World Pizza Day: Vienna leads with expensive Margherita in price comparison!

World Pizza Day: Vienna leads with expensive Margherita in price comparison!

Wien, Österreich - This day, February 9, 2025, global love for pizza is celebrated again, because it is World Pizza Day! On the occasion of this culinary holidays, Foodora published the Pizza Index 2025 Austria takes a close look. It is particularly exciting that Vienna is the most expensive city for a pizza Margherita with an average price of 11.60 euros. In other expensive cities, Innsbruck ranked with 11 euros and Bregenz with 10.70 euros. In contrast, pizza lovers in Burgenland can make a real bargain with 8.80 euros at the state level and even only 8.20 euros in Eisenstadt.

price differences in the federal states

The price range also shows within the federal states itself, such as in Linz, where the price of 10.50 euros is above the Upper Austrian average of 9.90 euros. Alexander Gaied, CEO of Foodora Austria, said that more and more customers are using the extensive pizza offers on Foodora, which shows a clear trend: diversity and attractive prices convince the Austrian pizza fans. Interestingly, the pizza index is based on the median prices of restaurant orders for Margherita pizzas that were made in 2024, not only in Austria, but also in countries such as Hungary, Czech Republic, Norway, Sweden and Finland.

This means that the pizza love not only beats waves in Austria, but also shows itself as a transnational phenomenon. The price differences and preferences underline how much the Austrians appreciate their pizza and what role the price-performance of the gastronomy sector plays. It will be exciting to observe how the numbers will develop in the coming years and whether the price for the Margherita pizza in the individual cities remains stable or even decreases.