The annual Pizzafest starts tomorrow in Naples, home of traditional Italian pizza.
The festival sees workshops, evening events including cabaret and music, and, of course, much eating of pizza!Every evening you can get a pizza, drink, coffee and limoncello for only 10 euros, which is a bargain in these days of high flour costs, oil costs, tomatoes, service fees etc etc.
Pizzafest includes cheese tastings, days dedicated to the traditonal products from Naples (including buffalo mozzarella and olive oil), and a highlight, the International Vote for the Pizza competition.
Visitors can vote for the best pizza and service they taste and experience over the festival via a sophisticated electronic voting system.
The festival ends on Sunday September 21 when the prize for best pizza will be awarded.
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