Best location for a Domino's Pizza in Rome
6 neighbourhoods ranked for pizzeria sites on footfall, competition, rent and business-type fit.
Pizzeria in Rome — key figures
- Average investment
- €180,000 - €420,000
- Commercial rent
- €22-60/sqm
- Local competition index
- 63/100
- Break-even
- 16-32 months
Source: WhereToOpen.ai location intelligence · 6 mapped neighbourhoods · last reviewed 2026-09-01. Figures are modelled estimates, not audited financials.
Top areas for a Domino's Pizza in Rome
- 174
Trastevere
High footfall, crowded market, strong fit for this business type
Rent: €40-60
- 268
Testaccio
Rising area
Rent: €28-42
- 364
Monti
High footfall, crowded market, rising area
Rent: €35-50
- 462
EUR
Balanced profile across footfall, rent and competition
Rent: €22-35
- 562
Prati
Balanced profile across footfall, rent and competition
Rent: €35-55
- 658
Historic Center UNESCO
High footfall, crowded market
Rent: €6,000-12,000
Last reviewed 2026-09-01. Source: WhereToOpen.ai location intelligence. Franchise fees and contract terms are set by Domino's Pizza; the figures above are category estimates for Rome, not brand-disclosed numbers.
Domino's Pizza in Rome: frequently asked answers
Where is the best location for a Domino's Pizza in Rome?
Trastevere scores 74/100 for pizzeria locations in Rome, ahead of Testaccio (68/100) and Monti (64/100). Scores rank footfall, competition, rent and business-type fit across 6 mapped neighbourhoods.
Which areas of Rome rank highest for a pizza delivery?
Trastevere (74/100), Testaccio (68/100), Monti (64/100). Ranking last reviewed 2026-09-01 by WhereToOpen.ai.
How much does it cost to open a pizza delivery in Rome?
Total investment for a pizzeria runs €180,000 - €420,000, with commercial rent around €22-60/sqm. Domino's Pizza franchise fees and contract terms are set by the brand and are not included in this estimate.
How long does a pizza delivery in Rome take to break even?
Typically 16-32 months for this category, with an expected annual ROI of 32-52%.
How competitive is Rome for this category?
The local competition index is 63/100 averaged over 6 mapped neighbourhoods (higher means more crowded).
Which area of Rome should a Domino's Pizza franchisee avoid?
Historic Center UNESCO scores lowest at 58/100 for this category: high footfall, crowded market.