Ai Marmi

Discover Ai Marmi, a historic Rome pizzeria since 1931. Enjoy authentic Roman-style thin, crunchy pizzas, delicious calzones, and classic Italian dishes in a lively, informal setting. Perfect for lunch, dinner, or late-night bites—outdoor seating, quick service, and a vibrant atmosphere await.

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Ai Marmi
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Nestled in the lively heart of Trastevere at Viale di Trastevere, 53-59, Ai Marmi stands as a testament to Roman pizza’s rich history since 1931. This iconic eatery channels a no-frills spirit with its marble-topped tables and roaring, energetic vibe. It’s a place where locals and tourists collide over thin, crunchy Roman-style pies cooked to perfection. The vibrant atmosphere is lively and informal, perfect for both quick bites and leisurely dinners.

Outside, the bustling streets of Trastevere line the scene, adding to the authentic Roman experience. Known for its late-night offerings, Ai Marmi ensures you savor pizza, fritti, and local specials well into the night, echoing the spirit of a true Roman gathering spot. Drop by if you crave a slice of history and flavors that resonate with the soul of Rome. The place is a community cornerstone, where the aroma of baked pizza and laughter fills the air.”},{

Ai Marmi offers more than just pizza. It’s an authentic Roman tavern with outdoor seating that invites you to enjoy your meal under the open sky, especially on warm nights. The restaurant boasts a diverse menu featuring classic antipasti like prosciutto, bresaola, and fried zucchini blossoms. Their Roman pizzas are renowned—thin, crispy, topped with quality mozzarella and authentic tomato sauce. Quench your thirst with a selection of local wines, including Frascati and Chianti, or opt for a refreshing Peroni or Bud beer.

The menu extends to hearty secondi, fried bites, and delightful desserts like tiramisu and ricotta cheesecake. Accessibility is a priority with wheelchair-friendly entrances and seating, catering to all guests. Whether you’re craving a quick lunch, a leisurely dinner, or celebrating with friends, Ai Marmi’s lively environment and hearty fare make it a standout in Rome.”},{

Location & Contact

The Setting

Address

Viale di Trastevere, 53-59, 00153 Roma RM, Italy

Phone

+39 06 580 0919

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The Journey Behind the Flavor

Ai Marmi
Ai Marmi
Ai Marmi
Ai Marmi

Ai Marmi isn’t just a pizzeria; it’s a slice of Roman history. Since opening in 1931, this legendary spot has defined the local pizza scene with its signature Roman-style thin and crunchy crust. Its marble-topped tables mirror the classic charm of traditional Italian eateries, and the lively atmosphere resonates with the heartbeats of Trastevere’s community. The restaurant is famed for its deep-rooted authenticity, welcoming countless generations of locals and visitors. Here, you find more than just pizza; you discover a cultural hub that celebrates Roman culinary craftsmanship. The staff’s warm hospitality complements the bustling environment, where table service delivers hot, flavorful dishes close to midnight.

Popular for gatherings, solo visits for a quick bite, and late-night revelry, Ai Marmi draws a diverse crowd—from university students to seasoned locals. Its commitment to quality and authenticity makes it a must-visit for anyone eager to taste real Roman flavor.

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Ai Marmi

Step outside into the lively streets of Trastevere, where Ai Marmi’s outdoor seating offers a perfect escape from Rome’s hustle. During warm evenings, the terrace fills with the sounds of street musicians and animated chatter. The vibrant, informal vibe makes it so much more than a meal—it's a community gathering. The historic façade of the restaurant hints at its storied past, while the colorful street life embodies contemporary Rome. Whether you're dining al fresco or simply soaking in the lively neighborhood, Ai Marmi’s outdoor ambiance captures the essence of Roman street culture—loud, friendly, and full of life.

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Reservations & Service Hours

  • SundayOpen
  • MondayOpen
  • TuesdayOpen
  • WednesdayOpen
  • ThursdayOpen
  • FridayOpen
  • SaturdayOpen

Guestbook & Reviews

Customer Reviews

Historical Pizzeria of Trastevere. Pizza is Roman style very thin and crunchy. Entrees are the typical Suppli, olive ascolane and fried zucchini flowers. Not the healthiest but very yummy. Then there is a huge selection of any kind of Pizza’s and Calzoni. Place is very busy, super noisy inside, and better to stay outdoors especially on a hot romantic night. A stop over is a must for a tourist in Trastevere. Ideal for a group of friends that wants to celebrate something and add more noise.

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Alessandro

I literally had the best pizza in Italy here ! I fell in love with the Roman Pizza. The place is fully packed and is very busy, so there is a long wait time to finally have your pizza but it’s worth the wait . Trust me. Don’t go to tourist traps this is the best place for pizza in Rome!

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R P.

one of the best pizza in the world. the dough is great, the mozarella and tomato sauce are great too. I know pizza, if you ever come to Rome this is the pizzeria. also you will feel the pizzeria athmosphere, because the place is full with italiens.

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Sorin H.

If you want to sit outside, depending on the time, you might have to stay in a queue. They serve only dinner, which is ok if you don’t want to go there during the day. Food is amazing 👍 worth waiting in the queue for us 😋

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Shaghayegh J.

Three Italian friends brought me here, claiming it’s the best pizza in Roma. I must agree! The pizza crust is incredibly thin and flavorful, crispy around the edges with fantastic toppings such as squash blossoms and finely chopped mushrooms. The zucchini frittata was genius, so delicious that we ordered a second plate of it. The house wine was local Frascati white, and it was decent enough. The ricotta cheesecake was exceptionally delicious. The waitstaff was slammed, but they did a fine job considering the crowd. You might find yourself waiting a little longer than you’d like to order, but it’s all very much worth the wait, and once we ordered, it wasn’t long before our food arrived. I highly recommend this pizzeria.

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Roberta S.

We ran into this place by accident and it was fairly empty but by the time we left, this was crazy full with a long line to get in. The fried food was yum but I would skip the fried cod fish. I did see a lot of people ordering it so might be a local favorite. The pizzas are all amazing, we had a couple both were good. They do tend to burn the crust a little so be prepared to throw some of the crust away. Would happily go here for a quick pizza meal any day!

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Kevin