • Katarína Bibová 8 months ago
    5.0
    I felt in love with this place. The restaurant is smaller with an absolutely great atmosphere. Pizza and olives were amazing. This restaurant also has amount of awards:) This place is worth a visit!
  • Daniela Chybisova 8 months ago
    4.0
    Good Neapolitan pizza in Warsaw! This place was added to top 50 best pizza places in Europe, and I should say it was good, but I know a few other places that are not in this ranking but are much better. Pizza with chanterelles is not for everyone, it has a pieces of roasted potatoes on it, but it’s definitely something unique. Cannolli were very overrated, the filing was made not from ricotta cheese but from the whipped cream and the whole cannollo was covered in white chocolate and premade so definitely not crispy. I don’t recommend it.
  • Tadeusz Godlewski a year ago
    5.0
    This place is awesome! I came here with my girlfriend and the pizzas truly are top quality. They taste as if they were from Southern Italy! There are no reservations here so I recommend trying to come on a less busy day for a guaranteed spot because it does get busy here. I highly recommend!
  • Eric Ashworth 8 months ago
    1.0
    I ordered the Formaggi for 28PLN which was supposed to be fried breaded shrimp with red tomato jam, nduja and honey, and something else. Instead, they brought me a piece of bread on a plate with four pieces of cheese and honey. I thought they were still going to be bringing out the shrimp. But the waitress came by and asked if I wanted something else. I asked if I was going to get the shrimp because the Formaggi was supposed to come with it, and her only response was "Not actually" and she walked off. I wasn't full from a piece of bread at all so I got a pizza and it was halfway decent. There are better pizza places with much better service. All in all, very disappointed in my experience. Either bring your customer what they ordered, or change the menu to what it "actually" is. Don't lie and overcharge a customer for a piece of bread.
  • Mika Salmela 8 months ago
    5.0
    Wow. Maybe the best pizza I've had outside of Italy. Thin crust, a little saggy, but amazing taste. Almost perfect.
  • susanneeeecz
    5.0
    Good is absolutely amazing. All the pizzas are great. This is a great place to eat and a great pizza to order right to your door!
  • ClogsPL
    5.0
    This place does not take reservations, so I just walked up and got a table straight away. Cozy small place, friendly and quick service. A steaming mug of winter tea helped pass the time while waiting for my table partner. We had a starter of alici armatore con burro (flavorful and crunchy) and shrimp with tomatosauce (fragrant and tasty), followed by a set of very decent pizza pies (stracciatella and 5 cheeses), finished off with Ciaomisu and coffee, decently priced, satisfied, good visit.
  • aleksandramZ9396RO
    4.0
    Good food, good stuff, pizza was very cheap for a lunch so I felt satisfied with my order, wait time is not too long which is great
  • Dawidku79
    1.0
    This place had been offering for almost ten years the best pizza in Warsaw. After the renovation we found a completely different menu with options that make zero sense compared to the previous one. We decide to order anyway and the dough is completely different, it has a strong taste of yeast and that's actually the only taste you will notice, since the other ingredients won't add much taste to it. Since the previous time we had pizza in "Ciao a tutti DUE" (the original place was under renovation) and the pizza was still excellent, when I paid I dared to ask the waitress "did you change the menu everywhere or in Ciao a tutti due they still do the pizza in the proper way?". The waitress is uncapable of understanding sarcasm so she asks the manager, who understands even less, so she looks at me like I asked the dumbest question in the word, shakes her head and replies that all 3 pizzerias share only the name but they are indipendent businesses, so she cannot comment on what ciao a tutti DUE does. Once back home we checked online the menu for Ciao a tutti DUE, we found the same changes applied and we realized that an era is over.

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