Paparazzi - Menu

we were eating here during lunchtime. good selection on midday menu. had schniposa which was quite good. also super and above all it went fast. what is important during a lunch break.

as a regular customer for lunch I can recommend this place. The selection is pretty big, the food arrives very fast and is priced decently. Just try to be there before 12 otherwise it can get crowded

faster service at the beginning, eat (panned soft cheese) rather moderate - dry cheese, thick panad, salad without dressing. the coworker then unfortunately forgot that we wanted to pay and had to be reminded by waving. View menu

were more common in the lunch break there. the day offers are usually appropriate, the pizza I can recommend less. Unfortunately, the times are also very different, so the colleagues were finished before my pizza came. However, you can call the pizza-to-go stand unfriendly throughout. and since I've seen we cleaned the glass surface over the pizza with glass cleaner spray, I haven't eaten there anymore.

when we go to the cinema at the zkm, we usually eat before the movie still something.Ins paparazzi we go more often. there are many dishes from carving to pizza. I find the prices cheap. the service is friendly and very fast.In the average I would say it takes from the order to eat about 15 min.The food is very delicious.Bisher we have not yet reserved in the restaurant because we still have found a free place.Clear further recommended.

we were eating something on Saturday before our film in paparazzi. the salads were good and lush. However, for those with gluten intolerance, there is not really a choice in this locality. only a few salads were free from and that only make up with edgy and oil for themselves. even in the ofenkartoffel with quark was according to the map gluten in. we still advise where the meal or the like was processed in the dish.The waiter could also not help us if there is actually gluten everywhere. Maybe he just didn't know what that is. a question in the kitchen was not possible. View menu

if they are steel workers - or road builders, they are gold right here. a small inlay salad weighs a pfund, consists of herb salad, möhrenraspeln, two gurken slices and a few salat leaves. yes, I forgot the mais and the 0.2 liter balsamikodressing. as main dish pizza capricciosa. I really like to eat a piece of salamipizza in the ZKM cinema area before the cinema. It is offered by the Paparazzi people on the hand and is always delicious. the today at the table served pizza was anything but capricciosa. thinner, not raised floor. the average. actually a pity. for this with a total of €15.20. maximum lower mensa level.

Connecting a cinema with good food does not really ring a bell for most of the people. I was also a bit skeptical before trying a pizza in an Italian place located inside the cinema, but I was completely blown away by the quality of the food. I've tried a splendid pizza in the oven with wood. The size of the normal pizza was gargantuan. I was barely able to finish the calzone. They even have a larger serving of pizza with a 48 cm diameter. I guess this would be for the really hungry, as the normal one is already 28 cm in diameter. The salads looked quite big, also. A good point is that they serve the local beer, Hopfner, which was a nice cooler. The place is perfect for movie goers or for pe...

to change, it went in here. the dining room now doesn't impress so much with its cozyness. many smaller tables close together. the light is somewhat more insulated in the sitting area, so that more atmosphere is already coming up.The card is disgusting. a friend even flew them apart when they were unfolding. However, it is not possible to complain about the selection.Since I had not had so much hunger, I ordered a panini with sheep cheese, peperoni, tomato and salatbouquet. the salat could have been left. the bouquet consisted of herb salad, traces of mais, large salat leaves and carrot salad that had been made with zimt. the panini was really very tasty and also very suitable for the small... View menu