Pisola Hirakata Suyama
Japan, 〒573-1164 Osaka, Hirakata, Suyamacho, 83−1 サンシャインプラザ枚方内Italian restaurant
Via Francesco Vitalini, 31, 00155 Roma RM, Italy
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Located in the heart of Rome at Via Francesco Vitalini, 31, Passaparola is the go-to spot for anyone craving a delicious, cozy pizza experience. Whether you're in the mood for a quick bite or a laid-back dinner, this pizza restaurant offers both takeaway and dine-in options, making it a perfect choice for any occasion. Passaparola is all about authentic, mouth-watering pizzas with a variety of toppings that will satisfy any craving. The laid-back vibe, combined with its inviting atmosphere, creates a perfect setting for a casual meal with friends or family.
The menu at Passaparola doesn't just stop at pizza. For those looking to indulge in something extra, you'll find a selection of beers, wines, and even coffee to pair with your meal. It’s an ideal spot for those late-night cravings as they offer late-night food, ensuring you can enjoy a bite after a long day or a night out in the city. And for the health-conscious, Passaparola has a range of healthy options, so you don’t have to worry about compromising on flavor while staying mindful of your dietary choices.
Whether you're looking for a spot to unwind with a drink or just want to enjoy some comfort food, Passaparola caters to all tastes. The combination of delicious food, a welcoming ambiance, and service options like takeaway and dine-in make it a standout option in the area. It’s more than just a place for pizza - it’s a place where you can relax, enjoy a drink, and savor every bite.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
Via Francesco Vitalini, 31, 00155 Roma RM, Italy
One of the best Roman pizza you can find in Rome, thin, light and crunchy at the right point.
Very informal restaurant with a nice, family feel. Our party of 4 came straight from the office hungry - a bit early for Italian dinner timing, so the place was empty. The wood-fired pizza oven visible from outside the restaurant was the deciding factor to choose this over the one more-or-less across the street. Not many choices for places to eat in this rather industrial outskirt of Rome, but this was an excellent choice. The antipasti was terrific, and the pizza simply amazing. Extremely wide choice, and if you are hungry, the very large size will satisfy all but the biggest hungers. The crust was thin and crisp, the tomato sauce fragrant and delicious, and the toppings fresh and tasty. very affordable, with friendly service and terrific food - a must repeat if ever in this area again.
I ordered pizza. Very big and tasty. Lots of toping options. Not on the tourists attraction list. The restaurant is located in urban zone. Recommended only if you are in the region.
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.