The 7 Best Pizzas In Berlin

Well known as an exciting city for food and drink, the pizzas in Berlin are nothing short of droolworthy. Expert chefs – both homegrown and from all over the world – are setting up incredible restaurants across the capital.

Whether you want a traditional Italian pizza or something with a bit of a twist, these Berlin pizzerias won’t disappoint. Plus, you’re going to need some serious carbs if you’re going to survive an entire weekend in Berghain…

And hey – if you don’t get in, these pizzas will soothe your wounds.

The 7 Best Pizzas In Berlin, How do these rankings work?

1. Gazzo

Gazzo is a sourdough craft-pizza restaurant in Neukölln who believe in sourcing artisanal produce – local when available, but always delicious, sustainable and natural. The end result is a unique blend of German precision with Italian flair. An absolute joy of a restaurant.

2. ZOLA

This is proper Neapolitan style pizza served up in chilled surroundings. Especially enjoyable in the summer time when served outdoors in the sunshine. One of life’s great pleasures is tucking into those pillowy crusts.

3. Prometeo 

The pizza oven here is pretty unique – it’s built with unique bricks made from volcanic ashes on Mount Vesuvius and assembled by master crafter in Naples, who proudly refers to it as “the Ferrari of ovens”. The range of pizzas is outstanding, with only the best Italian ingredients.

It’s a classic.

4. Standard Serious Pizza

The pizza here is anything but standard – in fact, it tastes as good as you’ll find in Naples. The dough is left to rest for 24 -30 hours and they hand crush the tomatoes for the rich sauce. The super 4 Formaggi is a real treat: a white pie with four kinds of cheeses and braised radicchio with red wine.

5. Monella

Nowhere else will you see a woodburning oven that looks like a disco ball. This Neukölln pizzeria is a solid choice for traditional Neapolitan pies with premium toppings. The pizza menu is small, but when you use Fior di Latte cheese and San Marzano tomatoes as good as these, you don’t need much else.

6. Gasthaus Figl

Looking for something a little different? Gasthaus Figl take inspiration from the northern parts of Italy where it meets Germany – think rich, Alsatian/Tyrol food. Their hefty pizzas use incredible German ingredients. Try the white Tyrol special: blood sausage, apple slices, bacon cubes, leeks, red onions, mountain cheese and some sour cream, with fresh chives added after baking.

7. Malafemmena

For an authentic Neapolitan pizza in Berlin, this is one of the top places to go. It’s got a cult following of fans who can’t get enough of the chewy crusts and melting buffalo mozzarella. The Schöneberg hotspot is recognised by Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana for its traditional pizza methods.

Woodfired and to your table in just two minutes? Amazing.