Pizzeria Bologna - Kassel

The Kassel stairway is known as the oldest pedestrian zone in the world. When you get from the main entrance of the main train station, you can always enjoy a magnificent view over the Söhrewald from its upper end. Here you can find the Pizzeria Bologna. I bet with you, you've never seen a pizza baker swirl so fast in life. At noon, the self-service pizzeria is as beautiful as the Hesse says rammelt full and yet you wait hardly for more than 5 minutes on a super tasty pizza fresh from the oven, which is also super cheap. You get a little Magherita for 1.80, the big one for 3.40. Or do you prefer to order pizza salami? The little one for 2,10 and the big one for 3,90. Oh, you're Veggie! Well, there's something. Vegetarian in small 3 and in large 5 €. Maxi with 40 cm and gigante with 80 cm diameter are also available 29 different pizzas. There are also noodles and salads. But here you're actually going to eat pizza. The drinks prices are also moderate with 1.40 for 0.33 soft drinks and so you can see many students and mardis around the noon. You sit on red upholstery benches and the tables are kept clean and regularly wiped off by an employee who turns the round. I find the Bologna is absolutely recommended!

The Kassel staircase is the oldest pedestrian zone in the world. If you come from the main entrance of the main train station, you can always enjoy a magnificent view over the Söhrewald from its upper end. Here you will find the Pizzeria Bologna. I bet with you, you've never seen a pizza baker that's so fast in life. At noon, the self-service pizzeria is as beautiful as the hens says rammelt full and yet wait for more than 5 minutes for a super delicious pizza fresh from the oven, which is also super cheap. You get a little Magherita for 1.80, the big for 3.40. Or would you like to order pizza salami? The small for 2,10 and the big for 3,90. Oh, you're Veggie! There's something. Vegetarian in small 3 and in large 5 €. Maxi with 40 cm and gigante with 80 cm diameter are also available 29 different pizzas. There are also noodles and salads. But here you're gonna eat pizza. Beverage prices are also moderate with 1.40 for 0.33 soft drinks and so you can see many students and mardis around lunchtime. They sit on red upholstery benches and the tables are kept clean and regularly wiped off by an employee who turns the round. I think the Bologna is absolutely recommended!