ABOUT US Due Amici is a family-run pizza & pasta bar restaurant located in Ybor City. We take pride in our food, handcrafting our sauces to compliment the flavors in our dishes. Our pizza dough is mad…
The Chicken Parm Hero is huge and absolutely Delicious. It's a Chicken Parm inside a hot garlic hero. The best I have ever eaten and I am from New York.
Create Your Own Pizza toppings pepperoni and mushroooms; also fresh,delicious and Due Amici does not skimp on their portions. Thank You!
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Erin M
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• 1/1/25
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Delicious lasagna def made of fresh ingredients and u can tell by how great it tastes! Pizza slices are huge and not too greasy! (Put my hand next to it for scale ref ) def worth the little bit of wait (although I would suggest to lose the piece of lettuce in center of lasagna im guessing used for garnish - kinda gross and just got tossed out- just glad I didnt accidentally eat it) over all EXCELLENT meal
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Sai M
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• 14/1/25
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Amazing! One of the best chicken parm dishes I've had. Nice portion I even saved some for lunch tomorrow. Food was still piping hot when it arrived I'll definitely be a regular going forward lol.
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Pujan P
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• 18/9/24
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Due Amici in Tampa is the perfect late-night spot for pizza lovers! Their massive pizza slices are impressive not only in size but also in flavor. The crust strikes that perfect balance between crispy and chewy, and their sauce has a rich, flavorful taste that elevates the entire slice. Whether you're out late and need a satisfying bite or just craving some quality pizza, Due Amici delivers. The combination of generous portions and top-notch ingredients makes it a must-visit for anyone in Tampa looking for delicious Italian comfort food. Highly recommended!
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Leah P
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• 24/7/24
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The White Pizza is always amazing. Fresh dough with fresh cheese!!! Definitely worth the price with how huge the slices are.
