Pizza Vesuvio Georges V

This was the worst experience of Italian food I have had in my time at Paris. Overall Paris has amazing Italian food; however this place is just horrible. The staff is not helpful and in fact rude. I would not recommend this place to anyone. Stay away!

When the lunch rush hits on the Champs Elysées, it’s tough to find a calm place to have a nice meal that doesn’t break the bank. Pizza Vesuvio is fairly quiet, and while it isn’t the best Italian cuisine in Paris, it’s good for a lengthy lunch break with coworkers.
My penne arrabbiata was sufficiently spicy (the tomato sauce was basic but homey, with just enough garlic). My colleagues ordered the lunch specials of a main and dessert: delicious polpette with eggplant gratin, and a sizeable sampling of two pasta dishes. For dessert, tiramisu.
My only complaint would be the time it took us to get served, and then to get the check at the end of the meal. The restaurant wasn’t full, but the waiter’s attention seemed to be elsewhere.

Plats moyens (j’ai vu pire),
Prix dans la norme vu le quartier,
Service déplorable !!

Having walked up and down the Champs-​Élysées, we were craving pizza and this seemed as good a place as any. Just a few steps from the Arc de Triomphe, the terrace was a fabulous spot for people-​watching.
The charcuterie and pizza were both fantastic (we ordered a Margherita but ended up getting something with pepperoni, mushrooms and peppers instead – pas de probleme). We had some beers and enjoyed a leisurely lunch followed by some café and cappuccino. Quite nice.

My friend Adam’s faced dropped. «Do you know it has 1.5 stars on Unilocal?» I nodded and pointed to the movie theater next door…“You know we have an hour until the movie starts and it’s a national holiday today, right?” He somewhat grouchily sat down.
An hour later, we were walking into the movie, satisfied with our meal, the service, and the atmosphere. Yes it’s on the Champs and hence has to cater to tourists, but sometimes, that’s okay. :-)

After visiting the Arc de Triomphe, we were starving, and we stopped at the first place that had an available table.
I had a glass of red wine and spaghetti. The food was so-​so, but the bread was really good. Isn’t it always delicious in France?
The seating is really tight. You’re pretty much sitting with everyone, but the view of the Arc makes up for it.

Perfectly acceptable sidewalk café and pizza joint on the Champs Elysees! We wiled away about 3 hours here waiting for the Tour de France to end. We had a great view of the Arc de Triomphe. We had several beers, including a Panache (mixed with lemonade) before settling on coronas with lime. I know, cliché Americaines: we didn’t care.
We enjoyed a plate of hot frites and split a lovely pizza. Our server was super nice once he realized we were staying, and very attentive. I am somewhat surprised by the low scores: perhaps expectations?
We had a nice time and a good snack!!!

The food was decent. We had pizza, pasta carbonara, and pasta vongole. The service was ok for the most part. I would have given 4 stars if the drinks were cheaper. 5 euro for a Coke, 5 euro for a tiny bottle of water, (approximately $ 7 usd each). Are you freaking kidding me?

We thought we would be clever and avoid the places on Champs Elysee which we thought might be overly touristy (you think?). Not finding anything nearby on Unilocal,we took a risk and headed into this Italian place on a side street. Pizza Vesuvius. It looks like they may have a branch on Champs Elysee as well (according to Unilocal). Oh well. We were seated by the window. It was not very full. I ordered the Spaghetti Bolognese and my son ordered the Sweet Pepper Sausage Pizza. We also ordered a Salada Mixta. And 25 cl of house red wine.
The salad was undressed and that was fine as we had oil and vinegar on the table. It was ok. The corn in it and heavy celery was a bit odd. We doctored it a bit with various condiments.
The red wine was the next clue of a problem. It tasted close to vinegar. Upon taking my first sip, I asked the waiter if there are any other options. He took it away immediately and I thought: that was a nice touch, he wants to make this right. I ordered Italian beer instead, which was tasty. Sadly we later saw they left the wine on the bill. Oh well. So much for the galant act it had first seemed.
The spaghetti itself was fine. The sauce, flavorless. The pizza crust was soft and tasty. The pizza was otherwise undistinguished.
If you just want OK pizza, this place is probably ok. Otherwise look elsewhere.

