La Strada by Manifesto

The best pizza in Dublin. Amazing service with friendly people and pizza made like you are I. Naples. Wow. Delicious The pepa Pig is uniquely delicious with cheese and a smoked meat. Amazing.

Really lovely spot, the atmosphere feels like you’re walking through the little streets of Lago di Garda. The pizza is honestly the best I’ve had in Dublin (and I’ve tried a lot!). You can’t miss out on the Peppa Pig pizza. Service was fantastic, the FOH team were so friendly and on the ball. We’ll definitely be back.

Nice place, with cute interior. Not sure how authentic it meant to be, but still it was nice. Once again, Italian music missing, instead of that Peter Andre, Ace of Base....pizza was nice, but definitely not as good as in Italy. Nice tiramisu, I would add a bit more Amaretto.

10/10 (A+). The concept is genuinely original, service is outstanding, and prices are fair. What sets it apart is the open-air yet covered dining space — a rare combination that creates a unique atmosphere. The dishes are of excellent quality, crafted with care, and while reservations are often recommended, you might just get lucky on a Sunday lunch and find a table available.

La Strada is a tiny new pizza spot that beautifully evokes the charm of a cobbled Italian street. The service is both kind and quick, and you can watch the chefs at work as they cook a "vista." The menu is extensive, but their true specialty is the pizza. They could accommodate a lactose intolerant. If you're seated at the back near the small side door, you may be bothered by the constant opening and closing for deliveries. The seating in the back also puts you very close to the action, so you'll be the first to know if anything gets a bit smoky in the kitchen. Great for dates!

Incredible experience! The pistachio tiramisu was the nicest I’ve ever had and the pizza is incredible. They use a type 1 dough versus the usual tipo 00 which has an interesting texture. Also very reasonable pricing and a cool atmosphere!

Was looking forward to La Strada but ended up a bit disappointed. Starters of nuts/olives/mozzarella and meatballs were very tasty, but the pizzas just didn’t hit. The base was very good but the flavours didn’t come through on either the puttanesca or the Pulcinella, I actually had to ask for salt and pepper to get some flavour going. Other gripes while I’m at it, service was a bit hit and miss, waitresses were nice but I think we had to ask them to take our orders every time, never came back to ask if we wanted anything. Weird. The chairs are uncomfortable and the tables are slatted picnic style, ideal for bit of mozzarella ball to fall through onto your clothes. Wine was a bit expensive coming from a tap at €9-€9.50 a glass, with a carafe coming in at €36. TBF that’s much the same as the tap wine up the road in Sprezzaturra. Another weird thing was when paying by tap the tip options were only fixed euro amounts like €5 €10 €15, with no % option. Surely this reduces your tip take? Hopefully they’ll get these easily fixed wrinkles ironed out in no time, in time for our next visit!

I came here for dinner with a friend. The setting inside is quite pretty and reflects a typical Italian street. The service was good and very attentive. Starters of meatballs and mains of pizza were all delicious 😋 The pizzas are real Italian made. I will recommend here to friends.