Pizza

Papà Pane enjoys the fame of being the best Italian restaurant in Berlin Mitte and the ultimate point of call if you like pizza. Even celebrities like Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes and Robert Redford have been seen here.

The Italian restaurant Malafemmena in Berlin-Schöneberg is known far beyond the borders of the neighbourhood for its grandiose Neapolitan pizzas.

The Italian restaurant Paulo Scutarro on Kurfürstendamm is the ideal place to recharge your batteries outside when the sun is shining. And not only the pizza is delicious here!

By using a mixture of five (!) different flours, with corn flour being one of them, the pizza crust of Grunewald's Trattoria Toscana gets its unforgettably crunchiness in the brick oven.

Named after the most famous street in Naples: "Spaccanapoli," which divides the southern Italian city in half ("spacca"), a new Neapolitan pizzeria is taking shape in Berlin. The addition "number 12" stands for the house number of the restaurant in Friedrichshain's Wühlischstraße.

Mama Trattoria's stone oven pizza on Pariser Platz close to the Brandenburg Gate is surprisingly crispy and diverse. Thanks to the open show kitchen, you can watch the pizza chefs at work.

The small Trattoria and Pizzeria Libau is situated in the heart of Friedrichshain's Simon-Dach-Straße neighbourhood.

Neapolitan pizza is served at the restaurant Zola on Paul-Lincke-Ufer in Berlin-Kreuzberg.

The Pomodorino is a narrow little shop in Friedrichshain where you can make your pick not only between red and white pizza, no - you can also get a sweet pizza here - with Nutella and white chocolate or with Ricotta and honey.

Magical is not only the name but also the pizza variety of this small and simple pizzeria located in Prenzlauer Berg.