Da Nanni

Barcelona · Neapolitan cooking since 2018

Italian restaurant in Barcelona

We’re a family from Naples with four trattorias with table service in Barcelona. Pasta, antipasti, mains and wood-fired pizza: the food people actually cook at home in Campania, served in the Born, Tallers, Poblenou and Gràcia.

★ 4.4 average rating · 11,831 reviews on Google
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A few dishes from the menu

Filmed just as they leave our kitchens. Tap one and take a closer look before you sit down.

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Every dish on the full menu comes with a photo and a video: you can see exactly what you’re about to eat before you order it.

Real Italian cooking, not a tourist menu

In Naples food isn’t reinvented, it’s repeated well. Ours is the menu of a Neapolitan trattoria: the dishes our grandmothers cooked and the ones ordered every Sunday across Campania.

  • The pasta

    Carbonara with guanciale and pecorino, genovese with slow-cooked onion ragù, nerano with provolone. Two of the primi come in a gluten-free version.

  • Antipasti and fritti

    Parmigiana, polpette al ragù, crocchè, arancini and montanarine: the part of the table Naples shares before anything else arrives.

  • Mains and dolci

    Beef tagliata, cod in cassuola, the day’s fried fish, and the tiramisù and babà you’d expect to finish with.

We also have 2 takeaway pizza spots in the Gothic Quarter and the Raval, and we deliver through Glovo and Just Eat.

From Naples to Barcelona

Da Nanni started in 2018 with one pizza-by-the-slice shop next to the Cathedral and today is a family of six places across Barcelona — that’s our story. If what you’re after is Neapolitan pizza, that’s our thing too; and if you’d rather play it safe, see what the Google reviews say.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I eat Italian food in Barcelona?
Da Nanni has four trattorias with table service: Born (Rec 30), Tallers 69, Rambla del Poblenou 20 and Gràcia (Verdi 35). All of them open seven days a week and take bookings.
Do you make fresh pasta?
Yes. The fettuccine alla bolognese are fresh pasta and the rest of the primi are cooked to order. Two dishes — the ziti Mare e Sole and the spaghetti allo scoglio — come gluten-free for €2 more.
How much does an Italian meal cost in Barcelona?
At our trattorias the primi run from €14 to €24, mains from €18 to €23, and pizzas start at €10. Antipasti to share are between €14 and €22.
Do I need to book?
It isn’t required, but weekends and summer evenings fill up. You can book online or by phone at any of the four trattorias.