Pinsa di Roma — Restaurant in Valencia

I recently visited Pinsa Di Roma with high hopes of enjoying authentic Italian cuisine. Unfortunately, my experience left much to be desired. The food fell short of its promising menu description.

To begin with, the flavors in the dishes were disappointingly bland. The lack of seasoning and depth in taste left me underwhelmed. I had anticipated vibrant Italian flavors, but instead, I was greeted with a dull and monotonous taste profile.

Regrettably, I cannot recommend Pinsa Di Roma to fellow food enthusiasts looking for an authentic Italian dining experience. The restaurant may attract tourists with its charming ambiance, but the food fails to deliver the promised flavors. For a truly memorable Italian meal, I suggest exploring other dining options...

We had a very nice meal of pasta, even though the pinsas looked amazing (we considered adding one to share). We were early by local standards and the restaurant was very busy and it seemed they just filled up quickly (restaurants in the states, call it getting slammed). We still had great service with a smile and felt welcomed by all the staff, including behind the counter. The lasagna and pasta with pesto were tasty and also a very reasonable price. We have been traveling a while away from family and friends, so it was very special for my partner to get a birthday hug from our...

Lunched there with my spouse twice. Patio service from Frank, the Cuban waiter, was very attentive. Really enjoyed the Pinsa di Roma as a shared starter, my wife enjoyed her Spaghetti Bolognese, I had Spaghetti Frutti di Mare (one of my favourite dishes) both times. The first time, it had very little seafood, and no shellfish at all. Mentioned it to Frank the second time, who advised the cook. It was excellent the second time, with lots of clams, cuttlefish, small and large shrimp. We'll certainly be...