La Pala — Restaurant in Barcelona

We came here really hungry and lusting for some pizza. It jumped up because of the nice reviews it had.

We got a seat immediately, with a polite waitress leading us to our seats (its up on the stairs, really nice). You can get large pizzas (80 cm) and you can put three different pizzas as one on them. We did the biggest mistake in taking three large pizzas and also an appetizer. And let me tell you, the portions are huge. We were a group of 7 people so yeah, you can do the math for you if you ever come. They have a variety of different pizzas. Since we took 9 pizzas combined into three large, I don't remember all the names. I only remember that Margherita and Capricciosa were really good. Diavola was nothing special compared to the others, same as Funghi. But even they were tasty.

The servers were really polite and you could ask them anything. One of the rare things in Barcelona where the server comes up to you to ask if you need anything else and if its all okay. We also had to take leftover pizza with us, since we miscalculated how big it would be and they packed it for us. So big props to the servers. :)

Location is pretty private, so no one will...

Nice cozy restaurant in Poble Sec, with a wide variety of pizzas. I was really excited to come since I had heard many good reviews of this place but left a bit disappointed (since my expectations were high). We ordered the diavola and the nduja. Both pizzas had nice crunchy dough, but we felt like the cheese was a bit 'hard', as in if it had melted and then solidified. The diavola wasn't spicy but the nduja was. Out of the two we enjoyed the nduja more. Maybe we made the wrong pizza choices since we felt they weren't tasty enough. Portions were great and the staff was very nice and frienldy.

Not that it is very important, but the menu is very impractical. It doesn't hold open so you have to keep both hands (one on top and one at the bottom) if you don't want...

The food is amazing. We had a pizza Capricciosa and one La Paradiso. Both were delicious. As most of the restaurants in Barcelona, this one's kitchen opens at 8 for dinner. We arrived around 7:30 and we ordered some dinks, the waiter told us that we could wait until 8, when we cand order. He came at 8 and said that we could order some starters if we wanted because they had to do the pozza for the counters first and then take the orders. He came back at 8:15 to take our order. Service was pretty fast after this. Definitely recommend, but keep in mind to...