Due Amici Pizzeria - Alto del Tablazo

What can I say? Just spectacular pizza. Italian style. Best Ingredients which make it so gourmet. Price? Very just and affordable ! Too much quality for the price ! Amusing environment. Very nice Italian and vintage music!

As others have said the food is pretty tasty. We got the pesto bread which was quite good and a mushroom/chorizo pizza. Although kind of skimpy on the toppings it was a nice pizza Service on the other hand was terrible Waiter totally forgot our...drink and appetizer order and he just didn’t seem to interested. Hopefully a bad night

I had the most absolutely delicious, delectable, orgasmic meal at this warm and friendly little Pizzeria. I started off with fresh, homemade pesto and bread that was soooo good. If I could have had more pesto, I would have, since it was fantastic. Then I...had the most wonderful pizza, made in the Italian style with a crispy, thin dough, with mozzarella cheese, pancetta and shiitake mushrooms. I could taste each herb in it. I think this was the BEST pizza I ever had in my life! It was so tasty! And I shared large homemade cookies with a friend, so we could each get one was sweet bitter chocolate, one was oatmeal with raspberry marmalade and the other was an apple cookie with greek yogurt and honey. Hmmmm yummy! Andres, our server was extremely friendly and gave us great suggestions on what to try and recommended the BBC honey flavoured beer, he was right, it complimented the meal perfectly. It was only decency that stopped me from licking the bowl of pesto and sucking each finger off, in public. Greediness made me want more of everything, but I was full. However, I still want more!! This little Pizzeria, IMHO, deserves stars!!

My first to Due Amici was in the afternoon. I came up on it in Suramericana by accident while looking for something else. The young man working here is Colombian, and he made me a wonderful bocadillo sandwich and I had two craft beers from...Bogata Brewing Company. The tirimisu was also lovely, but when he showed me the artisanal cookies they make there, with blueberry jam, I wished I had ordered those. So I went back! I went back for authentic pizza, only served after and amazing cookies and more craft beer. I enjoyed the patio and the service was great. Highly recommend.

This place has legit wood-fired oven pizzas. The crust is thin and the actual borde (crust part of the crust) is very crispy though the dough is pretty soft. They were a little cheap with the toppings but the prices were surprisingly low/fair, about an eight-slice pizza (would cost you at my personal favorite, La Pizzeria, though they are more generous with toppings and cheese). In general the prices were low here, surprisingly as I think it is in a Strata barrio. The service was excellent, everything came piping hot and the server was busy. They had one guy who would often have four or five requests in one trip to drop something off. He got everything right and was prompt and timely, really an excellent waiter. Apart from about a dozen different pizzas, they have a decent bread with a great pesto sauce and an antipasti which was decent but on the small side. We ordered sun-dried tomatoes in place of olives and they were hard and leathery, but overall the dish was fine. I would recommend this place. It's a little tough to spot from the street, you have to walk around the back and the patio isn't really visible from either side. Get out of the car and find it on foot once you're close.