Gambero Rosso Two Slices · Trento · Piné · Pergine

Neapolitan pizza with Gambero Rosso Two Slices, among the best in Trentino

light and easy to digest, since 1964 in three locations

A carefully crafted pizza, down to the last detail: dough left to rise for 48 hours with Petra flour, buffalo mozzarella, San Marzano tomatoes and PDO Parmigiano. Enjoy it for dinner and still feel light the next day.

Gambero Rosso Two Slices 48-hour dough PDO ingredients Same pizza in 3 locations
Neapolitan pizza with burrata, prosciutto crudo and basil, puffy charred crust
Since1964

Recognised by Italy’s most respected food guides

The quality of our pizza is recognised by Gambero Rosso, 50 Top Pizza, Quaglia Petra and Identità Golose.

Only Italy’s best pizzerias earn this kind of recognition, which rewards excellence in ingredient selection, technique and the overall experience.

  • Logo Due Spicchi Gambero Rosso
    Gambero RossoTwo Slices in the Pizzerie d’Italia guide, among the best pizzerias in Trentino
  • Logo 50 Top Pizza
    50 Top PizzaListed among Italy’s best pizzerias
  • Logo Petra Molino Quaglia
    Petra Molino QuagliaPetra Pizzeria: certified flour and dough
  • Logo Identità Golose
    Identità GoloseListed for its ingredients and dough

Three pizzerias, one pizza

Three pizzerias in Trentino, one pizza

In Trento, Baselga di Piné and Pergine Valsugana you’ll find the same dough, the same ingredients and the same menu. Only the atmosphere changes: choose the one closest to you.

The dining room at La Talpa pizzeria in Trento

TrentoLe Albere area · open for lunch too

Lunch tooSummer terraceOpen 7 days

Our modern city pizzeria: a quick weekday lunch, a relaxed dinner and summer drinks on the terrace.

Mondinner 18:30–22:00
Tue–Fri12:00–14:00 · 18:30–22:00
Sat12:00–14:00 · 18:30–22:30
Sun12:00–14:30 · 18:30–22:00

Corso del Lavoro e della Scienza 6/8, 38122 Trento · 376 124 7423

About the Trento pizzeria (in Italian) →

The Tubo: the dining room carved into the rock at La Talpa in Baselga di Piné

PinéBaselga di Piné (Miola) · where it all began

Since 19643 dining rooms250 seats

The family’s original pizzeria, with three rooms: the main room, the Tubo carved into the rock and the upstairs room. Great for families, couples and large groups.

Monclosed
Tue–Sundinner 18:30–22:00

Via della Cròs 7, 38042 Baselga di Piné · 0461 557202

About the Piné pizzeria (in Italian) →

La Talpa in Pergine Valsugana in the evening, with a full outdoor terrace

PerginePergine Valsugana · Località Fratte

ValsuganaLunch menuOpen 6 days

In the heart of Valsugana, with a warm, family feel. At lunch there is a daily menu with pasta and main courses; in the evening, pizza with friends or family.

Mon–Thu17:30–21:30
Fri–Sat17:30–22:00
Sunclosed

Ponte Regio, Località Fratte 29, 38057 Pergine Valsugana · 0461 183 0316

About the Pergine pizzeria (in Italian) →

Pergine only

Lunch menu

  • Pasta menuPasta of the day, water and coffee11.50
  • Main menuMain course, side, water and coffee13.50
  • Full menuPasta, main course, side, water and coffee16
  • Pizza menuAny pizza, water and coffee13

At La Talpa Pergine, at lunchtime. Soft drink, small beer or glass of wine +€1.50. Dishes made fresh every day, with quick service for people on a work break.

Tuesday and Wednesday evenings

All you can pizza for €18.90

At all three pizzerias, for dinner. Drinks not included.

Book the all you can pizza (page in Italian)
A La Talpa Margherita fresh from the oven, with a puffy charred crust

Why it’s light

Four reasons our pizza is easy to digest

A carefully crafted pizza, from the flour to the last topping. There’s no secret behind the lightness: just time, a carefully chosen flour and quality ingredients.

