Capri Blue Grotto

Mediterranean restaurant · Wurzburg

Capri Blue Grotto

Mediterranean restaurant · Wurzburg
Elefantengasse 1, 97070 Würzburg, Germany

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This cozy Würzburg eatery serves a delightful mix of Spanish tapas and Italian classics, where friendly service meets a charming ambiance, making it a beloved local spot since 1952.  

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Elefantengasse 1, 97070 Würzburg, Germany Get directions

capriblauegrotte.de
@blaue_grotte_wuerzburg

€10–20 · Menu

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Elefantengasse 1, 97070 Würzburg, Germany Get directions

+49 931 35831243
capriblauegrotte.de
@blaue_grotte_wuerzburg

€10–20 · Menu

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Jul 10, 2025

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Gillian Burles

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Good and friendly service. Food was very tasty and served fairly quickly. Pleasant vibe and the hand painted grotto downstairs is amazing

Carl Cencig

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Great service and competitive prices along with authentic Spanish tapas and Italian food. I ordered one of the tapas plates and not disappointed. Very good service also.

Patricia Koppenol-Bounds

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Away from the crowd of tourists, great food and service. We had paella, waited a bit longer than the 40 minutes promised, but it was worth it!

janos horvath

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Caprese salad with buffalo mozzarella really tasty, pizza calzone good but pizza dough was far from the traditional Italian, it was a rather German style pizza. Terrace ok, few green plants, small street.

Megan Roberts

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Disappointing… pizza burnt black underneath and a long hair on top. Dough was tough to cut with cheap cutlery - the fork bent as I was trying to slice the pizza with a blunt knife. My friend ordered a salad which never came. Drinks were good and the staff were friendly. Service was quick.

Christina Verbruggen

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Lovely staff, very happy and welcoming and had no trouble speaking english to us. Pizzas were excellent, I totally understand how they are the oldest italian restaurant and still doing good business. I haven't tried any of the pastas, but my friend had fresh fish and also said it was prepared excellently.

Mehrnoosh Gelyani

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Food was okay i have had better in würzburg, but this is the first pizza place in the whole germany so defiantly worth it to visit at least once

Susanne Oberhauser-Hirschoff

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new owners turn the previous pizza place around into an amazing innovative and delicious meeting of spanish and regional franconian origins. we had a pulled pork sanwich with excellent regional rye bread, toasted and spiced to perfection (german franconian), and a pizza with goat cheese, pine seeds, and garnished with uncooked fresh young spinach, which i could sprinkle myself with a delicious olive oil with herbs (rosemary, chili and more). a heavenly light meal🥰 add to that the crema catalana refined with a hint of orange and lime, caramelized with a torch at the table... ❤️