Liberty Park just scored a very on-theme new neighbor. Via Veneto Pizzarium has opened across the street, serving Roman-style pizza al taglio, cut into big rectangular slabs that are practically begging to be hauled straight to a picnic blanket. The counter-style shop leans on long fermentation and careful technique, all in service of a light, crisp crust.
KUTV reports that Taste Utah Bytes dropped by the new spot and highlighted the three-day process behind the dough, a slow build that shows up in both the texture and structure of the crust. The segment also casts Via Veneto Pizzarium as a grab-and-go option that lines up neatly with its park-adjacent address, ideal for quick orders or takeaway.
What’s On The Menu
The shop’s online ordering page via Toast lists classic picks like Margherita and potato-and-mozzarella alongside more adventurous slices, including a burrata and mortadella combo and a cacio e pepe finished with black truffle. Customers can buy pizza by the slice or order whole rectangular pies, and the counter also offers a few small snacks plus a semifreddo dessert.
Where To Find It
According to Via Veneto Pizzarium, the counter sits at 511 E. 900 S., directly across from Liberty Park. The shop accepts scheduled online pickup orders as well as walk-up customers. The site lists daytime hours every day along with a phone number for those who prefer to call in an order.
From Veneto Ristorante To Pizzarium
Per VENETO Ristorante, Marco and Amy Stevanoni own the fine-dining restaurant that inspired this quick-service offshoot. Trademark filings for VIA VENETO and PIZZARIUM list Veneto, LLC as the owner, signaling that the new pizza counter is part of an intentional brand expansion rather than a one-off side project.
Why It Matters
Pizza al taglio, literally " pizza by the cut,” is a Roman street-food staple that travels well and fits naturally with a park-front location. As KUTV notes, the format makes it easy to mix and match a few slices for a quick lunch in the grass. At the same time, local food coverage has slotted Via Veneto Pizzarium into the wave of new pizza spots reshaping Salt Lake City’s casual dining landscape, according to City Cast Salt Lake.
