Pizzeria Pan'unto - Menu

The pizza and pasta were absolutely great.The service is great and the staff os veru friendly.Prices are very affordable. Highly recommend

Really good pizza here, very welcoming staff. Prices very affordable. We went twice during our stay in Rome and the second night we had the steak which was really good.

Upbeat restaurant with amazing food and excellent selection of beers. Highly recommend the Diavolo (with extra mushrooms) and Carbonara pizzas... But have faith that everything else is good too!

Exceptionel welcoming staff, OK food and reasonable prices makes this tiny restaurant great value for your money. Don't expect something extraordinary, but again the prices more than makes up for the average food.

This may be hidden in Trastevere but must be kept this way. Glass shard found on pizza and staff were extremely unapologetic and we had to beg for the pizza to be replaced. Alongside this, another order on the table was wrong and staff refused to replace it. Don’t waste your time or money here.

Trastevere is always tricky because you can find proper Italian restaurants and places like this one, where Tourists go and think they are eating the best pizza in the world. I can guarantee you it isn't. Ingredients are low quality, staff is okay but they are not dying to help you. Okay if you don't want to spend a lot of money but you can definitely find better places.

We have been positively impressed by this restaurant for its friendly atmosphere, where waiters are listening to you with patience and ready to give you suggestions. Looked like a very familiar place and not touristic, where many locals eat there and not just tourists. Pizzas we had were tasty and big, ones of the best pizzas we had in Rome. Prices were also very low compared to the quality offered and to other restaurants in Rome. We will definitely come back.

There are lots of very expensive restaurants in that part of Trastavere. Pan'Unto stands out among them for its excellent food and service at an incredible value. We had two set meunus, a bottle of good Chianti and two limoncello for 60 euro. The fruitti di mare bruchetta was delicious, both pastas they served were excellent (smoked samon penne and pasta with mussels) and two different tasty grilled fish, followed by a nice dessert and limoncello. A very good meal, and a lot less expensive than other nearby places!

Charming little pizzeria run by two brothers on a quiet square in Travestere. Hard to find, but well worth it. The pasta was some of the best I've eaten. Try the bruchetta for a starter, there are plenty to choose from. The highlight for me was the coconut cake/desert with raspberry sauce. We spent a leisurely couple of hours working our way through the menu and chatting to the staff. A really pleasant dining experience. When we arrived the other restaurants nearby seemed busier, but don't be put off. The place slowly filled up with a mix of locals and tourists but never felt over crowed or loud.