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Where to eat Italian food in Playa De Los Cancajos: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Italian food in Playa De Los Cancajos, Spain including Pizzeria Restaurante Casablanca, Trattoria Roma, Trattoria Roma, Taberna Barbanegra, Made in Italy, Piccolo Pizzeria Paladar
6. Piccolo Pizzeria Paladar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 246 reviews
Palate Piccolo Pizzeria, established since 1980 in Tenerife (Canary Islands), then 1998 is installed in Guanabo (Cuba), Finally, in 2004, opened in Santa Cruz de La Palma (Canary Islands). We've worked hard to make our kitchen does not change and always w
Reviewed By Garthess
Located centrally in the old town, this was a fine place to call in for lunch or dinner for a quick pasta. Rustic and popular with local families.
5. Made in Italy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Macenceman
This is a new restaurant on the main sea front avenida facing the beach, We were going to a concert so time was short to eat. We chose this place as we had not tried it yet and there were tables outside still free. We ordered a pizza 4 fromaggi, two glasses of wine and water. the pizza came quite fast and the chef knows proper Italian pizza with thin, crisp pastry, the topping was generous and with plenty of diferent cheeses and it was a good size for two people. We chose a panna cotta and a slice of blueberry cheesecake to follow and I ordered an expresso to finish.A very satisfying meal and a very reasonable bill, 25 euros and 25 cents,
4. Taberna Barbanegra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Restaurant pizzeria cozy in historical center of santa cruz de la Palma, home made pizzas, original desserts, extensive wine list and much more !!
Reviewed By Woody4
Visited on the night that most restaurants are closed, on the advice of our hotel (San Telmo). Booked a table, but no real need to. A nondescript place on a narrow street. Great service and superb pasta, as we didnât fancy the pasta. Great value, highly recommended
3. Trattoria Roma
Overall Ratings
3 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By Peter H
Ate dinner here twice and in general we were satisfied without being too impressed. We both had meat raviolli on our first visit and I found the pasta too thick and consequently chewy served with an average Bolognese style sauce. The wife loved it so it just shows that opinions differ. It tasted good though whatever our varying thoughts on presentation. Also I could have managed a bit more actual ravioli. For dessert I opted for my regular choice of tiramisu and it was pretty good. The wife ordered a splendid apple pie which came drizzled with honey and was delicious. Our second visit involved us just ordering a pizza each. They are pretty big and filling with excellent thin and crispy bases. The toppings were a bit thin in my opinion except on the wife's, she ordered speck ham and mushroom. The ham was plentiful and so thick you could have mended the soul of your boots with it. They tasted OK but once again nothing special. We skipped dessert this time. Our regular tipple was a Moretti beer for me and red wine for the wife. The cost on both occasions was somewhere around 30 euros with the evening we had dessert being a little dearer. We left full but not totally impressed both evenings.
2. Trattoria Roma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By MsXXH
This restaurant has great views on the front but looks a little strange, especially inside which has the most bizarre layout we have ever seen!the pizzas are absolutely wonderful and so we then stuck to these.The staff seemed more interested in the people they knew and the restaurant lacked atmosphere, but we forgave that because the pizza is so good.
1. Pizzeria Restaurante Casablanca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By ebrable
Good, broad menu, lots of options for kids and adults. Fresh pasta menu too, from which we had a couple of good dishes. Nice staff, lovely homemade puddings, good drinks selection. Worth a visit.
