O'scià Pizzeria Napoletana sur Paris

The gluten-free pizza is prepared in a separate kitchen!!

We have visited as a group of 4 italians, the pizza was lovely (we had both normal and fried pizza), and the service was quick and attentive.

Well the pizza and the "afrikan" is not bad but nothing special.

Excellent pizzas, delicious desserts and very pleasant service, I recommend 100%!

The waiter made errors in the bill, he knew about it and did not want to correct. Definitely a no go.

We were thinking of going to an Italian pizzeria, but we ended up sitting at a restaurant that had African decor and served chicken and sweetbreads. In fact, we had the impression that the owner has monopolized Tiquetone street: they have the O'Scia' restaurant, but also the restaurant opposite (Ammare) and also the restaurant next door (Malibù) where we were seated (despite the fact that we had reserved O Scia'). We found ourselves in a room where the clientele consisted of a rotation of groups of Asian tourists who were served chicken and sweetbreads. In this place, we were served a pizza (which was quite good), which perhaps came from the "real" restaurant O Scia'. The wine (Pecorino) pretty good too. The servers, friendly. As soon as we finished, we were told we had to get up to make room for the others. I felt a bit like I was on an assembly line. So if you want to look for a pizzeria, avoid O'Scia'!

Especially eggplant pizza and tiramisu are great.

Great 10% promotion when you opt for takeaway pizza! The pizza would have been excellent if only the dough would have been more cooked.

Visited per high google reviews. Had two pizzas and calzone. Mediocre and not impressed. Servers weren't kind. They weren't rude but why not smile a little. Didn't feel welcomed.

A good Neapolitan pizza cooked over a wood fire. Service is fast. Friendly staff. Small downside on the desserts. But we will return there for the pizzas!