Ai Marmi

"In the heart of Trastevere, Pizzeria Ai Marmi—affectionately dubbed "L'Obitorio" by locals due to its long, marble slab tables—has been a Roman institution since 1931. This historic pizzeria has steadfastly preserved the art of traditional Roman pizza, offering a no-frills, authentic dining experience that has stood the test of time. The menu is a celebration of simplicity and flavor. The Margherita, with its thin, crispy crust, tangy tomato sauce, and fresh mozzarella, exemplifies the essence of Roman pizza. Equally noteworthy are the Fiori di Zucca, delicate zucchini flowers stuffed with mozzarella and anchovies, lightly battered and fried to perfection. The Supplì al Telefono, named for the stringy mozzarella that stretches like a telephone cord, are a must-try starter. The ambiance is lively and unpretentious, with the bustling energy of patrons and staff creating a vibrant atmosphere. The service is efficient, ensuring that despite the constant flow of guests, your pizza arrives promptly, hot from the wood-fire oven."

"One of Rome's most iconic and best pizzerias. Pizzeria ai Marmi is a traditional Roman pizzeria in Trastevere, open since 1931. The pizzas are cooked in a fantastic wood fired oven and are constantly being served, together with delicious fritti. The menu includes all the classics and other unique toppings, and a great selection of fried starters. You will also find a small selection of cold starters, such as meats and cheeses or salad. This is a historic location in a beautiful area of the city, where you can experience Roman pizza culture in its original form. They don't take reservations, walk-ins only."

"This pizzeria is the kind of place you go for great pizza and table wine or Italian beer at super low prices. It's chaotic and loud - a true representation of the Eternal City! If you are in a mood to enjoy real Italian pizza and Roman specialties, like fried zucchini flowers, surrounded by locals - this is your place! "