Pomodorino Swords in Swords

The 10-inch pizza was okay... the can of tonic water was a joke though... just like the suggestion that seemed nice when the waitress asked us if we wanted garlic mayo... we thought it was just a friendly gesture, but when the bill came, we saw that she'd charged us €2 for it 🤡 And by the way, a Latin/reggaeton playlist in an Italian restaurant isn't very smart...

Dropped in last minute last night for dinner here with my wife. It was late but they were happy to seat us. The food was absolutely delicious and the guy serving us was great. So much so, that I had to post a review. We don’t live very far so we will definitely be back.

Pizza is always delicious and the staff are lovely and friendly.

It's great to finally see decent neapolitan pizza in Ireland. Other than forno 500 which is really far from North Dublin, that's the only option, and it's great.

Great menu and nice gluten free options

Authentic flavors, fast and correct service. 10/10

On our little tour of Ireland one of our stays was in Swords. This restaurant was recommended and definitely did not let us down. The food was really nice and the service was brilliant. Big 👍 from me

3 stars because the prices are absolutely outrageous. €18.50 for a Diavola pizza… I've worked in many pizzerias throughout my life, and the most expensive pizza on the menu was one topped with Culatello di Zibello (one of the most prestigious cured meats in Italy), and it cost €18. Three supplì for €11 is also excessive, especially considering that in Rome and Milan you can easily pay much less. That said, we ended up paying €88 for one appetizer, three supplì, two pizzas (a Diavola and an 'Nduja pizza), two drinks, and two desserts. In my opinion, that's an unreasonable price for a pizzeria. It's more in line with what you'd expect to pay at a proper restaurant—especially if you had ordered a bottle of wine! 😂 ITALIAN TRANSLATION 3 stars because the prices are HUNTING €18.50 for a diavola... I've worked in many pizzerias in my life, and the most expensive pizza on the menu was one with Culatello di Zibello (the most renowned in Italy) and cost €18. 3 supplì €11, something we know we pay much less for in Rome and Milan. That said, I paid €88 for an appetizer, supplì, two pizzas, one diavola and one with Ndjua, two drinks, and two desserts... in my opinion, it's an exorbitant price for a pizzeria, much more appropriate for a restaurant; (with a bottle of wine 😂) Italian Translation

I went with my girlfriend for a plate of penne all'arrabbiata and a Margherita pizza, followed by a tiramisu. There's nothing to say. I felt like I was in Italy: fresh ingredients, and sublime food. Friendly and helpful staff. I'm sorry I didn't take photos of the dishes; they were just for display. Highly recommended for Italians and lovers of Italian cuisine.

Amazing pizza and very kind staff! Will definitely return for other delicious food on the menu.