Sabbie di Capri, Italian pizzeria in Altstadt, Würzburg, Germany
Sabbie di Capri is an Italian pizzeria in Würzburg's Altstadt occupying a traditional building on Elefantengasse. The restaurant serves authentic Italian dishes with a focus on pizza, and features a distinctive cellar level for dining.
The pizzeria was established in the early 1950s and marks one of the first of its kind in post-war Germany. Its founder arrived in the region with American servicemen and introduced Italian pizza traditions to the area.
The cellar recreates the Blue Grotto of Capri and creates a bridge between German and Italian worlds for diners. Visitors experience this underground cave-like space while enjoying meals in an atmosphere tied to Southern Italy.
The location on Elefantengasse in central Würzburg is easy to reach on foot from the nearby market square. Dining in the cellar is a special experience, so calling ahead or booking online helps ensure availability.
The restaurant played a key role in introducing pizza culture to post-war Germany through connections with American servicemen. The grotesque cellar was inspired by a famous Italian location and still creates an unusual dining setting today.
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