Two Polish pizzerias among the 50 best in Europe - "50 Top Pizza Europe" ranking

Pizzeria Zielona Górka from Pabianice and Warsaw's Ciao a Tutti were among the 50 best pizzerias on the Old Continent. In the annual ranking "50 Top Pizza Europe", Polish establishments took 18th and 28th place, respectively. The title of best pizzeria went to Napoli on the Road from London. The list did not include restaurants operating in Italy.

The title of best pizzeria in Europe went to Napoli on the Road from London, run by Michele Pascarella.

- It is a symbol of a new era of Neapolitan pizza in Great Britain - we read in the justification of the verdict.

The pizzeria under the care of this talented and decorated chef "has revolutionized the concept of the modern pizzeria, guaranteeing a constantly evolving gastronomic experience."

Pascarella focuses on seasonal products, so his menu changes every three months.

- The result of much study and research into different techniques, the dough combines lightness, fragrance and depth of flavour, while creativity in the kitchen is expressed in bold but balanced combinations. Napoli on the Road is now an international reference point, capable of surprising and constantly raising the bar - we read.

Second place in the "50 Top Pizza Europe" ranking was taken by Baldoria, located in Madrid. Third place this year went to the Austrian pizzeria Via Toledo and the Barcelona restaurant Sartoria Panatieri.

Poles also have reasons to be proud. In 18th place was a pizzeria founded in 2015 by a pair of architects, Lilianna and Jędrzej Lewandowski. The Zielona Górka restaurant from Pabianice serves traditional Neapolitan pizza. Compared to last year, their pizzeria moved up two positions.

It is worth mentioning that in January, the Pabianice restaurant was named the best Neapolitan pizzeria in the world in a ranking of owners of similar establishments on all continents.

Returning to the "50 Top Pizza Europe" list, Warsaw's Ciao A Tutti retained its position from last year - it took 28th place.