

Pizzeria Da Baffetto Via del Governo Vecchio 114 (on the corner with Via Sora, five blocks west of the southern end of Piazza Navona)
tel. +39-06-686-1617
Dinner only; closed Sun in winter
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Pizzeria Da Baffetto
A legendary, convivial pizzeria near Piazza Navona in Rome, Italy
Everyone from local students to international movie stars (honest, last time I was there I saw Jeff Goldblum; the bum marched straight to the front of the long line and waltzed right in) line up outside Baffetto's doors for what just may be the best Roman-style pizza in town.
One small room, lined with white ceramic tiles and snapshots of celebrity patrons, wraps around the wood-fired brick oven just inside the entrance, while two more dining rooms are squirreled away upstairs.
This is a pizzeria, not a restaurant, so all they do is the traditional Roman crisp, thin-crust pizza. It comes in three sizes and with your choice of toppings (a small, plain "pizza margherita" costs around $4; a fully loaded large runs $10).
Oh, and you can start with an appetizer of bruschetta, slabs of peasant bread grilled, rubbed with garlic, drizzled with olive oil, topped with chopped tomatoes, and sided with white cannellini beans and mushrooms.
A true pizzeria, it opens only for dinner (6:30pm to 1am).
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- Other pizzerie in Rome
- Dining in Rome / Rome Restaurants
- Typical dishes in Rome
- Wine bars in Rome
- Gelato in Rome
- Quick bites and Roman fast food
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- Useful Italian phrases for dining
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