End of an Era at Pizza Fifi: A New Chapter Begins in Juan-les-Pins - After 35 years of serving delicious, thin-crust pizzas in Juan-les-Pins, Philippe Petit, the founder of Pizza Fifi, is retiring. While he may be stepping down, loyal customers can rest at ease as the essence of Pizza Fifi will remain unchanged. The recipes, the friendly atmosphere, and the signature crispy pizza dough will all continue under new ownership.
Philippe's journey began in 1989 when, after years of working as a pastry chef he realized his dream of running a pizza truck. His innovation? He was the first to offer pizza delivery in the area, a service that quickly gained popularity. Within months, he moved to a permanent location and, in the 90s, set up shop at 112 boulevard du Président Wilson, where the pizzeria is still located today.
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