Top Restaurants in Zoagli
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Top 10 Pizza food in Zoagli, Italy
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Zoagli including Malu, Marinin Pizza & Bistrot, Il Focacciaio, Il Focone, El Paso, Ristorante Pizzeria Bella Napoli, Pizzeria Il Delfino, Pizzeria M'aMa, Ristorante Vesuvio, Il Patio
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10. Il Patio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 295 reviews
Reviewed By DebPrins
My husband and I went to this restaurant and were terribly disappointed. My husband ordered the soup which was cold and inedible. Our waitress tried to sell him on it by taking the spoon and pointing out the beans and the âI donât know what that is calledâ in it. As we sat eating our pizza staff members carried bags of garbage past our table along with the organic waste pail (there went the soup).Staff seemed more interested in changing out of their uniforms and waving good bye to fellow members than looking after patrons. All in all, I would have to say that this is the worst restaurant we have ever been to in Italy and we have travelled this country extensively. There are plenty of other options within the area. I would recommend one try somewhere else.
9. Ristorante Vesuvio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 939 reviews
Reviewed By Detlin
The restaurant was by far better than expected.Very good location in the harbour area.We can recommend pizzas and spaghetti alle vongole.
8. Pizzeria M'aMa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 757 reviews
Reviewed By vorospeti
We stayed in Lavagna for a long weekend and asked our receptionist about best pizza in town. She said it's in Chiavari, about 20 minutes walk, but it worth. She was definitely right. We had no reservation but got a table on the terrace for 1,5 hours. The staff barely speaks english, for me it was a sign that we are at the right place..:DIf you are lucky enough, you can sit on the other side of the street and watch the sunset over the mountains.We have tried the pesto pizza (of course) and the 4 formaggi. Both were fantastic especially with the vine we chose. For desert I tried the ananas (pineapple with a super delicious vanilla icecream).
7. Pizzeria Il Delfino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 934 reviews
Reviewed By yvflv74
The queues outside this restaurant are quite something - the line finally disappeared about 10pm! but it was worth the wait. To save time, we chose our food while queuing and ordered directly. The pizza came quickly and was enormous!Service was quick, though they're so busy that sometimes little mistakes happen (they forgot our knives - I just went and got some). They're friendly and pleasant.Important - cash only!
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6. Ristorante Pizzeria Bella Napoli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 623 reviews
Nearby Carlo Riva Harbour, Lucio and his family have been working for your sake and happyness. Nice plate great Pizza. Tryit!!!!
Reviewed By Tim C
Wow. Fantastic. Tasty. Yummy pizza made properly but a great pizza maker. Great choice. Perfectly cooked with fabulous service made this the best pizza weâve had this holiday. Would love more. Thank you for the experience
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5. El Paso
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
Reviewed By giacomojim_13
Our first year in Rapallo we at fgirst avoided El Paso because of its name. But then we found out what great pizza they prepare! Second year we ate there often but stuck with pizza despite the appetizing fishes we saw being served to other tables. Our third year in Rapallo we ventured into the other dishes and they are some of the best we have eaten in Italy over many years. My wife really enjoyed all the fish dishes, especially the calamari. I had the tagliatelle with gorgonzola and noci (nuts) which is out of this world! The pasta is fresh-make and super light and delicate. I also had some other pasta dishes and all were extremely good. We did go back for pizza a few times (we stay for seven weeks each year) because it is exceptional. Funky ambience, and a weird name for an Italian restaurant but fantastic food at great prices and a very friendly staff. Put this on your must list of restaurants. Right near the train station.
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4. Il Focone
Overall Ratings
4 based on 365 reviews
Reviewed By dariobettini
We come back every year to this Restaurant. They have a big room and playground for Kids, who can jump around and have fun. When it's crowded the sometimes even have a Teen Girl watching to the Kids! The Food is delicious, the Prices are fair! and the employees are very professional and super friendly! Bravi ragazzi, ci vediamo!
3. Il Focacciaio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 359 reviews
Telefono 0185/66459
Reviewed By Oleksii72
Great Italian pizza here!!! We tasted 3 types and spaghetti carbonara-all were amazing!! "4 formaggio " was a best which I eat before!! That's all!!)))
2. Marinin Pizza & Bistrot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By pieroinusa
A major expansion from the traditional and always well prepared pizza. This place offers a variety of specialty foods. My tuna tartare was quite good. Nice wine selection. Friendly and fast service. Nice breeze even for lunch time makes the stay enjoyable and comfortable. Worth coming back for a good and reasonably priced meal
1. Malu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 303 reviews
We are a small family run restaurant. We are 5 minutes walk from the sea and the city center. Our specialties are pizzas, local dishes and dishes from Friuli Venezia Giulia. We offer nice events theme nights. Dogs are welcome. Reservations recommended.
Reviewed By Esther S
Lovely little restaurant just slightly away from the main centre of Chiavari. Great pizza selection with a mixture of bianca and tomato bases, along with a decent pasta choice and antipasti. My husband loved his 'white' pizza and I enjoyed my local specialty panseti con salsa di noci, both of high quality along with the really good bread that came with the cover charge. Just be aware that the staff speak little to no English (not a problem for us as we wanted to practise Italian and came armed with offline Google translate) but the dessert selection wasn't on a menu and I only understood two or three things being said and there was no cabinet to view. If you have it on a card at least you can translate the words. Overall a great experience and we would go back.
