If you're in the mood for proper Italian pizza and Craft Beers from the United States/Europe then…read moreyou should check this place out. I stumbled across this place by accident and was drawn in by the display of craft beers in the window. After talking to the owner for a bit I found out that he is from Rome, I had to give it a shot. I order the Eggplant Parm to start and they threw in some free Garlic Bread. The Garlic Bread was okay, but the Parm was really nice. It was soft and light with oregano on top. The pizza was the best part, aside from the beer. The crust was perfect, hard on the outside and soft in the middle. I had the parma, with ham, rocket, fresh tomatoes and oregano. I got to pair it with a Rogue Nation Brutal IPA which is just unheard of in Spain. They have a great selection of craft beers, lots of IPA's. I think the place is a hidden gem and I will be back again.

This nice family-led Trattoria is hidden inside the old town. The trattoria is located inside an…read moreold building, which is nice when it's hot and/or windy outside. The menu, which can be perused at the entrance contains mainly pasta dishes at reasonable price. Be aware the portions are not too big, so go for the starters first if you have a big hunger. The owner, a nice Italian lady, told me that they have some additional dishes of the day not on the menu. I chose the Ravioli stuffed with walnut paste in a creamy cheese sauce containing pinoli and raisins. The pasta tasted great and the sauce was a delight. I ate everything up in a blink of an eye. As dessert I took the Torta della nonna (granny's cake) , which is an pistachio and sugar coated cake filled with cream. A nice ending. The whole meal together with a small bottle of mineral water, a glass of red wine, a glass of limoncello and Espresso was around 27€z. For sure a spot I would go back to when in need of a pasta dish.

What a gem! Busy place just off the beach with excellent service (who are multi-lingual). Started…read morewith Brusquetto Genoese (good, but not great) and amped it up with an amazing Calzone Chef (just ham and cheese and mushrooms) cooked in a food-fired oven. Their pizzas and calzones are made with sourdough bread and is fantastic! We finished it off with a dish of mixed vegetables (Verduna Salteada) that while we were full, wolfed down because they were so delicious. The veggies normally go in a paella but are offered as a stand-alone for a very reasonable price. Price was just over 12 euro pp, gratuity included, so very reasonable. Bathrooms in the back are clean but just one person at a time.

It was the first meal in Las Palmas. We chose them for the view of the beach and the volleyball…read morebut the food made us stay. Order any of the fresh pastas, get the tiramisu for dessert, and have the limoncello before you go. The friendly, knowledgeable staff will put you at ease. 5 stars.

So I have been trying to come to this place for ages... but it's closed for siesta for 4 hours in…read morethe evening. Right out the time of my hunger. So on my last attempt, I decided to wait 10 minutes. Go home and return. And i'm glad I did. At first glance, it looks just like some dumpy little pizza take out. There is one table and 2 chairs. So I guess if you wanted to eat there you could. But its' more of a take away. This was my first really good pizza in Las Palmas. I'm shocked! Comparable to an american pizza... but maybe a little better cause not so greesy. I really expected it to have ketchup sause and undercooked based. Like every other pizza I have tasted here. But the ingredients were perfect. Now if I can get them to switch their hours to suit the american diet... I will return more often. he he

This is in Mercado del Puerto. Really good Spanish and Italian food I've had in Las Palmas. There…read moreare a few tapas and they are really good and only 1.75 euro. Everything i had (Caccucha (spell?) (seafood stew) with toasted bread), Grilled Mackerel with sautéed onion and green bean, ratatouille with cous cous, tagliatelle with seafood, Ricotta stuffed squid.. and so on.. Big glass of beer is 1.75 euro, a glass of wine is 1.50 euro.. Price is between 7-14 euro. Great service and they explain any dish you inquire about. Good english too. I went there three times and will go back there when I'm back in Las Palmas. Don't miss it.

The restaurant looks very nice and the staff is very nice, too. The food is decent, not…read moreoutstanding, not bad. But the cutlery and glasses were dirty. There was water spotting on the cutlery and my glass had dirt on it. I'm sure there are better Italian restaurants in the area. Wouldn't recommend this one.

Great food, service has room for improvement. Had to wait 30 minutes for the starters due to some…read moreissue in the kitchen. No information from the staff, no asking for another drink, no reaction for questions... Finally the food was ready and good. Nice view from the terrace.

The pizzas are thin and crispy with a tasty sauce. The service is top notch. They are attentive,…read more helpful, and fun. The view of the beach is wonderful. Each time we visit Las Palmas, we dine here multiple times. Off menu items are sometimes offered. Very nice.

Its a perfect place to go on a romantic date with your loved one!…read more Went there for date night with my couple and we both enjoyed the food. Im vegan so I didnt have much variety on the menu, apart from two dishes (a starter and seconds) but it was a good romantic place. * The plating was lovely * Food was different and delicious * Great view of the beach * Friendly waiters If you manage to go, try out the Gazpacho! Its the best Gazpacho I have ever tried. Completed different to what youd find any other place! Loved how they incorporated different ingredients to it to make it unique!!

Love this place! Best coffee on Las Palmas... and why. Run by Italians…read more Coffee is pretty much like fecal water here, but find a spot run by Italians, you'll find good food and great coffee. I assume to be the owner of the place is a super nice guy. Always friendly and chatty. And able to deal with my very bad Spanish. There is some outdoor seating on the pretty part of Las Cantaras. So grab a seat and have a coffee. You won't regret it!

Nice place to catch a meal. We had salads, which were pretty good. Good price quality ratio.read more