Pizzeria Bruno

We did a somewhat last minute trip to St Tropez and did not have any dinner reservations secured. However we were able to get into Pizzeria Bruno with a short wait. Food was good - we got a Margherita pizza, lasagna and spaghetti carbonara - nothing standout but not a bad option if you're in the area.

Bruno is a rather lively pizzeria in the heart of St. Tropez. The menu includes not only pizzas but also paste, meat or fish. We decided for different pizzas and before that a green or mixed salad.
The salad came and was a joke! For 8€ the green salad consisted of a small Romana salad which the stalk was cut off and put on a plate. Not served, without dressing just put on. The mixture was just right - only 5 tomatoes and 3 olives were still on it, and that for 14€! Cheekiness.
The pizzas for it were all the better! Delicious hot crispy, just like a pizza should be.

The dessert pizzas are especially great. With raspberry and Grand Manier, or apple and rum or banana and rum. Fresh whipped cream is served with it! Very tasty.

Altogether absolutely ok - salad will never be ordered here again!

Pizzeria Bruno is one of those places you can't beat. Solid pizza, nice little place, cute atmosphere, friendly service. Simple proposition.... Good food, simple table wines, and they stick to what they know.

Wish they were in USA!

Casual atmosphere and delicious food! The pizzas are mouth watering, especially the romana. The veal saltimbocca was out of this world. Veal layered with melted cheese and ham.

This place is one of the more low key places in St. Tropez. Dinner will cost you around 20 euros per person with wine. No reservations required, just show up and grab a seat at one of the tables. Tables are tiny and seats are pretty small but it's all part of the experience, being crammed into this fabulous little Italian spot on the back streets on St. Tropez. This is a must visit!

A local favorite, One of the better pizzerias in the south. Efficient service and keeps the budget intact for shopping at one of four Villebequin shops nearby.
When heading back to the quai, the over 50m boats are a short walk off to the right through a polite checkpoint.

Very nice place and the Pizza was very, very delicious.
But a little expensive.

9,5 of 10 Points !

C'est bon!

There are not many reviews of pizza places in St. Tropez, so we didn't end up here until the last night. Too bad, because it was great! We would have definitely become regulars if we had stayed longer. We had one pizza with mushrooms and capers, and another one with cheese and herbs and black olives. YUM! The crust was just thin enough, and there was not too much cheese.

Everything was delish. Crowded. They have burrata which is always a plus. Pizza crust is thin with many toppings.