Magnà, Italian takeaway restaurant in 9th arrondissement, Paris, France.
Magnà is an Italian takeaway restaurant in the 9th arrondissement that specializes in rolled pizzas. Dishes are prepared using Neapolitan methods and feature fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
The restaurant introduced the concept of rolled pizza to Paris, blending traditional Neapolitan techniques with modern street food requirements. This fusion created a new way to serve and eat pizza.
The name Magnà comes from Neapolitan and means "to eat". The place shows how French and Italian food traditions come together, creating dishes that you won't find elsewhere.
The restaurant is easy to visit and offers seating or the option to take your order with you. It is helpful to check opening times beforehand, as hours differ on weekdays versus weekends.
The specialty is portofoglio pizzas folded into cone shapes that can be eaten with one hand. This form makes eating on the go practical and sets it apart from traditional pizza.
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