Minipizza Europa 3 in Berlin

It was evening, I was hungry, and I was craving a Neapolitan pizza. However, this time I wanted to get it to go rather than eat in. Well, what's nearby? Litaly. The pizza was ordered fairly quickly: a Pizza Bresaola e Rucola. I'd last had that at Neapolita – that would have been an option, too. But I wanted to try something new. Finding a parking spot wasn't easy, and I was a few minutes late. The service wasn't particularly friendly and seemed rather annoyed. A quick glance around told me that my decision not to eat there was the right one. The atmosphere is more like a snack bar. It's not cozy at all. There are plenty of small restaurants, and that's not a bad thing – as long as it's cozy. This one was anything but. The pizza was ready, and I grabbed it. After a short drive, I unpacked the box, and even the sight of the pizza was somewhat disappointing. Compared to Neapolita, the presentation is worlds apart. Three slices of bresaola, a homeopathic amount of arugula, and plenty of burnt bits of dough. What matters is the taste—and that's where the disappointment continued. The dough was tough and chewy, not fluffy like a good Neapolitan pizza should be. The tomato sauce was tasteless. The flavor came from the bresaola and the arugula, both of which were of good quality. The fior di latte, unfortunately, was lost in the mix. As I ate, the dough became increasingly hard and chewy. The taste was nowhere near what I would have expected. Conclusion: This will be a one-time experience. The pizza is too expensive for the price, both in terms of quality and taste. There are many better restaurants out there.

Very delicious food, definitely go there! Staff are super friendly, food tastes delicious.

Good food. The pasta was delicious. The pizza is great, especially the one with a cheese crust.

I don't recommend this restaurant, especially if you order delivery. The food isn't fresh and doesn't taste particularly good. The price isn't really fair for the quality.