I'm italian and pizza is one of the dishes I miss the most from my home country. Since I am in Dublin I eat pizza every now and then due to high price in most of the Italian restaurants. I've heard about Sano pizza recently and I wanted to try it. I went yesterday with my flatmates and the first impression we had when we came in was "wow nice style this place!". We got a vegetarian, a sapori del sud and a speciale with gorgonzola. The menu has a good number of options between pizzas, drinks and sweets. Not many sides. Be aware that 2 special pizzas are written on the blackboard and there is no mention at all on the menu (just a little suggestion to the owners... Add a mention about the special of the day at the end of the list!). We got our drinks in 5min and the pizza in 20min. Service was very fast. The pizzas were well made, thin in the center with a nice well baked crust. The best in my opinion was the gorgonzola one. But all of them were good. The ingredients are of good quality and real italian ones. I went downstairs and some of the tomato cans and flour bags were still sitting around and were all from Italy. In the end the bill was easy to digest as was the pizza. The price is very affordable compared with the competitors. A Margherita here is 6euros while in other Italian restaurants is 10 euros. Overall I totally recommend this place. You will not be disappointed. I will eat pizza here again for sure very soon.

After having eaten in the restaurant a couple of times, I have tried the delivery via deliveroo last Sunday (very busy I suppose). They didn't disappoint me also this time, the pizzas arrived perfectly on time, still very hot and qualitative amazing as always. The price for delivery is just 1 euro extra per pizza (don't know if deliveroo increased that o Sano did) but anyway for 9 pizzas I have spent 82 euro which is unbelievable in Dublin.