Q'bola - Pizza A La Leña in Mexico City: photos, reviews

About

Q'bola - Pizza A La Leña is a charming spot in San Pedro Xalpa, Mexico City, where the aroma of wood-fired pizza draws you in. Known for its quick service, this cozy, casual venue presents a fashionably quiet atmosphere perfect for solo diners looking to enjoy a moment of delicious solitude. The thin crust pizza is notable for its good flavor, offering a satisfying meal at a budget-friendly price. While the generous portions are appreciated, the place could improve by offering more condiments for larger orders. Offering both delivery and dine-in options, Q'bola easily caters to those in search of a convenient yet satisfying pizza experience.

Price

$$$$

Services

Delivery, Dine-in

Payment

Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card, NFC payment

Atmosphere

Fashionably, Quietly, Casual, Cozy

Best for

Solo dining

Children

Kid-friendly

3.8

based on 53 reviews

Google

3.8/5 53 reviews

Mayra Larragoitia

Food: 4
Service: 4
Atmosphere: 4

Pedi pizza de peperoni por uber eats es la primera vez que la pruebo, me gusto que la masa esta delgada, tenia buen sabor, el unico pero que le pondria es que mandan solo 2 sobres de capsut y 2 de chile seco para una pizza familiar..

Rod jm

La pizza está bien para el precio. El dueño es un tipo que se quiere hacer el gracioso pero resulta grosero y pesado. Los empleados bien.

What is the address of Q'bola - Pizza A La Leña?
Q'bola - Pizza A La Leña is located at Eje 3 Nte 660, 02710, Mexico City, San Pedro Xalpa, Mexico.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Vivienda Calle Morelos (374 m walk)
- Bus stop Calz. San Isidro y Renacimiento (915 m walk)
How is Q'bola - Pizza A La Leña rated by visitors?
Q'bola - Pizza A La Leña has an average rating of 3.8 based on 53 reviews across platforms such as Google.
Is there a delivery service available?
Yes, delivery is available through www.ubereats.com, www.rappi.com.mx.

Q'bola - Pizza A La Leña in Mexico City