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List of the Best Pizza in Barcelona — Barcelona Food Experience

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May 21

Written By Maria

Looking for the best pizza in Barcelona? Everyone has their favorite, but here are a few of the best ones in Barcelona!

Trafalgar Pizza Club, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Trafalgar Pizza Club – The newest addition to the pizza scene in Barcelona. This one is something else! The space is very cool, the staff incredibly friendly, and the pizzas are without a doubt among my favorites. They ferment the dough for 48 hours, they bring the stone-ground flour straight from Italy (along with other ingredients). The pizzaiolos are also Italian, and the pizza oven is the Ferrari of all pizza ovens. There are DJs, cocktails, a cool private space for groups, and much more. Don’t miss it! Carrer de Trafalgar, 19, Barcelona (Eixample).

Grosso Napoletano Senza Glutine, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Grosso Napoletano – Don’t feel like you’re missing out if you can’t have gluten: Grosso Napoletano has three spots in Barcelona, and one of them is 100% gluten free! The restaurant is gorgeous, and the pizzas are very, very good with delicious, fluffy crusts. Carrer de València, 234 (Senza Glutine), Passeig Sant Joan, 25, and Carrer de Casanova, 209.

Pit Stop Pizza, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Pit Stop Pizza – These guys have a tiny little shop next to Hospital Sant Pau, where they make the most delicious pizzas with a well-fermented dough. They also do small pizza portafoglio that are great for takeaway, and fresh pasta every day. They have a couple of seats inside, and a terrace. If you order for takeaway or delivery, you’ll find a little syringe with spicy oil inside! Don’t miss their dessert pizzas. Carrer de Sant Antoni Maria Claret, 238 (Sagrada Famila/Hospital de Sant Pau).

BrewWild BCN, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

BrewWild BCN – Awesome pizzas with delicious toppings in a spacious establishment in Eixample (it’s a lot bigger than it looks at first sight!). Their Nutella pizza is fantastic..! They have a cute patio in the back with plants, and a cozy sofa corner. Craft beer fans rejoice: they have lots of taps with very fresh craft beers. C. del Consell de Cent, 255, Barcelona (Eixample).

Parking Pizza – This place is, without a doubt, one of my favorites. They have three locations, both equally fun. My go-to pizza here is the cheese-truffle-egg pizza; I would say it’s addictive. Read my review here. Carrer de Londres, 98, Passeig Sant Joan 56, Ptge. Marimon 5 (Eixample).

Frankie Gallo Cha Cha Cha, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Frankie Gallo Cha Cha Cha – The Colombo brothers, together with the previous owner of Cañete opened this cool pizza place that has turned into the favorite of many. They combine interesting ingredients in their funky pizzas, which matches the vibe of the place. If pizza is not your thing, they also have a few other Italian specialties on the menu. Carrer del Marquès de Barberà, 15 (Raval).

Pizza Circus – Inexpensive pizza slices in a place that has been around for a while. There is no seating, just grab a slice and get cozy. Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 40 (Raval).

Pizzeria NapolitanaA33, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Pizzeria Napolitana A33 – This pizza restaurant might not look like much from the outside (aren’t they the best places though?!), but wow are their pizzas to die for! They are well priced, authentic Neapolitan, and absolutely delicious with lots of toppings. They offer a good lunch deal. Carrer de Manso, 22 (Sant Antoni).

NAP – The letters stand for Neapolitan Authentic Pizza, and the focus here is on an authentic pizza base. The pizzas are prepared in a wood-burning oven, for that perfect taste. Av. de Francesc Cambó, 30 (Born-La Ribera), Carrer del Baluard, 69 (Barceloneta), and Av. del Paral·lel, 94 (Parallel).

Sports Bar – This humble restaurant might not look like much, but they serve without a doubt among the best pizzas in the city. They have now expanded to four locations, including a takeaway. C/ Ample, 51 (Gotico), Av/ Diagonal, 123 (Les Corts), C/ Marina, 290 (Poblenou), Takeaway: C/ De la Boqueria (Raval) and C/ D’en Tantarantana, 20 (Born).

La Balmesina, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

La Balmesina – Their pizzas are made with organic, local, and seasonal ingredients in exciting and innovative combinations. They have a good lunch deal, and pizza is not the only interesting item on their menu. Carrer de Balmes, 193 (Sarría-Sant Gervasi).

La Bella Napoli – One of the classics in Barcelona. There’s nothing hip and cool about this place: it’s a cozy family affair. The staff is fun and entertaining. Carrer de Villaroel, 101 (Poble Sec).

