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Pizzeria da Erio

bakery · Terni · Italia

4.5Google (112)
1creator review

The story

Pizzeria da Erio stands as a cornerstone pizzeria in Terni, celebrated for its traditional approach to Roman-style pizza. The restaurant has earned particular recognition for its pizza grassa, a rich preparation featuring pancetta and pecorino that showcases the region's ingredient-driven cooking. Creator Giovanni Fois highlighted the dish during his Umbria food tour, underscoring its importance to the local food scene.

Situated on Piazza Solferino, this bakery-pizzeria maintains a 4.5-star rating, reflecting its reputation among both locals and visitors exploring Terni's culinary offerings. The focus on classic preparations and quality ingredients makes it a worthwhile stop for anyone seeking authentic regional pizza in Umbria.

Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2022.

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At Pizzeria da Erio, the singularly celebrated Pizza grassa earns raves for its indulgent, crispy-yet-tender base. Reviewers agree the vibe is unpretentious and joyfully satisfying, a true neighborhood gem.

This pizza grassa is incredible. It's not really a pizza, more like a puff pastry thing with pancetta and pecorino, but damn it's good. I'd never call it 'pizza grassa' because it sounds heavy, but it's actually light and delicious. It reminds me of Roman pizza from the night before. I used to come here as a kid for a drink, and now it's a full restaurant. This is a must at Pizzeria da Erio.
Giovanni Fois👍

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1 creator has covered Pizzeria da Erio. Most active: Giovanni Fois

  • Giovanni Fois
    Giovanni Fois

    ITALY FOOD TOUR - ep. 4 UMBRIA FOODPORN · @ 13:09

    Loved

    A fundamental pizzeria in Terni, known for its 'pizza grassa' with pancetta and pecorino, highly praised by the creator.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Pizza Grassa

      This pizza grassa is incredible. It's not really a pizza, more like a puff pastry thing with pancetta and pecorino, but damn it's good. I'd never call it 'pizza grassa' because it sounds heavy, but it's actually light and delicious. It reminds me of Roman pizza from the night before. I used to come here as a kid for a drink, and now it's a full restaurant. This is a must at Pizzeria da Erio.

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