Piripi Pizza Urban Food — Restaurant in Siena

Beautiful pizza place! They have 81 different pizzas... maybe even more when you go there. Almost full during dinner time so I'd recommend booking a table. We came without a reservation, though, and upon waiting 15 minutes we were seated. All of the 4 different pizzas we ordered were delicious. Big portions even when we ate pretty much nothing during the day, so ordering appetizers was not a good idea. The pizza was the real deal. A good thing to point is that they keep in mind of personal preferences, such as the thickness of your dough. The staff was friendly and they reached out whenever we needed. The only turn-off is the atmosphere. Since it goes by urban food, the basic stools and tables make sense, but either way they aren't all too comfortable. Also, the outside tables suffer from the noise and exhaust of cars that drive by. I would suggest eating inside, but the inside is pretty hot during summer too due to the kitchen. But considering the deliciousness of the pizza, I'd say it may be worth visiting. (Note: The 4 cheese pizza was a bit heavy on the stomach, and it gives a bit of...

After being turned away from Du voice for being solo, I fell upon what can only be des robed as a little gem of a place. To be hones I was all carb'ed out so looking at their menu I was delighted(Yes they do pizza) but so much more!. I went for the Tuna/red onion/and tomato salad. Oh my dayz, it was scrumptious plus came with a bag a the most delicious fresh bread I've ever(don't normally eat bread)tasted. I complemented the water on the food and he told me the cook makes the bread fresh every day. Okay so I forgot my phone so one had to go back again tonight for dinner to take a(yeah right) photo lol.tonight I tried their promise, amazing. Fresh Tuscan ham/Fresh mozzarella cheese plus a large glass of Chianti under €12. Don't take my word for it, if you ever reach Sienna try for yourself, promise you won't be disappointed. If my son and grandson were hear they would fall off their chairs as I've actually found nothing to...

My wife and I visited Siena for our honeymoon and we dined in this restaurant out of convenience because most restaurants were closed until 7pm. We were looking for food around 5pm.

We really regretted our decision.

We’ve been told that tourist traps usually open throughout the day (no breaks between lunch & dinner) and we personally experienced the trap ourselves.

We’ve tried over 20 cuisines from regions of Amalfi coast, Florence and other parts of Tuscany. This place easily served the worst pizza we ever had. It was burnt and unnecessarily salty. You can get tastier pizza from fast food joints.

Food is bad, service was horrible and our waitress was rude to us.

Please avoid this place. I highly recommend you try other restaurants in Siena that...