Number one in Germany? We couldn't pass this opportunity to taste it. The place at first impression? A really weird one... There is a bar downstairs and a hotel on the first floor with outdoor seating for the pizzeria, the indoor one is a bit hidden however with the help of service we finally managed to sit down. The owner has to be a fan of football and Napoli club looking at the interior, however it is weirdly mixed with what I would call American restaurant style, but might be just my opinion. The second thing we were not entirely comfortable with were the tables, they were quite small and quite packed almost next to each other. In the case of a bigger party it is easier to merge them for sure, but for us there was little to none intimacy. When it comes to the pizza well, how could I put it. It was really good (maybe apart from the thick edges), proper Neapolitan, but I expected something more. I will come back for sure to check it again, but we hope this is not the last thing Germany has to say.

The food was really good. I had a margherita pizza and it was delicious, felt really authentic. The place has a nice, friendly vibe even though it was super busy and the tables were pretty close together. It kind of adds to the atmosphere in a way. The only downside was the service, our food took quite a while to come out, but other than that, I really enjoyed it.

That was the best pizza that I had. I enjoyed both meal and dessert. The atmosphere is pretty nice and the waiters were really helpful. I would recommend it to you.

Eating a perfect pizza in an atmosphere that evokes a Neapolitan feel is truly delightful. Definitely recommend.

Feels like overrated. The pizza is definitely delicious, but I've got better ones even in Germany, let alone other parts of the Europe. It was too warm to sit inside the day I visited. They don't have small tables for two people at the terrace. I was asked to share a table with others even though there were empty ones the whole time during my dinner.