The food here was good. I had a cocktail of pasta which included 4 of their pastas (cheese ravioli, tortellini, gnocchi and pesto pasta), and it was delicious. However, and I know I shouldn’t be surprised in the middle of the touristy Champs-​Élysées in Paris, the service was absolutely terrible. The waiter did not say a single word to us the entire time — he only acknowledged our orders by nodding, and acknowledged our requests by literally scowling at us. When my sister asked for a box for her pasta afterwards, he gave her a «are you fucking kidding me?» look, turned around and came back 10 minutes later finally with a box, picked up her plate and dumped her pasta into it as fast as he could. Will never go back again.

Restaurant pseudo-​italien à l’hygièné très douteuse (comme le montre sa devanture sale et poussiéreuse) qui sert de surcout des plats surgelés de qualité médiocre à des prix délirants.
Fuyez si vous né voulez pas être malade!

Pizzas très petites et vraiment pas exeptionnelles, même pas top du tout, desserts miniscules aussi pour des prix vraiment élevés, serveur vraiment pas aimable du tout, jamais de merci même au moment de payer et ce que j’ai vraiment apprécié c’est le fait de devoir baisser l’appareil de carte bleu sinon obligé de me lever pour faire mon code et je n’avais meme pas fini de faire mon code qu il m’a retirer l’appareil et obligé de devoir demander des verres pour boire de l’eau, et le serveur m’a demander pour quoi faire!!! le serveur regarde le mur quand il vous parle et bien sûr pas de au revoir, voila plus jamais je né le recommande pas du tout

Un peu cher pour ce que c’est, même si ça reste moins cher que les restos du quartier. Par contre on né peut pas dire que les serveurs soient super aimables et les pizzas n’ont absolument rien d’exceptionnelle.
Bref, sacrément déçu !

Pas du tout satisfaite: serveur désagréable
menu pas cher! mais pas bon non plus!

Le Vezzuvio, je connais bien. On peut y déjeuner mais aussi prendre à emporter.
1/​A emporter: Pizza entier et pâte à partir de 6 euros, ce qui est très correct mais la qualité est moyenne
2/​Sur place
— Avant 2009: ça n’allait pas du tout. L’hygièné certainement très douteuse des cuisines couplés au je m’en fouttisme du cuisinier (si on pouvait appeler cela un cuisinier) était un véritable cauchemar pour les estomacs fragiles.
— Depuis 2009: l’inspection a du passer et le cuisinier changer, la qualité est devenu presque acceptable.
Donc avant, je vous aurais dit «fuyez!!!», maintenant je vous dis simplement «passer votre chemin».

This restaurant had a typical Italian menu but the food was quite good. We had a pizza with proscuitto, grana, and arugula and an assortment of pastas. The ingredients were fresh and the sauces on the pasta were better than I was expecting. Nice find off the Champs-​Élysées.

Située à deux pas des Champs-​Élysées, la pizzeria Vésuvio est un bon restaurant italien. Moins courue que l’usine Pizza Pino, elle est pourtant bien meilleure, sans être non plus exceptionnelle.
Le cadre sobrement raffiné offre une ambiance agréable. Les plats sont de qualité, et arrivent vite. Les pâtes fraîches sont al dente.
Je n’ai pas grand chose à dire de plus. C’est une meilleure alternative que le paquebot Pino.

C’est cher, le service est très moyen: très poussif d’avoir l’addition. Il y a souvent non-​concordance des prix entre l’ardoise et la carte.
Bref, si vraiment vous êtes dans le coin, tentez la pizza Tonino, la meilleure de la carte. Fuyez le reste, ça se le décongelé vendu à prix d’or.

Les pizzas du Vesuvio sont excellentes, elles ont le goût de l’Italie, elles sont bien garnies et la pâte a un bon petit goût d’huile d’olive

Hormis les services sympas mais surtout si vous êtes de jolies filles les plats sont rarement chauds et pas savoureux du tout !!!
Les prix sont assez corrects vu l’emplacement.
Y’en a marre de ces restos qui se foutent de la bonne bouffe !!!