Sorrento Pizzeria Napoletana — Restaurant in Paris

Response to owner :

It is part of our culture to share food and not waste food.

We would have ordered more if we were hungry, which is really standard practice.

Anyway I'm not here to justify I did say thank you and bye but you can continue your accusations online cause all you are showing is your arrogance and snobbiness to the rest of the world.

If you honestly think one pizza takes 2 hours table time then I must say you need more experience 😶

I have dined in Naples, Rome, Milan, Firenze,Bologna, Sorrento, Málaga, Mumbai, Madrid, Barcelona, Mallorca all from small restaurants to "big" restaurants never had an issue with sharing a Neapolitan pizza! But I wish you the best of luck 🤝

Original: Honestly, at first it seemed like a great restaurant vibe but when the waiter came to take our order - he refused as we wanted to share a pizza between 2 and then order more later if we were hungry, he said it's not possible for you to have a whole table with 1 pizza - so we left, think they should be transparent and write this out as their minimum requirement order. I have been to so many restaurants in Popolare, Pink Mama, Brooklyn Pizzeria but never...

Sorrento is an absolute "must visit" for Paris! We went there for a company lunch and we were a big group (7 people).

The 4 person starter plate we ordered first turned out to be 6 big plates and they were amazing.

I ordered the (Napolitaine) Pizza Diavola and it was one of the best Pizzas I've had in a while. We actually had a Napolitan colleague with us and he gave them a 9/10 for the Pizzas.

Some ordered a dessert as well (different Tiramisu's) and they were absolutely delicious.

If you have a reservation, be on time else they'll give your table away and they are right to do that, it's a small place so a "no show" costs them quite a bit of revenue.

The owners and the waiting staff were super friendly, the atmosphere was great and we had a blast.

Prices are very good for Paris as well, so if you want a good Napolitan Pizza, go there!

10/10...

Came here as a family of 4 with 2 young kids and was highly disappointed with the rude service. The minute we walked through the door the waitress appeared disgruntled for no apparent reason and several times made sure we had read the “terms of entry”, written in a rather small box displayed on the front glass stating that each person must have their own meal or the bill must come to €60, and only if we agreed to that could we dine. So that was a major anticlimax to what we thought would be a really nice dinner given the great reviews this place had. Nevertheless, with two hungry kids in tow, we stayed and the food did not disappoint. All the pizzas looked fresh and delicious and would also recommend the gnocchi. It’s just a real shame about the service which continued to be subpar throughout the...