L’Antica Pizzeria Da Michele, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

L’Antica Pizzeria Da Michele – World-renowned Neapolitan pizzeria Da Michele arrived in Barcelona not long ago, serving traditional Neapolitan pizza using the same recipes and the same ingredients as in its origin restaurant dating back to 1870. It was made famous by Julia Roberts in Eat Pray Love..! The stars on the menu are the Margherita and the Marinara, both with a soft, thin base, prepared in a traditional wood-fire oven. Carrer del Consell de Cent, 336 (Eixample).

Can Pizza – They opened first in El Prat and caused quite a hype, and now expanded around Barcelona. They even have merch! The dough is fermented for 72 hours, and the Carbonara is a classic. See all locations here.

Messie Sin Gluten, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Messie Sin Gluten – Are you gluten-free but still crave pizza? Fear not, at Messie Sin Gluten you can get your pizza fix without any worries. Everything here is gluten-free, including a broad range of beers. You can also ask for vegan cheese. Calle de Siracusa, 15 (Gracia) and Carrer de Muntaner 109 (Eixample).

Sartortia Panatieri – Rafa Panatieri, who used to be the head chef at Roca Moo, has surrounded himself with top staff, and makes his 72-hour fermentation sourdough pizzas in a wood-fire oven. They use organic stone-ground flour and organic and local produce for the toppings. Many consider the pizza here as the best one in town. Carrer de l’Encarnació, 51 (Gracia) and Carrer de Provença 330 (Eixample).

Nonna Maria – What makes this pizza place particularly cool is that every month they ask a local chef to create their signature pizza. Avenida Sarria, 50 (Sarrià).

La Clote (Used to be La Clotenca) – In addition to their standard pizzas they have good gluten-free pizza options, and excellent vegan ones too, using vegan mozzarella. Carrer del Clot, 49 (Clot) and C/ Vilardell, 25 (Sants).

Did I forget a favorite of yours? Drop me a line!

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Best Pizza Places in Barcelona

Barcelona has some great pizza places serving fresh, oven baked pizzas. We’ve created a list of the very best pizza restaurants considering quality, taste and atmosphere.

Browse the list below of the best pizza places in Barcelona.

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1. Parking Pizza

Neighbourhood: Eixample

Must try dish: Pepperoni, tomato and fenne pizza

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A fairly recent addition to the pizza scene here in Barcelona. Parking Pizza has turned an old car park into a trendy restaurant with large shared tables and a cool vibe. But most importantly the quality of the pizzas is really good, with lots of interesting toppings available like butifarra sausage meat, egg, broccoli and red onion.

2. Frankie Gallo Cha Cha Cha

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Neighbourhood: Raval

Must try dish: Margherita or parmigiana pizza

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A lively, modern pizza restaurant in the heart of the Raval neighbourhood. Wood-fired pizzas using the freshest ingredients and craft beer in a sleek environment. The venue is spacious with a big dining area, but also has private booths and more tables upstairs, which is good as it’s very popular. Also, they have a great spicy olive oil in the condiments.

3. Trafalgar Pizza Club

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Neighbourhood: Eixample

Must try dish: Track 9 (mozzarella, tomato, spicy chorizo, red onion, chilli threads, cilantro)

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Trafalgar Pizza Club is the kind of club that if it required membership, we’d be the first to sign up. This trendy new pizzeria in Barcelona is a 5 minute walk from Plaza Catalunya. Set in a converted old car park, yes, that seems to be a running theme here these days, has a chic design, lots of space, and 11 different delicious wood-fired pizzas to choose from. My personal favourite being the spicy Track 9, which includes spicy chorizo sausage and chilli threads.

4. Grosso Napoletano

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Neighbourhood: Sant Gervasi

Must try dish: Grosso pizza

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Grosso Napoletano is a stylish modern pizza restaurant in the Sant Gervasi area, serving delicious authentic Napolitan style pizza cooked in one of two impressive wood-fired ovens. With Branches in Madrid and Valencia, this is the first to open in Barcelona. Ingredients are really fresh and they have some exciting toppings such as speck ham, parmesan cheese, cherry tomatoes and rocket salad.

