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Great pizza, and delivery was always very speedy. Highly recommend

We wanted to order vegan kebab but according to the service there are no vegan sauces. Then stop calling it a vegan kebab!!!! In the end, people who are really allergic order it because they think everything about the kebab is vegan.

Blonde waitress is incredibly bold and disrespectful. She has never experienced such a bad waitress. When we ordered, she literally rolled her eyes and refused to seat us because the two of us wanted to share a pizza. This wasn't the first time I was there and she was totally disrespectful towards you (even with larger orders). She has gave us a beer without us ordering one and certainly hoped we wouldn't notice.

There is only outside seating. Ordered two pizzas and one pasta. The food is very over-seasoned. There was no cutlery with the pizzas even though the dough was too soft. Upon request, we got a pair... for two pizzas.

So pay attention, this is not a joke - my mother and I, like two hungry monks, we make a pilgrimage to Forno every time we set foot on Berlin soil. Others travel for sights - we travel for fries with character, you know? This menu? A poem on a plastic tray. Citizens? Juicy like a neighborhood love story after three beers. Beverage? Ice cold and ready to wash away your worries. But now comes the real star of the show – the fries. And I'm not talking about those half-hearted, mushy things that look like lost souls from the freezer. Nope, bro. These are real things - big, crunchy, hot and with so much personality, they could get their own Netflix series. And I wouldn't be sick if I didn't grab another tiramisu. Because: Why stop when things are at their best? At Forno, no one says “Wouldn’t you rather have a salad?” – no, you will be understood here. You are loved here. The store? Has more vibes than an open-air party in Kreuzberg. Stylish, clean, cozy. And the staff? So nice that you almost forget that you are only there to eat. Conclusion: If you're hungry, in a bad mood, lovesick or just want great food with soul - go to Forno. Your taste buds will give a standing ovation. Mother confirmed.

Very bad pizza. Industrial filth. €10.00 for that, inedible. Never order anything again. A disgrace.

I stayed in the hostel next door and needed a spontaneous midnight snack, so out of curiosity I tried out the pizza machine. Pizza was at just the right temperature and better than the usual frozen pizzas, but still not comparable to one from the pizzeria. Whether that's worth €9.90... well, everyone has to know for themselves. But it's great that it also comes with a box and a knife.

Your order will never show up (this is Milano Vice Steglitz). They will take your money and claim they delivered it but it is theft. Your order will never arrive. It's just cheating. They are happy to take their money but the delivery never comes.

Unfortunately that was nothing, I just ordered and delivered via Uber Eats (without any complaints) but unfortunately the pizza base of my salami pizza was completely charred... One or two burnt spots are part of a Neapolitan pizza but unfortunately it's so charred that it's no longer edible. Too bad!

Impossible, I live in Steglitz where I know I would have to wait forever, I have a sign on it, no advertising, why are you throwing me flyers

The children's swimming courses, which take place next door in the swimming pool, give you a good insight into what's going on there. However, you can pay for this view by having to order food and/or drink. There are no exceptions. Even if you left a lot of money there all week to watch your child swim. No order = no watching. The concept is understandable in order to generate income, but you should perhaps not alienate your guests from the previous days. The MiniPizza stand-up snack bar in Alt-Buckow, on the other hand, is great.