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Looking for Neapolitan pizza in Munich? This guide brings together places for a quick lunch, a relaxed evening, inventive toppings, plant-based choices and casual Italian dining across the city.
Choose between informal takeaway spots, compact pizzerias and restaurants with outdoor seating. If you have a specific dietary preference or plan to visit at a busy time, confirm the current menu and book ahead where needed.
The ordering reflects the match between each venue’s pizza offer and common local needs, including plant-based or vegetarian choices, inventive toppings, takeaway, delivery, outdoor dining, neighbourhood setting and suitability for lunch or dinner. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Grazia brings authentic Neapolitan pizza to Rosenheimer Straße, combining traditional recipes, fresh ingredients and a menu that includes six house classics. Its warm, welcoming setting suits a relaxed meal as well as ordering pizza to take away.
A particularly memorable touch is the garlic olive oil, ideal for drizzling over the crust. Delivery is also offered, giving nearby diners another straightforward way to enjoy the menu at home.
#2
At Theresienstraße 156, Napoli Rush serves Neapolitan pizza prepared with traditional recipes from Naples. The menu balances familiar favourites with more experimental toppings, including vegetarian, vegan and meat options. Margherita Bufala, white truffle and Cheesy Gonzales are among the combinations that give the menu extra personality.
The compact restaurant works for lunch, dinner, a quick bite or solo dining, with takeaway and outdoor seating adding flexibility. Its crust is traditionally chewy and lightly charred, while the dough remains airy and fluffy. Some toppings are deliberately unconventional, so Napoli Rush is best for diners who enjoy a modern twist on a Neapolitan base.
#3
pavement tables and music-led atmosphere
Carbonara and Hell’s Kitchen
Low-key and lively rather than formal, Fellas brings an attitude-driven Neapolitan identity to Parkstraße 20 in Munich. Its compact setting, pavement tables and music-led atmosphere suit an unhurried dinner from dusk into the evening, while the restaurant’s handpicked Neapolitan cooking keeps pizza at the center of the visit.
The Carbonara and Hell’s Kitchen are two distinctive choices. Carbonara makes an immediate impression straight from the oven, with a thicker crust and rich topping that can feel quite substantial as the meal progresses. Lunch and dinner are both covered, with options for solo dining, eating in, collecting a takeaway or ordering delivery. Beer, cocktails and coffee broaden the selection beyond pizza.
#4
60 Secondi Pizza Napoletana is in Schwabing at Occamstraße 11, offering a lively setting with outdoor seating, dine-in and takeaway. Its dough is the main attraction: airy, flavourful and paired with a broad choice of toppings for a recognisably Neapolitan-style pizza.
The restaurant suits lunch, dinner, solo meals and casual drinks, with delivery also available. Expect a vibrant Schwabing atmosphere rather than a particularly intimate interior, and allow the kitchen enough time to finish the crust properly when ordering during a quieter early service.
#5
Creative Georgian-inspired pizzas
Royal Cookhouse in Munich-Schwabing brings together handmade Georgian specialities and creative pizza. Khinkali, Khachapuri, Ananuri and other dishes are prepared from traditional family recipes, while the pizza menu adds a Mediterranean and Georgian perspective. Fresh ingredients, generous portions and a compact, welcoming dining room shape the experience.
It is a strong choice for sharing several dishes, discovering Georgian cuisine or settling in for a relaxed dinner. Outdoor seating is available in warmer weather, and takeaway and delivery extend the menu beyond the restaurant itself.
#6
Due Fratelli - Pizzeria occupies a small, characterful space at Landsberger Str. 3, where freshly prepared pizzas and an Italian atmosphere create an inviting setting for lunch or dinner. The menu offers plenty of choice, with ingredients prepared to order and service geared towards a straightforward meal.
Dine in, collect a takeaway or arrange delivery depending on the occasion. The compact room can feel lively, while late-night food and quick-bite options make it useful beyond a conventional dinner. Its style is best suited to diners looking for an informal Italian pizzeria rather than a large, polished venue.
#7
notably fast and friendly
Set on Isareckstraße in Berg am Laim, Ciao Napoli is a Munich pizzeria with a clear Neapolitan focus. Its pizza lineup includes Napoli, Burrata, Salame, Parma and Regina, alongside Funghi and a sweet Nutella pizza.
The Funghi is a particularly appealing savory order, bringing together a fresh-tasting finish and well-judged dough. For something more indulgent, the Nutella pizza makes a memorable finale. Service is notably fast and friendly. Ciao Napoli works equally well for lunch, dinner or a straightforward solo meal. Dine-in and outdoor seating allow for a more leisurely visit, while takeaway and delivery suit a pizza night at home. Beer and coffee are also available.
#8
Salve – Bar, Cucina & Pizzeria brings a compact Italian dining setting to Hohenzollernstraße in Schwabing-West, with a menu centered on freshly prepared food and pizza. The small room can feel lively when tables fill up, making it well suited to an informal lunch or dinner; outdoor seating offers another way to dine on site.
Pizza is also available for takeaway or delivery, and takeaway orders can be prepared quickly. The drinks selection spans beer, cocktails and coffee, giving the place more flexibility than a simple grab-and-go pizzeria. It also works comfortably for solo meals, while its intimate scale can give larger parties a convivial setting.
