Da Vinci Pizzas en Valencia: fotos, reseñas

Descripción

Da Vinci Pizzas, en el vibrante barrio de L'Eixample de Valencia, ofrece una mezcla única de cocina italiana y kebab. Perfecto para cenar y popular entre estudiantes, este local informal y económico cuenta con servicio rápido y un ambiente animado, lo que lo hace ideal para comer solo. Aunque sus pizzas podrían mejorar, sus kebabs son considerados de los mejores de la zona. Con horario nocturno y opciones para comer en local, delivery y para llevar, es una opción conveniente cuando te apetece una comida rápida y asequible. Simplemente ten en cuenta las opiniones mixtas sobre sus pizzas y céntrate en lo que hacen mejor.

Precio

$$$$ 1 - 10 EUR

Comidas

Cena

Cocinas

Italiano, Kebab

Servicios

Entrega, Para llevar, Comer en el lugar

Pago

Pago con tarjeta de crédito, Pago con tarjeta de débito

Atmósfera

Informal

3.5

basado en 108 opiniones

Google

3.5/5 108 opiniones

Yolanda Pes del Río

Comida: 5
Servicio: 5
Atmósfera: 5

Mis amigos y yo pedimos kebab para cenar y sin duda es uno de los mejores que hemos comido (aunque los haya más grandes). Además el el chico que nos atendió fue muy amable

Kieran

Comida: 1
Servicio: 1

An Abomination in the Name of Pizza: A Truly Disturbing Experience I can’t remember the last time I had such a devastatingly bad pizza. I ordered from what I thought was a reputable local pizzeria, but what arrived at my doorstep was nothing short of a culinary disaster. This was not just a bad pizza—it was an affront to the very concept of pizza itself. Let’s start with the crust, which can only be described as a sad, soggy, limp, flavorless excuse for dough. It was as if someone took a piece of cardboard, slapped it in the oven for two minutes, and hoped no one would notice. The crust was neither crispy nor chewy; it was a pitifully thin, rubbery mess that could barely hold the weight of the toppings—if you can even call them toppings. It collapsed under the slightest touch, leaving me questioning if the dough had ever been proofed at all. Then came the sauce. I have no words to describe how abominable this sauce was. It tasted like cheap ketchup with an aftertaste that made me want to immediately scrub my tongue with industrial cleaner. The sauce was neither tangy nor savory, but overwhelmingly sweet in a way that was downright unnerving. I’m no pizza sauce expert, but I’m pretty sure it’s illegal to make sauce this atrocious. As for the cheese—well, if you can even call it that—it was an entirely unappetizing, plastic-like goo that had zero meltability or flavor. It was the kind of cheese that sticks to the roof of your mouth like a cruel reminder of your bad life choices. It barely resembled mozzarella in any form, more like a tasteless, rubbery blob that I couldn’t scrape off fast enough. The toppings were a tragedy in their own right. The pepperoni was greasy and undercooked, curling up into sad little chips of congealed fat, emitting an oily sheen that should not be present on any food item. The vegetables, on the other hand, were limp, soggy, and flavorless, as though they’d been left in a plastic bag for days before being thrown onto the pizza. The onions were completely raw, with no trace of caramelization or even a slight semblance of flavor. The mushrooms, if they were indeed mushrooms, had the consistency of rubber erasers and tasted like wet cardboard. As if that wasn’t enough, the entire pizza was so poorly assembled that it arrived with chunks of toppings spilling off the edges, and half of it was covered in a bizarre, unidentifiable oil slick. I had to dab at it with napkins just to make it remotely edible, though it never got close to being enjoyable. The cheese clung to the napkins like it was a parasite. I honestly don’t know how anyone could possibly enjoy this monstrosity, let alone call it pizza. It was an assault on my taste buds and a complete waste of money. If this pizza were an exam, it would have failed miserably in every category, from taste to texture to basic pizza knowledge. If you value your time, money, and sanity, stay far, far away from this place. This was not a pizza; it was a crime against food.

alan Mir

Comida: 1
Atmósfera: 3

hacía tiempo que no comí una pizza tan mala la verdad el servicio es bueno porque abren por la noche y los chicos parece que trabajan bien pero la comida es de lo peor lo más insípida posible que he probado nunca una pena la verdad , pongo dos estrellas porque los pobres abren por la noche si no pondría 1

¿Cuál es la dirección de Da Vinci Pizzas?
Da Vinci Pizzas se encuentra en Gran Via de les Germanies, 27, 46006, Valencia, L'Eixample, España.
¿Cómo llegar en transporte público?
Las opciones de transporte público más cercanas para su conveniencia:
- Parada de autobús Sueca - Gran Via Germanies (70 m caminar)
- Parada de autobús Germanies - Castelló (90 m caminar)
- Parada de autobús Gran Vía Germanías, 16 – cantonada c. Castellón [València] (92 m caminar)
- Estación de autobuses Cadis - Dénia (81 m caminar)
¿Cómo califican los visitantes a Da Vinci Pizzas?
Da Vinci Pizzas tiene una calificación promedio de 3.5 basada en 108 reseñas en plataformas como Google.
¿Qué platos y bebidas se sirven?
El restaurante ofrece una selección de platos como queso, shashliks, carne, cerdo, espagueti, junto con una variedad de bebidas.
¿Cuál es el precio promedio de una comida en Da Vinci Pizzas?
El precio promedio de una comida es 1 - 10 EUR (es barato - $).

Da Vinci Pizzas en Valencia