My husband and I are in Barcelona for our honeymoon and today was our first day. We had traveled…read morefrom California and flew overnight. We arrived at 8:30am, walked around the beaches of Nassau and after a 4 hour nap we awoke hungry and a bit fuzzy. We were still too beat to go into Barcelona and fight the crowds. We just wanted something close and easy. However, when you do not speak the language things become slightly more complicated. We had a difficult time finding a restaurant that was A: open B: served somethings our jet lagged stomachs could handle and C: we could find on our gps. We found a tiny Pizzeria in the next town over. So simple, with only 3 spots at the counter, mostly delivery and take out. The owner, his girlfriend and friend were there and graciously made us their house speciality and seasonal pizza. And then a dessert pizza because it was our honeymoon. We proceeded to have a 2 hour conversation in broken english and broken spanish, sometimes using hand signs and google translate to get a point across. These people were true Catalonian; kind, genuine, happy, gracious and patient. This was the experience we were looking to find. Culture, local people, good people. The food was amazing as well. The owner, Oriel, gave us a list of "non-touristy" places in both Barcelona and Costa Brava for us and then he and his girlfriend, Anna, invited us to their home so they could teach us how to make "Catalan Pallella". We are so overwhelmed by the kindness and sheer willingness to not only help us order a pizza, but sit with us and discuss music, politics, travel and food for over 2 hours. It was amazing to communicate in both our native tongues and attempt to communicate with one another in a language neither are familiar with. Thank you Oriel, Anna and Christian. Best moments of our honeymoon so far.

We decided to walk over for pizza one night during our stay in Granollers. It's a small but very…read morenice little restaurant and the food was amazing. The waitress was very friendly and accommodating with our lack of Catalan. They even had an English menu. It's definitely fresh made and very good. We enjoyed it and the small "local" type atmosphere. We were the only ones eating that evening but we got there right at opening. Us silly Americans eat early per Spain standard. :p Would definitely visit again!

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What a great place. It is everything a pizzeria should be. Make sure to order the house salad. and…read moreof course frosty Peronis with exceptional Napoli style pizza

Stopped in here on our first night in town after a long, tiring travel day. We had a pretty hefty…read moremeal for 2 including a green salad, fried squid, and an 'especial' pizza. Our food was great, delicious, and well cooked. Service came with a smile, even while dealing with our complete lack of Spanish speaking ability. Menu was written in about 6-8 languages so very accommodating. Over all, excellent value, good experience. Great place for a tired tourist on their first night in town.

Wow! Best pizza in gothic quarter! Fresh pizza! Quick service! We got it after 5-10min. Pizza dough…read morewas one of the best we tried. Light! Not heavy. My favorite was the truffle pizza!! Casual place with limited seating.

By far one of the best pizza I've had, definitely ranks up there with the pizza in Napoli. Made my…read morenight. Thank you

The place is wonderful for summertime. You can have dinner around trees and kind of forest. Just be…read moreaware of mosquitos bites, so bring your protection or after bites. The services are good and fast and the price is average. The food is fine. It is not a typical Italian restaurant.

Greatest StumbleUpon restaurant in Barcelona. The pizza and pasta were amazing. Service was…read moreincredible.

O Principe has it all - welcoming and attentive service, fresh and flavorful food, and a warm and…read moreinviting atmosphere. I came here one evening with my father during our visit to Spain, and it was the best dinner we had during our stay there. For appetizers, we got the burrata and mozzarella carrozza, and both of them were out of this world. If you visit O Principe, please do yourself a favor and get both of these dishes. Entrees were the Diavola pizza and the Caprese Salad. Both were amazing. The cheese is so fresh, it tastes as if they got it the morning of your meal. The crust is the perfect consistency and thickness, without being too much bread. Everything here is all flavor. For dessert, we split the best cannoli I've ever had in my entire life. I'm not a cannoli connoisseur, but I've had enough to know that this one was amazing. We had nothing short of an outstanding experience at this restaurant, highly recommend you check it out during a trip to Barcelona.

Don't let the small size fool you. This pizzeria is a powerhouse. The chef cranks out margarita…read morepies in four minutes. We are from Pennsylvania and are traveling through Spain and France on a soccer trip and stumbled across this gem three nights in a row. The first night seven of us closed it down at 1 AM. The second night ten of us closed it down at 1:30 AM. On our last night in Spain, 13 of us walked 1.5 miles round-trip for their pizza and Sangria. The owner and staff were very accommodating to us considering that we kept showing up at midnight every night. If you're ever in Platja d'Aro Spain visit La mamma.

Los ravioli rellenos de carne son deliciosos. Un servicio muy cálido y eficiente. Los precios me…read moreparecieron razonables, y las pizzaa son bastante artesanales.

Last minute pick, great Italian food, we had great Pizza and very cheesy Pasta Carbonara, it was…read moregood but for someone who loves cheese I can't believe I'm saying this, it's a little too rich for me even. Service was good and friendly and ambiance was busy, nice & lively vibe.