This has been our favorite Italian dining experience in Barcelona. We enjoyed the Patates la Santa…read moreand some Damm Limon on tap while our pizzas were made. We wanted to try a few options, so we settled on four pizzas. We would unanimously recommend the truffle pizza! The service was attentive and the wait staff were helpful and kind. We wish we had found them sooner so we could have them again before we head home.

Everything is open late here with siesta afternoons. I left my phone with Yelp back at hotel. Our…read morewaiter was amazing. He made all recommendations. We started with a pizza for the table. Steak was perfect rare. Huge fan of you are stuck not being in downtown BCN.

Lively restaurant, popular with locals. I think that I was the only foreigner in the place and…read moremanaged to cope with my very basic Spanish. I had a tasty four seasons pizza and a half bottle of house red, all for the bargain price of less than 15 dollars US including tip. The meal was finished of with a complementary limoncello. If you are on a budget, this is a great choice.

Made sure to have a reservation. It doesn't look like anything special outside, but the best…read moreplaces are like that. The value is exceptional. The food is fantastic. The attention to quality is right there. We had two orders of the pizza focaccia, which was really light and flavorful. It truly does open the appetite. The calamari njuda had great flavor. We also had an insalata alla Luigi, which was perfectly dressed. Got a pizza margherita, which was light and tomatoey and just perfect. Got a calzone, which was crusty outside and gooey inside, just the way you'd want it. Got a felei all laurettina, which was tubes of pasta in a meaty, creamy, ragu-like sauce that was just delightful. The salmon gorgonzola was perfectly cooked. It was buttery inside, just the way it should be. Got the octopus. (the polipo alla brace). It came perfectly cooked again. Not chewy at all or dried-out but with a nice chew to it, as octopus should. Had two bottles of lambrusco. Love that stuff. Kept the family talking. Finished with generous helpings of sorbeto limon and gelato vanilla. Overall, a great place. Loved our service by Andrea, who was marvelous. We'll be back. Why not, right?

My fiancé and I are staying in the neighborhood and are SO happy we found this restaurant. It's…read moretotally hidden outside of the city center and after just having spent a week in Rome, we were dying for some good food. The owner, chefs, and waiters are all Italian but speak Spanish as well and pretty good English. They were helpful, charismatic, and on top of things. The food was absolutely amazing. I don't think you could go wrong but we had two pizzas and a tiramisu. We have reservations to go back tomorrow night. Highly recommend to anyone.

The worst pizza I've ever eaten. There are no et pizzas in the freezer at Mercadona for a third of…read morethe price. avoid. Awful and expensive.

Its amazing what hand signs and broken spanish can get you :)…read more It was a nice break from tapas etc. The pizza was thin crust. Caramel & Caramel is a long thin bread/pizza-like concoction. Pasta wasn't bad. Service is friendly despite the language deficit

This is my third time in this place. Very close to the El Corte Ingles of Cornellà is also…read moreconvenient if you're around. What to expect? This is a normal Italian restaurant with nice food at an excellent price. During the weeks the normally have a special menu from which you can ask many dishes. The pizzas are huge and the risotto recommended for the ones that like big portions. Always crowded is well visit by locals as the mouth to mouth works perfectly. If you are looking for a "on the go" Italian, then this is your place. Note: the only thing I would recommend is a better exhaustion of the inside heat, since in winter the air can be a bit dense.