La Vittoria

So you say you can't find the reservation under my name. We dined at your establishment on March 28th. I'm reposting the comment, which still stands. The pizza was average. The sauce was quite salty. Where they are unbeatable, however, is in terms of service and customer relations. Even in Paris, I've never seen such boors. If you look at the reviews, it's a recurring theme. Once they've served you, they only want one thing: for you to pay and leave quickly to make room for the next customers (even if those customers haven't made a reservation). Here's a small selection of examples of their welcome and service: 1. Two members of the group (there were four of us in total) arrived at the restaurant (it must have been around 7:40 PM... so not exactly rush hour. The tables were practically empty). They didn't let them sit down while waiting for the rest of the group. We arrived barely five minutes later. Then we were allowed in. 2. They take our order and we eat. 3. As soon as we finish the last bite, the waiter comes over to ask us to pay. I was in the middle of a conversation, and he was waiting right there next to me. I didn't even have time to finish. I had to pay immediately. I stopped what I was saying and we paid. A minute later, they came over to ask us to leave the table. I'm not saying you should let customers linger all evening, but we didn't even have an hour to eat. And the next seating was at 9 pm. I had been told the second seating was at 9 pm. No problem. But at 8:40 pm we had to leave. Do you know why? Not because the next customer had arrived, but because they had to give the table to walk-ins. And when I pointed it out, instead of handling it like proper restaurateurs, they started arguing without even realizing how damaging such a discussion with a customer in a restaurant that was, by then, quite full, could be for them. In short, in the 30 years I've lived in Paris, this is the first time this has ever happened to me, even in restaurants located in the most touristy areas. They do this in Italy, and they have to close a week later because nobody goes back.

It feels just like Naples!

🍕🇮🇹 Review – La Vittoria Pizzeria → 9/10 🍕✨ 💸 Value for money ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ 🎨 Originality ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🤝 Human experience ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🚗 Worth the trip? ✅ YES ⭐ Certified gem? ✅ YES Open for 5 years, La Vittoria Pizzeria is a place that inspires confidence from the moment you arrive, with many Italians in the dining room and on the terrace. A very good sign. 🍕 La Vittoria Beef stew simmered for six hours according to my mother's recipe, fried meatballs, fior di latte mozzarella, ricotta, Parmesan, and basil. An ultra-generous, comforting, and utterly delicious pizza. 🍋 O Sole ’e Napoli Pacchetella yellow tomatoes, lemon zest, stracciatella, fior di latte mozzarella, Parmesan, and basil. A wonderfully fresh pizza, perfectly balanced between the acidity of the lemon and the sweetness of the stracciatella. 👉 A great place to enjoy authentic Neapolitan pizzas, made with quality ingredients and a mastery of the recipes. 📍173 rue du Temple, Paris 3 📸 @notjustarocket — Sony A6700 + Sigma 18-50mm f2.8

The real Neapolitan pizza ❤️

I absolutely loved this Italian restaurant. From the moment you step inside, the warm and authentic atmosphere sets the tone: you could almost believe you were in Naples. The wood-fired oven stands proudly, releasing aromas that immediately whet your appetite. The Neapolitan pizza is stunningly perfect: thin, airy crust, slightly puffed and crispy edges, generous toppings with melting buffalo mozzarella, and a tomato sauce that evokes the sunshine of southern Italy. The expertise and respect for tradition are evident. As for the service, the staff is welcoming, friendly, and offers helpful advice on creating your perfect meal. The prices are reasonable considering the quality of the ingredients. Excellent value for money and a place I wholeheartedly recommend to all lovers of authentic Italian cuisine!

Excellent Italian food, but prices significantly higher than in Paris. And the air conditioning was very noisy!

Feel like you're in Naples even in Paris. The products are excellent, and you can feel the love in their cooking and service. Special!

Unfortunately, the restaurant has declined significantly since our last visit two years ago. The server, presumably the owner, was extremely unfriendly. We didn't feel welcome at all during our entire visit. At the end, he suddenly appeared with the bill even though we hadn't finished eating. The pizza itself was okay, but nothing special. I definitely wouldn't order the bruschetta again. What a shame...

The pizza dough is delicious!!! And the owners are very kind!!!

A real pizzeria run by lovely Neapolitans. The two brothers, Mama... I felt like I was in Naples. I loved it! 😃

Delicious pizza, just like they make it in Naples.

Best pizzeria in Paris.

Stepping through the door of La Vittoria is like stepping into a warm Italian family atmosphere, but above all, it's a chance to savor high-quality products made with love (the pasta by Mamma, the pizza by one of the two brothers taking turns...). It's one of the best, if not the best, Italian restaurants in Paris.