#9
especially light, airy dough
Vegetarian and vegan options
At 60 seconds to napoli München Schwabing, the main draw is award-winning Neapolitan pizza with especially light, airy dough. Its Hohenzollernstraße setting keeps the mood casual, while attentive service adds polish without making a quick meal feel formal.
This branch works equally well for takeaway, a solo pizza stop, or a relaxed sit-down meal. Outdoor tables lend the space a Parisian feel, and the location is conveniently close to Munich’s city centre. Vegetarian and vegan options broaden the choice for mixed groups, while a broad cocktail selection gives the visit more range than a straightforward pizza pickup. Come here for a quick bite or settle in outside when the weather suits.
#10
Forza Napoli at Johannispl. 23 in Au-Haidhausen focuses on pizza delivery while also offering takeaway and dine-in. The menu combines a good range of choices with approachable pricing, making it a convenient option for an informal meal at home or a quick stop at the restaurant.
Its Neapolitan-style pizzas are especially appealing for diners who prefer a light, flavourful base and classic combinations such as Margherita or pepperoni. A small outdoor area is available, though demand can make collection slower during busy periods.
#11
NOAH’S Pizzeria combines modern Italian cooking with a central Altstadt-Lehel location at Sebastianspl. 3. Its sun terrace is a natural choice in warmer weather, while the menu extends beyond pizza to pasta, wine and cocktails. The setting works for lunch, dinner or a relaxed drink-led evening.
Pizza is the main draw, with a well-liked crust and a polished presentation. The atmosphere is inviting and contemporary, though service can feel less attentive when the room is busy. Dine-in, takeaway, delivery and kerbside collection provide useful flexibility for central Munich plans.
#12
Cupido The One and Only “Arte di Cucina Italiana” is a small Italian restaurant on Bruderstraße 8 in Munich’s Altstadt-Lehel. Its intimate, family-like atmosphere suits a leisurely lunch or dinner, with fine Italian dishes, wines and a menu designed for varied tastes. Outdoor seating and a cosy side-street location add to the relaxed character.
The kitchen covers more than pizza, while takeaway and home delivery make the restaurant accessible beyond the dining room. Friendly, attentive service is part of the appeal, although guests seeking a particular seating arrangement should make that preference clear when booking.
#13
Restaurant Il Piccolo Principe is a cosy Italian restaurant on Kapuzinerstraße 48 in Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt. Its warm setting, friendly service and carefully prepared dishes make it well suited to a relaxed evening, from an intimate dinner to a special occasion.
The cooking is the focus, with distinctive touches such as unusually prepared olives adding character to the meal.
#14
patio overlooking a small square
Attentive, warm service
On Feilitzschstraße, Ciao Napoli combines a Naples-inspired pizza focus with an inviting setting for lunch or dinner. The pizza selection includes Napoli, Burrata, Salame, Parma and Regina, giving the menu a useful spread of distinct combinations. Portions are generous: one pizza can suit two lighter appetites, particularly with an appetizer.
The patio overlooking a small square is one of the restaurant’s most appealing features, while the dining room has a polished, welcoming feel. Attentive, warm service supports both relaxed meals and more occasion-led dinners. It also works well for solo dining, and takeaway or delivery provide flexible alternatives to eating in; beer, cocktails and coffee round out the drinks offering.
#15
Schwabing | Forza Napoli® serves Neapolitan-style pizza from Kurfürstenpl. 5, with delivery, takeaway and dine-in all available. Its pizzas are built around quality ingredients, a light feel and full flavour; Margherita and pepperoni are dependable choices for a straightforward order.
The location is useful for casual meals at home or a quick collection, while the restaurant also provides on-site service for those who prefer to eat out.
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Map and areas
The guide includes options associated with lively Schwabing and Schwabing-West, as well as a place in Berg am Laim. That makes the map useful for comparing a central-feeling evening out with a neighbourhood stop on the east side.
Check the route before setting off, especially when choosing takeaway or delivery. For a sit-down meal, consider outdoor seating, the planned time of day and whether booking is advisable.
The guide includes options linked with Schwabing and Schwabing-West, including places suited to informal lunches, relaxed dinners, outdoor dining and casual drinks. Compare the individual menus and seating arrangements before travelling, especially if you want a particular topping or need space for a group.
Yes, some of the listed venues are associated with vegan or vegetarian choices. Others are a better fit for diners seeking inventive toppings or a mixed menu.
If the dietary requirement is important, confirm the current ingredients and preparation details directly before ordering.
Takeaway and delivery are available among the needs covered by this guide, with some venues specifically suited to collecting pizza or eating at home. Availability can vary by location and time, so check the current ordering options before leaving or placing an order.
Yes, one of the highlighted options is associated with Neapolitan pizza in Berg am Laim. It is also linked with outdoor seating and menu choices such as funghi and Nutella pizza.
Check the current menu and table availability if you are visiting for one of those specific options.
Booking ahead is sensible for a busy evening, particularly if you want to sit down rather than order takeaway. One recurring planning point is the need to reserve with time.
For a quick lunch, a smaller group or takeaway visit, checking same-day availability may be enough.