How to order and terms

Seller

Pizza Speedy 2.0 S.r.l. (single-member company), Via J.F. Kennedy 33, 39055 Laives (BZ), Italy, VAT IT03350520213, REA BZ-252552. Phone: Laives 0471 955811, Bolzano 0471 189 4107. Certified email (PEC): [email protected].

Laives: order on WhatsApp

Pick your pizzas, choose delivery or pick-up and send the message on WhatsApp. The order is confirmed only when the pizzeria replies with the time.

Bolzano: order on Deliveroo

In Bolzano, home delivery is ordered on Deliveroo, at Deliveroo’s prices and terms. At the pizzeria you can eat in, self-service, or take away.

Prices

Menu prices are in euros, VAT included. Extra toppings cost €1 to €3. For delivery in Laives the minimum order is €15; we confirm the delivery fee on WhatsApp, together with the final total.

Payment

For delivery in Laives you pay on delivery, by card (POS) or cash. For pick-up you pay at the pizzeria.

Withdrawal

The right of withdrawal does not apply to food that spoils quickly, such as pizza (art. 59 of the Italian Consumer Code).

Allergens and alcohol

Our food and drinks may contain the 14 allergens listed on the Allergens page: please ask the staff before ordering. Beer and wine are sold to adults only.

Confirmation and cancellation

The WhatsApp message is an order proposal: the contract is concluded when the pizzeria replies confirming the time. If a product is unavailable or your area is not served, we tell you before confirming. To cancel a confirmed order, call the pizzeria straight away: if preparation has already started, cancellation may not be possible.

Delivery

We deliver to Laives, Bronzolo, Vadena, Pineta and San Giacomo at the time agreed on WhatsApp. The time is approximate and may change because of traffic, weather or many orders: if we are late, we let you know.

Problems and complaints

If something is missing or a product does not match your order, call the pizzeria straight away or message us on WhatsApp: we will find a solution, in line with your consumer rights. You can send written complaints to [email protected].

Governing law and jurisdiction

Italian law applies. If you are a consumer, the court of the place where you live or are domiciled has jurisdiction over any dispute (art. 66-bis of the Italian Consumer Code).