Monday

Closed

Tuesday

11:30 am - 7 pm

Wednesday

11:30 am - 7 pm

Thursday

11:30 am - 8 pm

Friday

11:30 am - 9 pm

Saturday

11:30 am - 9 pm

Sunday

11:30 am - 7 pm

Taglio di Roma is described as delivering an authentic Roman pizza al taglio experience with a straightforward, no fuss approach where pizzas are chosen from a glass counter and eaten on the go. The dough is repeatedly praised as outstanding and the ingredients are very fresh, with a wide variety of toppings; some reviews note a thicker, fluffier crust that resembles focaccia while others find parts of the crust dry or too crispy with excess crust on the edges. The atmosphere is said to carry authentic Italian vibes and the service is often described as courteous and friendly, though some find the interior a bit cold. Opinions on consistency vary, with some diners feeling improvements on revisits. The experience is often quick and simple, with a direct, straight to the point style that makes it easy to grab and go. In Laval, diners praise fresh ingredients and the variety, including arancini, and note the local Italian vibe and friendliness. Overall, Taglio di Roma is seen as an authentic option for a Roman pizza experience with caveats about crust texture variation and occasional crowds.

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Desiree

4.0

Authentic italian pizza bar with nice italian vibes. Simple & fast. Nothing fancy, but that's what a true pizza bar is all about. Straight to the point, no menu needed, choose your pizza through the glass, eat & go. M

Nov 4, 2025

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Sandro

5.0

Pizza al taglio is as authentic that it can be outside of Rome. The dough prepared in 72 hours is really outstanding & the variety of toppings is pretty impressive. Highly recommended if you're in the mood of Roman pizza

Oct 9, 2025

Lindsay

I will be honest, I tried this place 7 years ago & I did not like it. I left a 1 star reviews. However I tried it again last week & was pleasantly surprised how good it was. I really enjoyed the pizza, the dough & ingredients are very fresh. Very authentic restaurant. Glad I tried it again & I will be going back. Thank you !

Sep 25, 2025

Rob

Great pizza Al taglio in Laval. Not your typical pizza. This is a focaccia style that is thicker & fluffier than the typical pizza. All ingredients are fresh & quality & you can choose from many different types. Definitely worth the trip if you want a more authentic Italian (Roman) experience.

May 27, 2025

DanyAt-679

1 Review

very authentic pizza making from Napoli. Awesome dough, very good pizza. Love it!!!

Jun 4, 2017

Tony Marinaro

I have eaten pizza all over the world. The only ''pizza al taglio'' (pizza by the slice) outside of Italy that I have eaten that reminds me of authentic Italian pizza is at TAGLIO DI ROMA in Laval. Fernando perfected his trade at the ''Accademia Pizzaioli'' in Italy, where making pizza is an art. He has brought that experience & artistic touch to Montreal. He uses quality ingredients from Italy including the best flour. &, he makes the dough rise 72 hours which makes it extremely light & digestive. There are other secrets behind these 20+ great pizzas on the menu which are Fernando's special oils & his special touch. This sets Taglio di Roma apart from the rest. From the first time I walked in his wife ANNIE made me & my family feel like a member of their family. TAGLIO DI ROMA is 5 star.

Jun 23, 2015

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