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Piccolo Buco
11.6k reviews
Rome · Italy
Trieste Pizza
6.7k reviews
Rome · Italy
Pizzeria da Remo
6.6k reviews
Rome · Italy
Da Francesco
6.4k reviews
Rome · Italy
Deroma
5.9k reviews
Rome · Italy
Basta
5.3k reviews
Zagreb · Croatia
Peppo al Cosimato
4.5k reviews
Rome · Italy
Li Rioni a Santiquattro
4k reviews
Rome · Italy
Nuovo Mondo
3.3k reviews
Rome · Italy
Proloco Pinciano
2.1k reviews
Rome · Italy
Crocca
2.1k reviews
Milan · Italy
Pizzeria Sancho
2.1k reviews
Fiumicino · Italy
Glory Pop
2.1k reviews
Milan · Italy
Pizzeria Chicco
2k reviews
Colle di Val d'Elsa · Italy
La Romana
1.9k reviews
Crotone · Italy
Pizza 120
1.8k reviews
Rome · Italy
Pizza Gegè
1.7k reviews
Rome · Italy
Sette
1.6k reviews
Vienna · Austria
Dazio Roma
1.5k reviews
Rome · Italy
MaMeMi
1.5k reviews
Copenhagen · Denmark
Magnifica
1.4k reviews
Rome · Italy
Tonda
1.4k reviews
Rome · Italy
I Belcastro
1.4k reviews
Rome · Italy
Brucio – La Romana
1.3k reviews
Rome · Italy
Pizzería Al natural y ecológica
1.3k reviews
Sevilla · Spain
Al 384
1.3k reviews
Rome · Italy
ARDECORE
1.3k reviews
Rome · Italy
Arka Ristorante Pizzeria
1.3k reviews
Bodrum · Türkiye
Nando in Pizzeria
1.3k reviews
Grottaferrata · Italy
La Mangiatoia
1.1k reviews
Rome · Italy
Eroi della Pizza
1.1k reviews
Rome · Italy
Baccio e i Gradini
1k reviews
Rome · Italy
Morso
999 reviews
Madrid · Spain
Santa Romana Pizzeria di Quartiere
965 reviews
Rome · Italy
Sua Maestà La Pizzeria & La Filetteria
960 reviews
Rome · Italy
Crazy Pizza
945 reviews
Catania · Italy
Baldinucci Pizza Romana
911 reviews
Austin · United States
Farina 23
889 reviews
Sevilla · Spain
Babette
835 reviews
Stockholm · Sweden
TAC Thin and Crunchy
819 reviews
Rome · Italy
Maccaré
807 reviews
Maccarese · Italy
Bordo la Pizzeria del Pigneto
801 reviews
Rome · Italy
Nice Pizza e…
707 reviews
Rome · Italy
Fornace Stella & Muscas
701 reviews
Rome · Italy
La Villa
673 reviews
Viterbo · Italy
Vico Pizza&Wine
646 reviews
Rome · Italy
Mozzafiato
629 reviews
Milan · Italy
Svario Pizza Bar
594 reviews
Rome · Italy
La Pergola
585 reviews
Radicondoli · Italy
Margherì Pizza Romana
506 reviews
Turin · Italy
Fratelli Trecca
498 reviews
Rome · Italy
Tema – Roma in una pizza
446 reviews
Aprilia · Italy
Casaconsorti
434 reviews
Rome · Italy
Pizzeria GioMà
386 reviews
Rome · Italy
Pizza Chef
346 reviews
Rome · Italy
Fratelli Nucilli
308 reviews
Rome · Italy
A Tutta Pizza
278 reviews
Reus · Spain
Il Maratoneta
250 reviews
Rome · Italy
Favilla
249 reviews
Rome · Italy
Elysium
247 reviews
Rome · Italy
Romans will tell you their pizza is the tonda romana: rolled paper-thin, baked until the base shatters like a cracker, with almost no raised rim. It is the opposite of the soft Neapolitan disc, built for crunch, eaten quickly, usually one per person. That scrocchiarella snap is the whole appeal, and getting it right is harder than it looks. Did you know? Roman dough usually works in a little olive oil, which the Neapolitan version leaves out, and that fat is part of what gives the tonda its brittle bite. The list below leans into the tradition across Rome, from old trattoria ovens to kitchens reworking the dough for a cleaner break. We ordered the spots by what people who came to eat actually thought, not by the line outside.
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What is Roman-style pizza (pizza romana)?
Pizza romana tonda is the round Roman pizza: rolled very thin and baked until crisp and cracker-like across the whole base, with almost no raised rim. It is the opposite of the soft, pillowy Neapolitan style. Romans often call a good one scrocchiarella for the audible crunch.
Is Roman pizza the same as pizza al taglio?
No. The thin, crunchy round is pizza romana tonda. Pizza al taglio is the rectangular, by-the-weight pizza sold from trays in Roman bakeries, with a thicker, airier crumb. Both are Roman, but they are different products.
How many Roman-Style pizzerias does OpenPizzaMap list?
Right now we list 85 Roman-Style pizzerias, and the map keeps growing. Every spot is added by someone who showed up and ate the pizza, then ranked by what people who came for the pie actually thought, not by raw star counts.