The Fiori di Zucca pizzeria was founded in 2007 by a couple from Campania. Since 2020, their sons, Raoul and Davide, have been managing the restaurant, which has recently been renovated. Over the years, Raoul has received several awards, such as that of emerging pizza maker, and is appreciated for his creations, including fried foods.
The atmosphere here is modern and focused on creative offerings, while maintaining very competitive prices for the Marconi neighborhood.
Couples’ menu for €27: what is it?
Pizzeria Fiori di Zucca usually offers special deals for its customers. Lately, it has been possible to take advantage of the couple’s menu. This is undoubtedly the most interesting option offered by the restaurant. For only €27 in total for two people, the pizzeria offers a 4-course meal that allows you to taste the pillars of their cuisine: supplì, breaded zucchini flowers, tonnarelli cacio e pepe, and two round pizzas, one classic and the other with two flavors from the seasonal menu.
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Pizzas, between tradition and originality
The pizzas range from classic Roman styles to more elaborate seasonal offerings.
- The Classics: from Margherita (€8) to Napoli with anchovies (€9.50). Fair prices and selected ingredients (such as Bufala at €10).
- Off the Menu: this is where the restaurant really shines, with sophisticated combinations such as Bosco Caramellato (€14): for those looking for strong flavors, with capocollo and sweet and sour onion, Pizza Broccoli & Salsiccia (€12), where broccoli cream and pecorino cheese create a perfect contrast to the savory meat, or Cicoria & Porchetta (€13): a tribute to the rustic flavors of Lazio.
Furthermore, if you are tired of the usual supplì al ragù, here you will find interpretations of Roman first courses in a fried version. This pizzeria is perfect for an informal dinner in Marconi.
Address: Via Giuseppe Peano, 46, 00146 Rome. Open for dinner only.