Excellent handmade pizza in a wood fired oven. With only four hours of sleep and starvation mode…read morekicking in, my challenge was choosing which item on the menu to order. So many great options including large calzones and pizzas with amalgamations of delightful toppings. I ordered what my cousin was ordering- just easier that way. For ~10€, I had a wonderful garlic based pizza topped with cheese and arugula. I didn't even realize it didn't have a red sauce until my cousin pointed it out. Typically, I am a traditionalist- I love my marinara sauce and find pizzas without it to be dry. I didn't notice the base because it was moist and delightful. I tried one of the calzones with three meats, equally as delicious. The restaurant is a Spanish chain with an emphasis on quality. The food is exceptional. The staff members were all very helpful and friendly. The chefs prepare food with gloves. The restaurant is clean, well lit, and welcoming. If you consume alcohol, I recommend finishing your meal with a shot of chilled limoncello.

This place was so good and the servers was so friendly! My Spanish is not good but she walked me…read morethrough the menu and I got exactly what I wanted. I will come back. Such a positive experience!

Such a great Italian restaurant. I loved it. The "pizza, risotto, ravioli and dessert" were all…read moregood. Their portions are super generous, keep that in mind. Can't wait till I go back again. One of the best Italian food I've ever tried. Ps: I've never been to Italy YET when I wrote this review.

One of the best restaurants that i have had the pleasure of visiting. Thank you for a wonderful…read moreexperience, La Jamada.

From the owner: La Jamada de Antonio Arrabal es un restaurante de cocina viajera, una propuesta con su visión…read morepersonal de culturas gastronómicas tan diversas como la japonesa, mexicana, tailandesa, italiana, estadounidense y coreana. Comida sabrosa, elaborada con productos frescos y preparada al momento, para que tus sentidos viajen por el mundo sin moverte del centro de Burgos. En la carta hay platos para todos los gustos: entrantes, picoteo y postres; ceviches, carpaccios y makis; tacos y 'jamburguesas'. También hay platos creados especialmente para los más pequeños. La Jamada by Antonio Arrabal is a traveling cuisine restaurant, a proposal with his personal vision of gastronomic cultures as diverse as Japanese, Mexican, Thai, Italian, American and Korean. Tasty food, made with fresh products and prepared at the moment, so your senses travel the world without leaving the center of Burgos The menu includes dishes for every taste: starters, snacks and desserts; ceviches, carpaccios and makis; tacos and jamburguesas (burguers). There are also dishes specially created for children. A restaurant with a detailed gastronomic proposal and a casual concept of space, decoration and how to present the dishes.

Best pizza, friendly service, nice atmosphere, no hurry, many smiles. Highly recommendedread more

The good thing first, they offer vegetarian dishes. The restaurant is nice, but very noisy. The…read morefood was very tasteful, the portions are small and unfortunately ours were close to cold when they were served. The staff was friendly and helpful, but they did not return the change. I probably would not go again.

We had just finished exploring and looking for something other than tapas for lunch.... La Mafia…read morewas our lucky choice. We arrived just before they were opening but they kindly seated us outside on the patio which was perfect - as the day was beautiful. The food was magnificent.

From the owner: Comida italiana.pizzas.pastas,ensaladas.read more

We went for lunch, had the menu of the day, €13.50 for starter, main and dessert. The soup was ok,…read morebut my pizza was inedible. Tasted worse than cardboard. I didn't even finish 1 piece. The server took it away, offered something else. Since my husband was already eating his main I said no, can you just take it off my bill, but I will pay for the soup and dessert. The pizza alone was €10. When she brought the bill mine was €13. So she removed 50 cents!!! Not only did I leave the restaurant hungry but feeling ripped off as well. Do yourself a favor and try the Italian restaurant across the street. We had eaten there before and it's decent

Located right in Plaza de San Isidoro, this restaurant proved to be a great place to spend some of…read morethe afternoon. We had some wine, watched groups of people come and go, and marvelled in the beauty of the plaza. Be sure to sit on the patio and take it all in.

Located on the square across from the basilica, Boccalino is a gem! We had the "Menu del Dia" in…read morewhich you get to choose from one appetizer, one entrée, and it also includes bread, wine, sangria or beer, plus dessert. Everything that we both had was delicious! Definitely try the sangria, which was the best I ever tasted.