

Saporè DownTown è il locale di Renato Bosco, in centro a Verona. Una sala degustazione capace di accogliere 70 ospiti con un ampio laboratorio con cucina a vista, dalla quale si sfornano le creazioni del pizzaricercatore, quali: Aria di Pane®, Mozzarella di Pane®, Pizza Crunch® e DoppioCrunch®, oltre alla Classica Tonda con Lievito Madre . Un percorso di degustazione che permette a Renato Bosco di proporre la sua interpretazione di pizza contemporanea con una varietà di impasti diversi per forma, consistenza, tipo di lievitazione e cottura.
Hours
| Wednesday | 7–11 PM |
| Thursday | 7–11 PM |
| Friday | 7–11:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–3:30 PM, 7–11:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–3:30 PM, 7–11 PM |
| Monday | 7–11 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Via Amanti, 6, 37121 Verona VR, Italy
Phone: +39 045 803 2221
Website: https://www.boscorenato.it/
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Reviews
Pizza was around 15 € . Water bottle 3€.
Fully recommend. Grazie.
The service is warm, friendly and professional.
I recommend this Pizzeria and will certainly come back when in Verona
The place could be decorated a bit more welcoming and cozy.
Make a reservation and be aware that you have to leave again after 1.5h.
FOOD: Fantastic. Grabbed all types and they were all great. Crunchy, soft, chewy,,,,,,, everything was great and approved by five kids.
PRICE: They are above average (so no €5 margherita pizza). But for me, they are worth the cost.
SERVICE: Great service. Spoke English well and very friendly.
LOCATION: It is not easy but doable with google map. Just about 5min from the Juliet’s balcony.
Fantastic, I will be back.
The quality and preparation of the food was very disappointing. No love, no passion, no Italia.
– the mixed salad was not mixed, only shredded iceberg, the chicken filet that came with was also chopped, it was dry, cold, rubbery and certainly NOT fresh.
-the Pizza Mediterranean: tomatoes and tomato sauce out of a can, straight, no herbs or spices of any sort. The dough prefabricated and the olives of lowest quality. A giant leaf of basil (fresh!) to disguise the convenience food style.
The Spritz Campari was okay.
All in all certainly not worth the money.
It was a Saturday night, the place had 5 tables busy – so certainly no stress in the kitchen as an excuse.
One of the best pizzas I’ve ever had (and I’ve eaten a lot of pizza all over Italy).
I am veggie so had the margarita single crunch. The bread was light and airy with a delightfully crunch base. The tomatoes on top were so sweet and delicious.
They also served an amuse-bouch which was very tasty. Even the italian cola was yummy.
A lovely restaurant with delicious pizzas. Highly recommend – can see why it gets so busy. The photo of the restaurant was taken just after 7pm on a Friday evening. With 30 minutes the place was nearly full!