Pizzi — Restaurant in Budapest

Arrived at 20,10PM and asked for two pizza margheritas, only to be told by disinterested staff that they could not make them as they closed at 9PM. As a hospitality worker myself, bad service is extremely noticeable. I find it hard to believe that it's too busy to make the simplest pizza on the menu within a 50 minute timescale. Interestingly enough, wolt orders were too blame. As we were walk in customers, we should have been shown a bit more respect, especially when wolt take commission from orders. THE BOTTOM LINE- Specify on your menu/website that if you are 'too busy' and 'close to closing' that service may not be provided. It will save hungry patrons from walking 30 minutes to the shop on a...

Three weeks ago spent a few days in Budapest, two blocks behind the Radisson Hotel, we walked past this place and decided to check out their pizza. We ordered a Margherita and took a slow walk around the block while it was cooking. 15 minutes later we picked it up, walked the two blocks back to our room and had a great pizza! American versions lean towards too thick crust and too much cheese & sauce. This pizza was thin cooked perfectly with a slight flour dust on the crust and the light sauce was first rate.

Recommend it, you won’t be...

They have a website with their menu so you can make your choice in advance. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. They helped me with the Hungarian language on the menu I was struggling with (to show my choosen pizzas). Had a couple of laughs.

The pizzas were absolutely huge! The dough was really good and the taste of the pizza itself super delicious. The prices are very reasonable to.

A very great experience. Thanks. Keep up...