“ Supposedly one of the best pizzas in Amsterdam and all of Netherlands, nNea is impossibly hard to get a reservation. Reservations are often booked up for a year so our best bet was either take-out or walk-in. I don't think take-out is available every day of the week so be sure to check before heading out! When we visited, the wait for walk-in was over an hour and there was no way we were going to do that. Take-out is actually its own building and entrance right next to the restaurant. They don't have the full menu as the sit-down side but you can get your pizzas so much faster. They even acknowledge the fact that people will eat in front of the store so they'll provide plates instead of the pizza boxes to save on waste. They'll also have scissors to help cut your pizzas into shareable portions. Each pizza is large enough for a single person but it's better to do family-style and order a bunch of different types to try more. Their style of pizza has a bit of a larger crust and I ended up not finishing those. I tried the Oyster Mushroom, which was my favorite with the mushroom and garlic flavors. The second one was the Salsiccia and Patate (I think?) and was our meat pizza. I couldn't really understand the cashier but they were out of something so the pizza I got wouldn't have been the complete thing. I'm not sure what was missing but overall, a tasty pizza too. If you can get a reservation, I highly recommend dining in to try more things. But if your wait is over 30-45 minutes, just do take-out because I don't think it's worth the wait. ”

“ Did not know until looking this place up just now that nNea ranks amongst the best pizzas in the world! We first tried our luck with walk-in, but after seeing how long the wait was, we decided to grab take out next door instead. They quoted us about 25 minutes for takeout but it ended up coming out much sooner. Overall, the pizzas were good but I can't imagine waiting more than 30 minutes to eat here. I think takeout is definitely the move if you can't get in on a reservation or with a short wait. They do have other menu items though that are only orderable in the sit-down restaurant, so maybe we missed out on some other delicious dishes! ”

“ Ok so a lot of my friends told me to come to nNea. Now I know I was trying to find new places to eat in Amsterdam, but for a guy who loves New York-style pizza, going for Neopolitan-style pizza isn't quite my thing. And I know it was recently ranked #48 on the Top 50 Pizza World ranking list and the best pizza in Amsterdam. But since my friends wanted to try it, sure, why not. If you came here, you probably didn't have a reservation. Well, I talked to them and they said their reservations are open a year in advance. Like...who even knows what they are doing a year in advance? They do keep 25% of their tables open for walk-ins, so thankfully we were able to secure a seat that way. Ordered the Partenope, which is dominated by octopus, and the Roasted Amatriciana, which was topped by guanciale. I suppose for Neopolitan-style pizza, this is pretty damn good. Really tasty ingredients and good crust that is light and airy that held the ingredients up well. They even give you scissors to cut the pizza since it comes out unsliced. Service was good. Even though we were walk ins, they didn't rush us out the door and made sure we had time to eat. I guess the line out the door is proof that nNea Pizza is doing something right. I wouldn't wait that long for it because I know what great pizza is. But in a city starved of elite pizza, I guess I can understand why it is so popular. ”

“ Read about this place being one of the best in the world. It is! We waited an hour but we'll worth it. The woodfired light airy thin crust is perfectly topped with the most outrageously tasty fresh sauce. The pies come with scissors so be prepared to cut those slices. Don't miss this place and there's also a take out side if you don't want to wait. ”

“ Highly rated, supposed best pizza in Amsterdam, and 48th out of 50 of the world's best pizzas, nNea was a no brainer on our itinerary! One of our friends had gone before on a previous trip, and mentioned that reservations are extremely hard and to just hope to get on the waitlist early enough. Unfortunately it would have been over 1hr 30 minutes to sit down, but luckily for us, their next door take-out option was open! That took only 25 minutes in comparison, which is a steal considering the hype around the restaurant! There's a few bar stools inside the takeout shop, and 2-3 chairs outside. You can choose to 'dine-in' and they'll give you your pizza on a plate, but if you're actually taking to-go, they'll give you a box. We got the Provola & Pepe and it was AMAZING!!! Perfect amount of cheese/sauce, chewy but still crisp crust, and all together a solid pizza. We also shared a few slices amongst our friends that got other pizzas, and although I did like the Oyster Mushroom and Salsiccia, I still enjoyed our Provola the most! 1000% worth the stop, just be prepared and come early to avoid the long wait times! ”

“ Ranked #48 in the world's best 50 pizzas. I heard it's very difficult to get a reservation here so we walked in on Saturday at around 8pm. We had to wait an hour to get seated, so we went next door to chill and grab beers. We ordered the partenope and margherita pizzas and they were AMAZING. Definitely worth the hype and waiting in line for if you can't get reservations. The only downside is that their wine isn't the best and it took awhile for the pizzas to be ready. Recommend enjoying your pizza with a glass of refreshing beer! I'm definitely coming here again the next time we're back in Amsterdam!! ”

“ a fantastic Neapolitan pizza. crust is phenomenal, soft and airy with minimal flop for a neapolitan. our favorite was the mushroom and margherita. ”

“ Walk, no RUN here! THIS WAS SO GOOD! A short walk from CityHub hostel, we put our name down for 2 people around 7PM and there was about a 30 minute wait. When I was researching places to eat in Amsterdam, this restaurant came up on several lists for some of the "best pizza in the world". - seriously, on its website it states "nNea has been awarded with 3 spicchi Gambero Rosso and named one of the top italian restaurants in the world. 50 Top Pizza, the guide to the best pizzerias in the world, has voted nNea no.1 in The Netherlands, no.9 in Europe and no.48 in the world." We got two pizzas - a classic margarita and another called Capefierr (Squeezed plum tomatoes, salsiccia a punta di coltello (made by us with local meat), fried padron peppers, mozzarella di bufala, parmigiano reggiano, basil). The ingredients were fresh and delicious (I'm Italian I know good mozzarella and sauce), only critique is the dough could've been cooked a bit longer. We ended up eating both pizzas! ”

“ Read lots of good reviews about this place so had to go and check it out! Luckily we got in no reservation seated at the bar. Quick service overall, place gets packed at dinner time. We tried the salami pizza. Man it was so good. Nice crust and chewy dough. The salami was some spice to it that was tasty. Overall best pizza I had in the city would definitely come back again! ”