From the owner: Pizzas au feu de bois, cuisine italienne mettant en valeur les produits du terroir.read more

It was really good Pizza! Fresh ingredients, taste amazing…read moreand really competitive price! For a student like me, it's perfect! Also the personal is amazing!

Super yummy pizza. A little pricey for this gal! We are here in Germany temporarily and I will say…read moreI miss my $5 hot and ready from little ceasars But- this pizza was super delicious! My whole family loved it, we tried the classics. 2 pizzas, 1 Pepperoni and 1 cheese.

Located in Speicher on a tiny one way street, is Christoph's. Living abroad and trying to find a…read morepizza place with GOOD pizza was on the top of my list. So when one of the guys at my husband's shop told us about this place, and that they delivered to our town for €3, I was ecstatic. The only downfall is they're closed on Wednesday's and open at 4:30pm during the week. On weekends they're open from 11:30 to 1:30pm as they serve lunch. They're also family owned so you'll see the son and daughter making pizzas or prepping crusts when you pick up your order. It's a very small shop but everything is super fresh and tasty. Their pizzas are served on a wonderfully fluffy crust with a nice crunch along the edges. Of course I got excited when I saw they had Hawaiian pizza on their menu for €13,30(large) because I'm that person who loves pineapple on pizza. The cheese is ooey gooey and stretches away from the slice when you bite in and the pineapples are nice and juicy. They've also got bread knots and chicken wings which are super tasty. Christoph's is a take out only place and if you call ahead your order is usually ready within 15-25 minutes depending on how busy they are. We've ordered from them a few times since it's on our way home from the air base so our orders are usually ready within the 20 minutes it takes to get there from the main gate. So far I've had nothing but good experiences with Christoph's and I think I've found my go to pizza place while we're stationed in Germany.