Fimmina

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  Maggie J 2 months ago

  5.0

  In an effort to find a good place to get Pizza while in Paris, I discovered Fimmina on the list of 50 best pizzerias in Europe. We made a 1:30 pm reservation on Saturday (Valentine's Day) and showed up a little bit early. They weren't able to seat us until our reserved time as it was very crowded. We were seated in a small upstairs dining room and promptly placed our order. We had the Loren & Regina pizzas and they were both outstanding. You can tell that the cheese and toppings are super fresh and the crust was chewy and really delicious. The space itself is small and "cozy". This spot for sure wasn't a tourist trap because there weren't any Americans dining there and not much English to go around. Highly recommend making a reservation because this pizza was a knockout!

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  Anne Celestin 4 months ago

  5.0

  The food is fresh and delicious. Ernesto is an amazing server, very friendly and helpful. I love that so many Italians come and eat here. That’s how you know it’s authentic. Definitely make the stop!

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  K M 2 months ago

  5.0

  Small pizza place in Paris! But is deliciousss! It was an amazing experience. The establishment is very small but overall is quite cozy.

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  Fmghill40 2 months ago

  5.0

  Smalll but mighty. If you are looking for fresh real pizza, it's here. From a perfect curated menu, the pizzas are generous, fresh and pack great taste. Welcoming staff. What's not to like! Give it a try, you won't be disappointed.

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  Eliisa Paananen 3 months ago

  5.0

  It was so delicious! The best pizza ever, and I have certainly had my share of them. Tasty, innovative, friendly and cozy. I got in soaking wet, from a pouring rain, and I loved the shubtle elegance of how I was aided with getting everything sorted and then seated. Class and professionalism lies in details.

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  Anonymous

  On our last evening in Paris with family, after several nights of French cuisine, we decided to try pizza to change things up a bit. The little girl was very happy. Among various searches for new places to eat (many Asian restaurants), we found this tiny pizzeria run by a Sicilian guy with a very nice and welcoming assistant. We enjoyed an excellent pizza in a true Italian atmosphere, a cozy and intimate setting, perhaps the smallest place I have ever eaten in my life, a real gem. If you are traveling in beautiful Paris and have kids who love pizza like mine, I recommend it to you. Above all, we support made in Italy, as many outside our home often improvise using our love for good food to sell things that have little to do with Italian cuisine. During my second visit to Paris, I saw "Italian Restaurant" signs on every corner, then you look at the menus or enter, greet, and realize that there is nothing Italian about it. Come on, guys!!!!Read more

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  Anonymous

  Small restaurant on two floors. A little cramped. Great welcome. Reasonable price. We ate great unctuous pizza. I recommend it.Read more

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  Anonymous

  Since I've lived in Paris, I find this to be the best pizzeria I've found. Very good pizza, as well as tiramisu. The staff is really nice and sociable. I recommend to book, given the space a little tight.Read more

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  Anonymous

  Exceptional pizza, warm and welcoming atmosphere, fantastic staff, especially our waitress Giulia from Sardinia!Read more

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  Anonymous

  Pizzas, most of which are named after Italian actresses, are really excellent and original. The price is reasonable and the service welcoming.Read more

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