Pronto Dalicatessen

We dined on a Thursday evening and it was just the two of us in the restaurant. The food was really lovely (lamb ravioli was the star), even if served a touch cool (on a cold wet evening), and given it was just the two of us, we couldn’t complain about the service at all. It is easy to see how charming the atmosphere could be if the place was busy. When it isn’t though, it feels dated and the restaurant feels like it could be on its last legs, which would be a pity.

The old latin ballads, the soft light bulbs, candles, red roses petals, a delicious wine and the best pasta makes Pronto Dalicatessen the perfect place to have a romantic bohemian date ❤🌹

A warm place, with a lot of candles, quite romantic. Unfortunately (!!!) the staff is not attentive and slow, to be honest it was an absolut disaster! After 20 minutes we left the Restaurant.

Had very high hopes for this place based on the reviews but it really didn't live up to them unfortunately. We were the only people there and yet the service was incredibley slow and reluctant. We almost left due to the slow service but decided to hold out as the food was supposed to be worth it. The starter was quite nice but the both the pasta dishes were poor, especially the gnocchi which is described in the menu as exquisite. The chorizo was more like hot dog and the sauce was like soup with no flavour. Extremely over priced for the quality of the food. Such a disappointment.

Gnocchi didn't contain chorizo but rather tinned hotdogs. We were the only diners yet everything took a very long time. No idea why this place is well reviewed but it must be via people eating different courses to the gnocchi and being served by different people. I see the owner leaves passive aggressive responses to negative reviews, so I look forward to my moment in the sunshine. Eat at Ali Pacha or Mi Chola, which are infinitely better and nearby.

Interesting little place. it is like a mix of Italian style and southwest american art. The food was really good. my wife and I had the lasagna and a pesto pasta, with lemonade to drink. Beware of ice if you aren't used to the water though, my wife and I regretted asking for ice (our own fault). Other than that, great little restaurant all in all.

We went here the first night in La Paz. It's definitely a more romantic destination. There were lots of dates going on and I think maybe one engagement. But we'll stick the the food. One of us had the lasagna which was super delicious. The other had the steak which was probably the worst steak either of us have ever had. Advice: get the pasta. Anything pasta...especially their own homemade variety and you can go wrong. Do not get the steak.

The name Pronto is literally an exaggeration because the service was everything but not fast/attentive/friendly. The food was okay with fresh ingredients. But if I go to an Italien restaurant with this reputation I expect fresh bread, olive oil on the table, fresh pasta, and proper Parmesan.