About this spot
Peperoncino delivers authentic Neapolitan pizza with charred crusts and vibrant San Marzano tomato sauce that rivals Naples itself. The kitchen also excels at handmade pasta, particularly their cacio e pepe which relies on freshly grated Pecorino Romano for a silky, peppery finish.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order the 'Pizza Napoletana' to experience proper wood-fired dough with a leopard-spotted char.
- Ask for extra pecorino cheese on the cacio e pepe if you want a richer, saltier flavor profile.
- Save room for the tiramisu made with local Dutch coffee and imported Italian mascarpone.
Common Questions
How much does Peperoncino cost?
Expect to pay around €25–€35 per person for a pizza and drink, totaling approximately $28–$40 USD.
Where is Peperoncino?
Located in the De Pijp neighborhood of Amsterdam, near the Albert Cuyp Market station entrance at Van Baerlestraat 61.
What should I know about ordering pizza here?
The menu features a rotating selection of seasonal toppings; stick to the classic Margherita or Diavola for the most traditional Neapolitan experience.
About this page
Restaurant: Peperoncino (Peperoncino)
Cuisine: italian
Location: De Pijp, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Source: Curated from local review platforms