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Vioglio de Pizza |
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by Sadie Dobrozsi / 07.04.2004 |
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Location and Hours |
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This restaurant is located at 33 Via dei Giubbonari, at most a five minute walk from the Campo de Fiori. The posted hours are 'no stop', it is open from mid-morning until late evening.
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Price Range |
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A typical meal - a large slice of pizza and a drink - should cost no more than five euro. The pizza is priced by weight so a pizza with more toppings is more expensive. This establishment also has excellent lasagna and pasta, all for around the same price.
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Time of Visit |
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I have eaten there every day that we have been in Rome. (Twice on 8.31)
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Description |
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The restaurant is fairly small and informal. There are tables both inside and outside, MTV is always on if you sit inside. Be careful when ordering - wherever you point on the pizza is where they will cut your slice. I ended up with a huge piece by accident. Also, if you order a water it will have bubbles and taste funky.
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Menu |
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I have tried several of their pizzas. My favorites are:
1. cherry tomatoes, olives (green and black), cheese
2. eggplant, tomato, cheese
3. artichoke, tuna, tomato, cheese
4. tomato, basil, cheese
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Review |
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The food is great. It is quick, easy, inexpensive, and always satisfying. I get excited each day to try a new pizza and have to keep going back so I can continue to eat my favorites. The quality of service is good, the workers don't speak much English but it is fairly easy to point to what you want. Beware, they absolutely will not accept a fifty euro note.
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