Barcelona
Italian restaurants in Barcelona
Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, fresh pasta and Italian wines in four neighbourhoods.
Addresses and opening hours
Four Neapolitan trattorias, each with the character of its neighbourhood, with table service and a wood-fired oven in full view: choose yours and book. Staying in today? Order delivery.
Coming as a group of ten or more? See the set menus for groups.
★ 4.4 average rating · 11,831 reviews on Google
Da Nanni Born
Carrer del Rec, 30, 08003 Barcelona
Mon–Thu
933 19 79 73
13:00–16:00 and 20:00–00:00Fri–Sun
13:00–00:00 (open all day)Da Nanni Tallers
Carrer dels Tallers, 69, 08001 Barcelona
Every day
930 08 26 79
13:00–16:00 and 20:00–00:00Da Nanni Poblenou
Rambla del Poblenou, 20, 08005 Barcelona
Every day
930 11 71 66
13:00–00:00 (open all day)
A few dishes from the menu
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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.