Bar Pizzeria Da "Ovo"
- Italian cuisine
In Ficulle, this pizzeria bar focuses on a simple menu at low prices: primi at €10, desserts at €4 and a full menu at €23
Our selection: 27 restaurants for «Pizza» in Tuscan Maremma — detailed listings, reviews and direct booking.
In Ficulle, this pizzeria bar focuses on a simple menu at low prices: primi at €10, desserts at €4 and a full menu at €23
In Montalcino, Saloni serves contemporary Mediterranean cuisine in the Palazzo Saloni boutique-hotel, with private parking, and dishes such as pinci with lamb ragù or bistecca alla fiorentina
An Italian menu at contained prices (dishes €8-11, average €26 per person) with tortelli, pappardelle al ragù and named wines up to €38
Vis à Vis in Orvieto offers inventive plant-based cuisine with homemade dishes at €14-18 and an average price of €35
In Pitigliano, La Collina focuses on products from its own production (salumi, lardo, agnello) and a Tuscan menu featuring: pici, cinghiale, peposo del Brunelleschi
Family Tuscan cuisine for over 35 years, renowned for its pappardelle al cinghiale, with a gently priced menu for about €30 per person
Valbona focuses on sea fish, pasta from the Mancini agricultural pasta factory and a sea-view terrace in Castiglione della Pescaia
Mifood is an economical pizzeria-osteria in Grosseto: extensive pizza menu, moderate prices and a few Tuscan dishes such as pici or rostinciana
Agripizzeria and self-proclaimed km0 agriristoro in Magliano in Toscana, with pizzas made from named ingredients at gentle prices (€8–12), coperto at €1.5 and a €19 average per person
Orvieto address with an outdoor garden, friendly service and a Neapolitan pizza focus complemented by seafood and named regional dishes (cinghiale, tartufo)
In Montalcino, this pizzeria offers pizzas from €7 to €15, five DOC montalcinesi pizzas and IGP chianina beef from the Val di Chiana, for about €25 per person
Molo Sedici stands out for its pizzas and pinsas with light, crispy dough, served facing the fishing port of Castiglione della Pescaia
Pizzeria in the centre of Grosseto with a very extensive menu: red, white and daring pizzas, calzoni, pitta and fritto, with children's menus at €10 and an average of €21 per person
In Montalcino, this restaurant focuses on a view over the valley and a simple Italian menu, between taglieri, pici and meats, at about €26 per person
Trattoria in the historic centre of Castiglione della Pescaia, a few steps from the sea, with outdoor tables and a Tuscan and Mediterranean menu
In Follonica, La Lanterna has been a family business since 1959, specializing in fish from the daily catch
Rosso Vivo combines Neapolitan pizzas (from €7.5), grilled meat and fish, with named products such as chianina or pecorino toscano
An economical restaurant in Orvieto where the menu combines umbrichelli, cinghiale and piccione all'orvietana at moderate prices
Bistrot in Marina di Grosseto, near the Luna Park, known for its fresh fish and its charcuterie and cheese boards, with outdoor seating and friendly service
In Orbetello, this meat and pizza restaurant run by chef Ida Santoro serves fresh homemade pasta and regional dishes such as tortello maremmano, with an average bill of €25
Historic beach establishment on the seafront of Marina di Grosseto, with a terrace facing the sea and an Italian menu: pici, tortelli maremmani, seafood and pizzas
In Seggiano, an affordable Italian restaurant (about 22 € per person) offering named regional dishes such as peposo or pici all'aglione
Wood-fired pizzeria integrated into the Capalbio Resort, with a menu that goes beyond pizzas: pappardelle with wild boar, pici with cinta senese, Chianina fiorentina
A beach venue in Castiglione della Pescaia, with tables right on the sand, pizzas from €14 to €30 and fish dishes, a summery and family-friendly atmosphere
Maremma, a land of contrasts between sea and hills, offers a culinary experience where pizza is rooted in a generous terroir. Here, pizza is more than a dish; it is the reflection of a history, of a land and of its products. Imagine a soft dough, topped with pomodorino del Piennolo, , this small tomato with an intense flavor that grows on the slopes of Vesuvius, or also the provola di Barlotti, a fresh and smoked cheese. Some establishments, like Le Parùle, in Ercolano, about 1h30 away from the Maremma, celebrate this "pizza di territorio", showcasing local products and authentic flavors, all under the benevolent gaze of the volcano.
In this region, pizza is often paired with local wines, full-bodied reds made from grape varieties such as Sangiovese, which perfectly accompany the richer toppings. The seasons also influence the choices: in summer, pizzas with fresh seasonal vegetables take center stage, while autumn may see more robust creations appear. To enjoy a pizza in a typical setting, think of places like Bar Pizzeria Da "Ovo" or Saloni, often tucked away in villages where time seems to have stood still. Don't forget to book, especially in high season, as these places popular with locals are quickly overrun.