
Maritozzo
Presnensky, Moscow
Restaurant in Moscow, Russia
The Read
Dress
Smart Casual
Why go
Maritozzo is worth booking for a polished Italian dinner near Patriarch Ponds, especially when late timing, wine, a romantic but relaxed room matter. The strongest order is built across Neapolitan pizza, seafood-leaning plates, dessert; solo diners can manage, but the experience makes more sense for dates or small groups.
About Maritozzo
Should you book Maritozzo in Moscow right now? Yes, if the brief is modern Italian fine dining with Neapolitan pizza. The basics are direct: Maritozzo is in Moscow, lists a smart casual dress code, is priced at about $45 per person, operates daily from 12 PM to 12 AM. It is a stronger fit for diners who want Italian cooking with a refined feel than for anyone looking for a different cuisine or a highly specific service format that is not confirmed here.
The draw is the combination of modern Italian fine dining and Neapolitan pizza. The kitchen’s listed signatures include Neapolitan pizza with salmon and black caviar Aram Mnatsakanov Selection, Burrata BOMBA with homemade pesto, Neapolitan calamarata with octopus, Crudo of pink shrimps and wild orange, Octopus Sicilian style, an Amalfi lemon dessert with mering. That makes the restaurant a clear fit for diners who want Italian cooking with confirmed signature dishes rather than a venue defined by a specific format.
Late dinner works better here than a high-pressure occasion meal
The practical reason to choose Maritozzo is timing. Daily noon-to-midnight service gives it range across the day, the schedule makes it usable for a midday meal, dinner, or a later table.
Positioning is polished rather than bare-bones: modern Italian fine dining, Neapolitan pizza, smart casual dress. That can suit dates and small celebrations, but guests should not assume a more specific format beyond the confirmed facts. The clearest food cue is the cuisine itself: modern Italian fine dining supported by Neapolitan pizza and a set of listed signature dishes.
Order for breadth: pizza, seafood, a confirmed wine accolade
Menu makes the strongest case when it is used across the confirmed signatures. Diners can look to the Neapolitan pizza with salmon and black caviar Aram Mnatsakanov Selection, seafood-leaning dishes such as Neapolitan calamarata with octopus or Octopus Sicilian style, dessert such as the Amalfi lemon dessert with mering. Wine Spectator Award of Excellence recognition in 2026 is also a confirmed trust signal, without needing to assume details about the full beverage program beyond that accolade.
Value depends on expectations. At the listed spend, this is not positioned as Moscow’s cheapest Italian meal, it should not be judged that way. The value case is daily noon-to-midnight timing, modern Italian fine dining, Neapolitan pizza, listed signature dishes, smart casual dress, a confirmed Wine Spectator Award of Excellence in one booking. If the priority is a different cuisine or a more specific format, scan Our full Moscow restaurants guide instead. For a broader city plan, also see Our full Moscow hotels guide, Our full Moscow bars guide, Our full Moscow wineries guide, Our full Moscow experiences guide.
Who should choose it, who should look elsewhere
Choose Maritozzo for modern Italian fine dining, Neapolitan pizza, a polished Italian meal, or a later visit where daily 12 PM to 12 AM hours are useful. Smart casual dress fits the confirmed positioning. Solo diners, couples, groups can all consider it if the cuisine and price point match what they want, but no specific seating layout, booking difficulty, or service format is here.
Planning details
- Location
- Malaya Bronnaya St, 24к1, Moscow, Russia, 123001
- Website
- probka.org/restaurants/maritozzo
- Phone
- +7 499 399-50-90
Venue details
Ambiance
Fine-dining yet cozy Italian restaurant at Patriarch Ponds, with an elegant, romantic atmosphere, refined plating and a relaxed but sophisticated vibe noted by local guides and being listed among the Top 50 Italian Restaurants in the world.[1][9][26]
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At the Table
- Dress Code
- Smart Casual
- Noise Level
- Conversational
- Service Style
- Upscale Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Leisurely
- Capacity
- Medium
Signature Dishes
- Neapolitan pizza with salmon and black caviar Aram Mnatsakanov Selection
- Burrata BOMBA with homemade pesto
- Neapolitan calamarata with octopus
- Crudo of pink shrimps and wild orange
- Octopus Sicilian style
- Amalfi lemon dessert with meringue
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Location
Malaya Bronnaya St, 24к1, Moscow, Russia, 123001 · Directions
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I eat at the bar at Maritozzo?
What is confirmed is that Maritozzo serves modern Italian fine dining with Neapolitan pizza in Moscow, operates daily from 12 PM to 12 AM, is priced at about $45 per person.
Is Maritozzo good for solo dining?
It can work for one person if you want modern Italian fine dining with Neapolitan pizza. The daily 12 PM–12 AM schedule also gives flexibility for a midday meal, dinner, or a later visit, but no specific seating format is confirmed here.
Is Maritozzo good for a special occasion?
Yes, if the occasion calls for modern Italian fine dining rather than a highly formal or specific service format. The confirmed Wine Spectator Award of Excellence (2026), smart casual dress code, $45 per person price all support the case for an upscale but approachable meal.
What are alternatives to Maritozzo in Moscow?
Consider other Moscow dining rooms if you want a different cuisine or a more specific format. Maritozzo is the better fit when you want modern Italian fine dining plus Neapolitan pizza.
Does Maritozzo handle dietary restrictions?
Is Maritozzo worth the price?
Yes for many diners at about $45 per person, especially if you want modern Italian fine dining with Neapolitan pizza in Moscow. The confirmed Wine Spectator Award of Excellence (2026) strengthens the case, but the best fit is still diners who want Italian cooking rather than a different cuisine or format.





