5. Buon Appetito

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Neighbourhood: Born

Must try dish: Capra pizza

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One of the best Italian restaurants in Barcelona, also do some of the best pizzas. At Buon Appetito, next to Ciutadella Park, they have sourced the finest Italian flours, cereals and grains to create three different and traditional pizza doughs. Add to that the large choice of authentic toppings including spicy Italian sausage, homemade meatballs, or gorgonzola cheese, and with over 25 different types of pizzas on the menu, you can see why this is one of the best spots for pizza in Barcelona.

6. Mama Pizzeria

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Neighbourhood: Poble Sec

Must try dish: Diavola pizza

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My latest addition to the best pizza places in Barcelona is also one of the best value. Not only are these Neapolitan style pizzas completely delicious and authentic, prices start from €5.99 for a margherita. That’s got to be the lowest price I’ve seen in Barcelona. Similar to the low prices in Napoli itself. Other pizzas are between €8 -12. ‘Special pizzas’ at Mama Pizzeria include toppings like pork cheek and the salty Italian cheese pecorino. An extensive list of classics includes diavola with spicy salami (my personal favourite) and many more. This cosy venue has a few tables inside as well as on street dining.

7. Bronzo

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Neighbourhood: Eixample / El Born

Must try dish: Margherita pizza or tagliata (steak) with rúcula & parmesano

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Bronzo has two branches, one in Eixample and the other in Born. They serve fresh Italian sharing plates, but the best reason to visit is the incedible wood oven pizzas. Starting at €8 for a margherita.

8. Tomasso – New York Pizza

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Neighbourhood: Eixample

Must try dish: New York Burrata pizza

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As the name suggests, these authentic pizzas come in New York style. A thin flexible crust which allows you to fold the slices, yet are still crispy. Everything is made fresh to order. It may take a little longer to arrive at your table, but it’s well worth the wait. And you can request half and half.

9. Pizzeria da Michele

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Neighbourhood: Eixample

Must try dish: Primavera pizza

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That’s right, one of the oldest and most famous pizzerias in Napoli has a branch right here in Barcelona. The same pizzeria that featured Julia Roberts in the movie Eat, Prey, Love. The prices are higher in the Barcelona restaurant, but there’s many more toppings to choose from. Plus you can try a deep-fried pizza, pretty rare outside of Italy. See my list of the best pizzerias in Napoli here.

10. Sports Bar – Italian Food

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Neighbourhood: Gothic Quarter

Must try dish: Margherita pizza

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Now with a number of restaurants across Barcelona, the venue on Carrer Ample in the Gothic Quarter is the original. With TV screens everywhere showing live football, Italian games getting priority, it’s far more than just somewhere to watch the match. The big wood-fired oven in the corner churns out tasty authentic Italian pizzas.

11. Can Pizza

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Neighbourhood: Sagrada Familia / Poble Nou

Must try dish: Boscaiola pizza and the caprese salad

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Can Pizza started in El Prat, near to Barcelona Airport. They now have a number of branches around Barcelona and the surrounding area, such as Sagrada Família and Poble Nou. Good quality Neapolitan-style pizzas are on the menu.

12. NAP – Neapolitan Authentic Pizza

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Neighbourhood: Barceloneta / Gothic Quarter / Sant Antoni

Must try dish: Diavola – tomato, mozzarella, salami, red onion, chilli & virgin olive oil

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N.A.P. have three locations in Barcelona, NAP Antic in el Born, NAP Mar at Barceloneta Beach and NAP Molino in Paral-lel. All serve typical Neapolitan style pizzas which are charred perfectly and very tasty. The pies are big, 35cm to be exact, and there’s a wide variety of toppings.

13. Don Kilo

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Neighbourhood: Eixample

Must try dish: Barcelona Pizza – tomato, mozzarella, egg, ham, onion, basil

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Don Kilo is a no frills Italian restaurant serving fresh pasta and exceptional pizzas. This place came highly recommended. And, I have to say my Diavola pizza was superb. Slightly crispy crust and just the right mix of cheese and sauce. You may have gathered by now that my favourite pizza is the Diavola, with it’s tomato, mozzarella and spicy salami. It’s my go to pizza. I often use it to compare pizzerias before featuring them in my list of the best pizza places in Barcelona. Don Kilo’s is definitely worthy. I also have it on good authority that the ‘Barcelona pizza’ here, which includes egg, ham, onions and basil, is very good.

