Pizzaioli — Restaurant in Poznan

How may I sing the many praises of this place. I think I ate here 3 nights during a 9-day trip. I have celiac and limited options when traveling. They have a dedicated space for making gluten free stuff, so I was able to eat here, which was unusual and very nice. I actually had to stop and make sure the pizza they gave me was gluten free, because it seemed like the crust was too nice and therefore sus. :P But no, it was gluten free. I did not get sick. Good service, nice atmosphere, all the family I took there enjoyed it, and it was nice to have a place to eat delicious pizza that was safe for me, which I have not enjoyed in a very long time. Thanks guys - I will be back whenever I am in Poznan again! Note: They have English menus and English-speaking staff if you are a visiting...

Not sure why this place is so highly rated. We came here for lunch and were extremely disappointed, particularly with the slow service. It took 40 minutes for them to bring our pizzas, despite the place being quiet. I had to go in and ask how long they were going to be as we were needing to be somewhere. When the pizzas did come, they weren’t the best, they were cooked, but because they’re so thin the toppings made them really sloppy in the middle. The best thing about the place is they give you large scissors to cut your pizza rather than a wheel or knife. Honestly don’t waste your time here (literally), there are so many...

Do not recommend this restaurant, the pizza crust was burnt to a crisp, the base was raw and the toppings were soggy and cold. The tomato base was so diluted it dripped all over the place and was barely even pink, nevermind red. The pasta was okay, not really any meat though, and not really worth the price. Very poor considering it’s meant to be an “authentic Italian restaurant”. The server was lovely and this is nothing against them, just the restaurant as a whole. Would not go...