Ordered take-away, and didn't realize we needed to finish cooking it. The staff were lovely. But cooking the food is part of the service? . This is a very thick, rectangular, focaccia-like-bready crust (~1cm thick), not at all like a Napoli style thin-crust (just so you know, I am aware is called "Romana", but not all pizza in Rome is thick-crust bakery style).
We ordered two gluten free, the third was regular. All came with uncooked fior de latte, possibly 'home-made' (hence the pricing?). The prosciutto pizza was strangely sweet - pistachios and ... honey maybe? The salami was nice overall. The marguerita was very sauce heavy, which our gluten eater doesn't love.
It is really just too expensive - coming in at $36 per person or 140+ for a family of four ... and it wasn't delicious or convenient enough to warrant the price. All in all, we won't order again, for that price point.