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Neromora, a small family-run pizzeria in the 5th arrondissement

by Melle Bon Plan
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This Italian spot in the 5th arrondissement, very close to the Gare d’Austerlitz and the Jardin des Plantes, is run by real Neapolitans and offers traditional cuisine from Southern Italy.

Since it’s not too far from my workplace, we went to check it out on a weekday lunch with my favorite photographer.

Black Italian pizza and pasta being eaten by a person in a restaurant.

The welcome at this totally authentic family restaurant is very warm, and the decor, although a bit old-fashioned, has kept all its charm.

On the menu, you’ll find famous Neapolitan pizzas, antipasti, and pasta dishes, based on fresh products imported directly from the Campania region.

Near the entrance, there is also a small deli corner where you can find some of these Italian products.

Neromora bar, hanging glasses, Italian posters, and bottle shelves.

Santa Claus figurine on a Christmas tree in a pizzeria.Italian wine bottles under a black and white framed photo of a man waving.

Pizzeria interior with a bookshelf wall filled with wine bottles and set tables.

To try:

  • Small fresh bruschetta offered by the house to whet the appetite, as an aperitif.

Two traditional bruschettas with tomatoes and basil on a white plate.

  • The Tartufo pizza with mozzarella, parmesan, and truffle cream (€23). Here, we are dealing with a very good pizza with a very thick crust; personally, I prefer thin crusts, but when it comes to pizza, everyone has their preference… In any case, the balance of truffle is well-executed, and it’s not too overpowering.

Neapolitan truffle and cheese pizza on a plate.

  • For the main course, I let myself be guided by the hostess and I tasted one of the restaurant’s specialties, the squid ink pasta with seafood (€20). Apparently, it’s a Sicilian or Neapolitan recipe (I didn’t quite catch which). It was very original and delicious.

Black squid ink pasta with grated parmesan and pepper salad garnish.

  • For dessert, obviously, I melted for the very good homemade tiramisu (€8), smooth and creamy as you could wish.

Individual tiramisu served in a glass on a decorated plate.

  • We also tested the Cassata Siciliana (€6), a traditional Sicilian cake with ricotta and candied fruits, which we found very sweet and a bit heavy.

Slice of Italian cake (cassata or ricotta) on a decorated Neromora plate.

Wines: very nice selection of Italian wines and a beautiful collection of bottles; unfortunately, as I came for my weekday lunch break, there was no question of drinking alcohol because I had to return to work sober (yes, I know, I am very serious!).

Shelves filled with red and white wine bottles, some labeled Piemonte, Chianti.

Price: starters between €13 and €15 / pizzas between €9 and €23 / pasta between €13 and €23

Facade of the Neromora pizzeria with a chalkboard menu and terrace.

Neromora
36 boulevard de l'Hôpital, 75005 Paris

St Marcel metro or Gare d'Austerlitz
Open Monday to Saturday from 11:45 AM to 3:15 PM and 6:45 PM to 11:15 PM

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⇒ My Italian restaurants in Paris

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⇒ Little Nonna gluten-free pizzeria
⇒ Italian brunch
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⇒ Ammazza
⇒ Gemini Family
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Photo credits: Nicolas Diolez
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