  1. 48-hour doughPre-ferments and a long rise: the dough matures slowly and reaches your table light, without that heavy feeling after dinner.
  2. Petra flourEvery pizza starts from 300 g of dough made with Petra flour by Molino Quaglia, for a crisp, airy crust.
  3. PDO ingredientsPDO buffalo mozzarella, San Marzano tomatoes and Parmigiano Reggiano, with PDO extra virgin olive oil on every pizza.
  4. The La Talpa scissorsInstead of a knife you get scissors with our logo, so the pizza is cut without being squashed. A tradition that began in Piné in 1964.
Matteo, owner and pizza maker at La Talpa

Our story

A family pizzeria since 1964

Hi, I’m Matteo. My mother and father opened La Talpa in Baselga di Piné in 1964. I grew up there and learned to make pizza, then built on it with the flavours I discovered on my travels.

The name comes from that place: in the Piné “cave” I found the right conditions for rising and baking, thanks to the local water and temperature. (La Talpa means “the mole”.)

Today there are three pizzerias, in Trento, Piné and Pergine. The method is the same in each: slow dough, hand-picked ingredients, scissors instead of a knife.

Matteo

Reviews

What guests say

★★★★★

“Excellent ingredients and a dough that’s easy to digest. The chocolate lava cake was delicious!”

Ale C.
★★★★★

“Perfect pizza: light, crisp, well-risen dough and top-quality ingredients.”

Raphael C.
★★★★★

“We’d never tasted pizza this good: perfect dough, perfectly baked.”

Genny Q.
★★★★★

“Lovely idea to give every guest their own pizza scissors. Highly recommended!”

Giulia F.

Book

Book your table

Choose a location and book online in a minute, with real-time availability. For large groups or special requests, call the pizzeria directly.

TrentoLunch and dinner · Corso del Lavoro e della Scienza 6/8

or call 376 124 7423

PinéDinner, closed Mondays · Via della Cròs 7, Miola

or call 0461 557202

PergineLunch and dinner, closed Sundays · Località Fratte 29

or call 0461 183 0316

Frequently asked questions

Before you come

Where can I eat authentic Neapolitan pizza in Trentino?

At La Talpa, since 1964: Neapolitan pizza with a puffy crust, slow-rising dough and PDO ingredients. You’ll find it, exactly the same, in three pizzerias: Trento (Le Albere area), Baselga di Piné and Pergine Valsugana.

Where is the best pizza in Trentino?

You’re the judge. What we can tell you: our pizza holds Two Slices from Gambero Rosso and is listed by 50 Top Pizza and Identità Golose. Guests mostly mention the light, easy-to-digest dough and the quality ingredients.

Is the pizza the same at all three locations?

Yes. Trento, Piné and Pergine use the same Petra-flour dough, the same PDO ingredients and the same menu. Only the setting and opening hours differ.

Why is La Talpa pizza light and easy to digest?

It’s the dough: pre-ferments and a 48-hour rise with Petra flour by Molino Quaglia. The dough matures slowly and reaches your table light. The toppings are PDO: buffalo mozzarella, San Marzano tomatoes, Parmigiano Reggiano and extra virgin olive oil.

What kind of pizza do you make?

Neapolitan pizza with a puffy crust, since 1964. You can also order it “cartwheel” style, thin and wide, or with a ricotta-stuffed crust.

Where can I have lunch?

Pergine has a lunch menu with pasta, a main course or pizza, water and coffee, from €11.50. Trento is open for lunch Tuesday to Sunday. Piné is open in the evening only.

Which locations are open on Monday and Sunday?

On Monday, Trento (dinner only) and Pergine are open; Piné is closed. On Sunday, Trento and Piné are open; Pergine is closed.

Can we come as a group?

Yes. Piné has three rooms and 250 seats, ideal for large groups, birthdays and company dinners. For large groups, call the location you prefer.

What is the Tubo?

It’s one of the three rooms at the Piné pizzeria: a tunnel carved into the rock, where it all began in 1964. If you’d like to dine there, mention it when you book.

Do you have lactose-free pizza?

Yes, the Margherita is available with lactose-free mozzarella. For other allergies or intolerances, ask our staff for the allergen list.

Why do you serve scissors instead of a knife?

It’s a tradition that began in Piné in 1964: La Talpa scissors cut the pizza without squashing it, so the crust stays soft.

La Talpa Pizzeria 1964

Light, easy-to-digest Neapolitan pizza since 1964.

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Trento

Corso del Lavoro e della Scienza 6/8
38122 Trento
376 124 7423

Piné

Via della Cròs 7, Miola
38042 Baselga di Piné
0461 557202

Pergine

Ponte Regio, Località Fratte 29
38057 Pergine Valsugana
0461 183 0316