Mainz Residents Vote La Oliva the City's Best Pizza Spot in Landmark Poll
Mainz Residents Vote La Oliva the City's Best Pizza Spot in Landmark Poll
Mainz Residents Vote La Oliva the City's Best Pizza Spot in Landmark Poll
A recent online poll has crowned the most popular pizzeria in Mainz. Over 1,500 residents took part in the vote, casting their preferences for the city's best pizza spot. The results revealed a clear favourite, along with several strong contenders.
The top spot went to La Oliva, near the Bruchwegstadion, which secured 19 percent of the vote. This pizzeria led by a wide margin, proving its popularity among locals. Pizza Pepé on Augustinerstraße followed in third place with 11 percent.
Fourth place was claimed by Como-Lario Da Bruno on Neubrunnenstraße, earning seven percent of the votes. al Cortile, located on Kartäuserstraße in Mainz's Old Town, took fifth with five percent. Pizzeria Kiara on Welschnonnengasse and Pizzeria Dato on Neue Mainzer Straße in Hechtsheim tied for sixth and seventh, each receiving four percent.
Further down the list, Eulchen-Brauerei, Da Vito, and Ànima & Coré each gathered three percent. Noah, Pizzeria Pronto, and Pizza con Amore received two percent apiece. At the bottom, Bistrorante Midi, Cremina, and Il Forno a Legna each picked up one percent of the votes.
The poll saw 1,504 participants sharing their views on Mainz's pizza scene. La Oliva emerged as the standout winner, while other pizzerias like Pizza Pepé and Como-Lario Da Bruno also gained notable support. The results reflect a diverse range of preferences across the city.
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