The best Italian pizzerias and restaurants Helsinki

Considered one of the best pizzerias in Helsinki, Putte's Bar & Pizza offers a trendy, minimalist decor and jazzy music to trendy customers from all walks of life. You can come with friends, parents or children, and even spot a few familiar faces. Orders are taken at the bar, and the choice is limited but of excellent quality. The pastry is soft and fine, and the ingredients are fresh and perfectly prepared. If you're still hesitating, try the funghi - the goddess of Helsinki pizzas according to connoisseurs!

It is a charming neighbourhood pizzeria with a cosy and trendy atmosphere that you will find here. Between the walls painted in different colours and on the comfortable benches, you can enjoy excellent pizzas with fine and crispy dough. Vegetarians, vegans and those with a gluten-free diet will also find their happiness, some pizzas are dedicated to them. On the spot, it is rather a local and bohemian clientele with a trendy music. You can also just come and have a drink, to enjoy a relaxed atmosphere in the evening.

Ideally located between Piazza del Mercato and Piazza del Senatore, Via Tribunali offers quality pizzas at a relatively reasonable price for such a location. With the "Neapolitan Pizza" label, you can be sure of a good meal, with no unpleasant surprises. On the menu are classics such as the Margherita or the Marinara, as well as spicier ones like the Diavola (with its spicy ndjuja). It's also possible to order gluten-free pasta (for an additional charge). In short, a place where you can simply enjoy a good pizza!

In the popular Kallio district, Juttutupa is a simple, original restaurant, more than a hundred years old, with unbeatable prices, where you can also simply enjoy a beer while listening to jazz concerts. The pizzas are huge and excellent. Housed in a tall grey stone building called "Graniittilinna", this restaurant has the distinction of having welcomed the young wolves of the Russian Revolution in exile in Helsinki... Lenin had his table there, which can still be seen today, nicknamed "the table of the revolution"!