Pizzico Pizzeria — Restaurant in Lisbon

Tl;dr waitress amazing, pizza meh. Please put olive oil on the table.

The establishment was completely full, and the server wasn't sure whether or not there was space, so we were ready to leave. However, the female waitress told us a spot would open in a few minutes, and we could wait outside for second with the menu.

Once inside, the atmosphere was great and they helped us shortly. We had ordered the cheesy pizza and one of the vegetarian ones. The vegetarian one was good. The cheese pizza was horrific. Way to thick - already stalled cheese.

Luckily the waitress helped perfectly and offered a different pizza as exchange. Fantastic!

As most reviews say; the crust is thick & the inside is thin. Which is a fine choice to make. But you got to adjust the amount of cheese. And the crust being SO THICK, they should put olive oil on the tables to make it tastier. Saw too many tables with unfinished pizza.

All in all. Waitress saved it, has a lot of potential. But for now, I'd look to...

We came for a late diner without reservation. All places outside were reserved, inside was still place. Inside were 4 little tables and 2 large ones. Outside were approximately 12 little tables. So we had a table for 2 inside. After we sat down, I expected a menu and the normal question for a drink while looking over the menu, but that did not happen. I tried a few times to look at one of the good looking ladies, but they seemed to be very busy until one figured out why we still not being served. We ordered drinks and later we ordered pizza. I took a Peroni and a pizza Maciste. The pizza looked really nice and was accurate to the description in the menu, spicy. In the restaurant was music, but this was suddenly rudely disturbed by a group outside that played life music on drums and clapping. After a while...

Pizzico Pizzeria Napoletana truly delivers an outstanding pizza experience, pretty much like real Italian pizza! The staff are just as delightful – friendly, attentive, and clearly passionate about what they do. The crust is perfectly blistered and chewy, with that authentic Neapolitan char, and the toppings are fresh, high-quality, and generously applied. A special shout-out for their spicy pizza – it's a fantastic choice for those who love a little kick. However, for future enjoyment, I'd highly recommend that Pizzico Pizzeria consider offering a larger Italian beer, perhaps a 0.66L bottle, to perfectly complement the heat and elevate the experience even further. Overall, Pizzico Pizzeria Napoletana is a must-visit for any pizza lover. With fantastic food and wonderful staff, it's a place I'll be eagerly...