BONA | Pizza Roma [Flaminia] — Restaurant in Rome

⭐☆☆☆☆ Dishonest Pricing – Took Advantage of My Mom and Other Tourists

This pizza place in Rome left a really bad taste in our mouths — and not because of the food.

We walked in for what seemed like a quick, cheap snack. The pizzas were laid out in front, and the sign clearly listed prices per slice. My mother, traveling with family and just trying to grab a few pieces, pointed to a few regular-sized slices — nothing huge or excessive.

But when it came time to pay, the total was far more than expected. That’s when they dropped the trick: the price was actually per 100 grams, and each slice had been weighed behind the counter. No explanation, no visible sign about the weight-based pricing, and no warning when the order was taken. Just a final price that made us feel completely scammed. ( 2 slices for $40)

We didn’t even sit down — this was meant to be a grab-and-go snack. But they still inflated the cost using a deceptive tactic that clearly preys on tourists. My mom was caught off guard and clearly upset, but the staff acted like this was totally normal. It was obvious they’d done this to countless people before.

If you’re visiting Rome, stay far away from places that don’t clearly display their pricing or explain how it works. There are so many incredible, honest food spots in this city — don’t let places like this ruin...

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I paid for the pizza and when he warmed it up and gave it to me I realized it was with tuna. I immediately told him this is not vegan, but he had no replacement options and he said he didn't want to give money back. He only appologized, but I remained both hungry and disrespected. Mind you, I do speak Italian so there was 0 mistake in...