The best restaurantsof italian in Kerry

23/06/2025: Probably one of the best pizza I have ever had. The quattro fromaggio was amazing.

23/06/2025: One of the best pizzas I had for a long time

23/06/2025: Hidden gem of Tralee, immediately seated, great service, cheap food yet tastes devine, lovely interior

06/06/2025: The loudest restaurant we've ever experienced, not even in Sicily!! 🤭 The pizza dough was more like grissini, with a bit less spinach. Very attentive and friendly service.

16/06/2025: We were loving our time at Neligan’s across the road, and saw across the street, on Main Street in Dingle, Pizzeria Novecento. Entering, you could see as they were boxing some up that it was offering an authentic thin‑and‑crispy pizza. I grabbed a slice of cheese as a quick snack while I perused the menu and decided on behalf of our group that the Carnivora pizza was what we needed. The locals and bar staff at Neligan’s told us we were allowed to bring it over, so I returned triumphant like my hunter/gatherer ancestors and enjoyed devouring the pizza in the fun atmosphere of the pub. Pizzeria Novecento has the following going for it: Quality ingredients + think artisanal crust: quality toppings on a great base. By the slice option: it was nice to grab a slice of Cheese while thinking of what else to order, it helped absorb some of the Guinness and whiskey and passed the time as as we waited for the main event to cook. Great service: staff were friendly, efficient, warm, and happy to recommend. Local endorsement: folks at the pub told us it was good, there were a lot of regulars stopping by to pick up, even the friendly Gardaí popped in to grab their dinner while we were there. The guys at Pizzeria Novecento were telling us they have outlets elsewhere, but I definitely didn’t get the sense it was a big chain pizza place, you didn’t really get any feeling it was part of a franchise, but looking online it looks like the other locations share some branding and ethos. Right across at Neligan’s pub - we took our pizza over to eat, there are other pubs and places to visit around here. Not far from St James’ Church, the local shops - you’ll be glad you found it and visited. We felt like pizza after a few pints, so was a blessing to find this place selling well‑made pizza right near where we were. Novecento was chosen for convenience, but the quality, local charm and authentic takeaway pizza was a massive bonus and is another fond memory of our time in Dingle.

29/04/2025: Have gotten pizza from their Cork branch plenty of times, but first time in Dingle. Ordered a bunch of different pizzas for a group of 20 on Saturday evening to take across to An Droichead Beag. Fantastic menu, really good value, lots of choice and all as good as the next. The guy who I was dealing with was so lovely and accommodating. Thanks so much!

12/06/2025: Excellent food and service. We got there around 6 pm and were able to have the 7 of us seated immediately. There were a lot of people waiting when we left about 1 1/2 hours later.

12/06/2025: Excellent wood-oven pizza and beet salad! Can’t go wrong with that combo!

05/07/2025: Visited 2 weeks ago when on holiday, was recommended by someone we had met the previous days when we told them we'd be in Cahersiveen. To be honest it was not the best experience - not horrible or bad per se, just not great. The pizzas are not really pizzas - they're more like a tortilla wrap with toppings. It was so hard to tell what kind of dough the base was as it was so thin. But it really did not resemble any pizza I've ever had (and trust me, I eat pizza!). The building itself is obviously beautiful, it's great to be able to sit and have a meal in such a venue, but the place was pretty dead, and as a result the staff (who were all young - no older than early 20s) didn't really give the impression they could be arsed, to be frank. Again, there was no rudeness etc. but a very clear lack of any kind of effort, no smiles, barely any words, and by the time we had paid they seemed glad to get rid of us (we were the last people in, but this was before closing). There was a really awkward interaction between them and a couple who'd come in to order pizza to takeaway too. It was all just a bit odd and the food was not very good. I wouldn't go back, mostly because of the food - it's just not pizza! If they upped their game and started making real pizza dough etc I'd probably give it another chance, in spite of all of the other issues. The tourist season didn't really feel like it had began when we were there so perhaps this is why it was so dead and the staff were quite lackluster and had given up mentally. Who knows. Anyway - I'm not saying don't try this place, you may have a completely different experience. This is just the one we had 🙂

14/06/2025: Great atmosphere in this desecrated church.

12/06/2025: Above and beyond experience! We arrived wet after walking from Camp. Knew we could not check in until after 3 so had a pint at the Newly opened Dan Foley pub next door. Great experience there too. Back at the Old Anchor Brian got us checked in and put our wet boots in the drying closet. Great room! Comfy bed! Fabulous breakfast! Would stay here again in a heartbeat.

24/05/2025: Everything was very clean, the atmosphere was great, the welcome was warm, and the breakfast was plentiful. Everything your heart could desire. A pub and a small shop are nearby. A perfect stop on the Dingle Way.