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8 Italian pizzerias in Barcelona where you will definitely return. Spain in Russian

Pizza. Few people have this word that does not cause pleasant gastronomic excitement and associations with hot sunny Italy. However, today it is not at all necessary to go to this country in order to enjoy “real” pizza: you can do this, for example, in Barcelona. Over the past couple of decades, an impressive number of natives of Italy moved to the Catalan capital to open their own business here and fill the previously empty niche of authentic Italian cuisine, in which they soon achieved obvious success. We will tell you about the establishments where you can taste excellent pizza, and the best confirmation of their popularity is the ratings and reviews of local residents.

1. La Balmesina

Located at 193 Rue Balmes (hence the name), the pizzeria, opened just over a year ago, puts the quality of the dough first. Here, the main importance is attached to its production: the fermentation process of the dough lasts at least 72 hours, and selected eco-friendly Italian flour is used for its production. Guests of the establishment are offered pizzas from three types of dough for the most demanding taste: classic, thin, fragile wheat flour and a very special La Pala – a square pizza made from light, crispy porous dough, served for two people. The owners of the establishment are tireless experimenters-perfectionists, ready for endless research in pursuit of “that” perfect combination of taste and sincerely believing that there is no limit to perfection, therefore even demanding gourmets will undoubtedly be satisfied.

2. Frankie Gallo Cha Cha Cha

This Italian establishment with an original name, as if hidden among the streets of Raval (Marquès de Barberà, 15), pays no less attention to the technology of pizza production than in Balmesina: dough fermentation also takes at least 3 days, and Italian products are used to make pizzas highest quality. In addition to delicious pizzas, presented in a wide variety (from classic to the most original), visitors note the special “spark” of the institution – largely due to the unusual atmosphere of a rock club with loud brutal music that inspires energetic jaw movements.

3. Giorgio Barcelona

A restaurant on Ausias March 3, where the magical atmosphere of Italy and authentic interior attract true lovers of the cuisine of the Apennine Peninsula. Chefs create dishes that combine traditional recipes and modern gastronomic trends. Every week, during the daytime, a different menu awaits you with a variety of Italian dishes, while at the same time two options are always available: the Pizza menu and the Light menu. And from Monday to Saturday and from 4 to 7 pm you can enjoy typical Italian tapas. Don’t forget to try some delicious confectionery with a cup of coffee, as well as wine or cocktail tasting.

4. NAP

This is a truly new policy for Italian pizzerias, with the aim of serving, far from the country of origin, Neapolitan pizza of excellent quality at the most democratic prices. Authentic Neapolitan pizza – Neapolitana Authentic Pizza, and this is how the name stands, is now available in Barcelona in the old mystical Born (Av. de Francesc Cambó, 30), as well as in coastal Barceloneta (Carrer Baluard, 69). The atmosphere of simplicity and naturalness reigns in the establishments, which is traditional for small street Italian pizzerias, where you will be served surprisingly quickly grilled pizza, to which you will most likely ask for additional . ..

5. Pizza Pazza

Great Italian pizza in the center of Barcelona for 8 euros? It is quite real if you go to an institution located in the Gothic Quarter (Carrer Ample, 44), where for 9For years, two brothers – natives of Calabria do not cease to delight guests with pizzas of a traditional Italian recipe, served both whole and in portions. A bonus to delicious food and an incredibly warm welcoming atmosphere is a small Italian grocery store where connoisseurs can purchase various sauces, traditional Italian drinks and other gourmet goods.

6. La Bella Napoli

Authentic Neapolitan pizzeria, located in the Poblesec district (Carrer de Margarit, 12-14), attracts visitors with affordable prices, a wide variety of pizzas cooked on coals, and, if there is room in the stomach, delicious homemade desserts. In a lively and “Italian” noisy establishment with fast and courteous staff, you can order a pizza for only 10 euros and are guaranteed to enjoy.

7. Reina Margherita

In the very center of Born (Passeig de Joan de Borbó, 29) there is a pizzeria-trattoria with a sonorous name, pleasant prices and a large selection of dishes. In addition to over 20 charcoal-grilled pizzas, the freshest burrata, parmesan-baked eggplant and many other classic Italian appetizers are worth a try. Both in summer and in winter, a cozy outdoor terrace is available, where the gastronomic delight will be complemented by the warm flickering fire of lamps and the soft music of street performers who have chosen a small square in front of the restaurant.

8. Com a Italy

Another Italian pizzeria has found a place near the picturesque old Sant Pau Hospital (Carrer de Sant Quintí, 39). Visitors are attracted by a combination of such important factors as delicious food made from high quality products, more than affordable prices, the opportunity to order pizza in portions and thus try many different types of it, as well as a large selection of homemade beer for every taste.