Pizzeria Angelo Escaldes

Pizzeria Angelo Escaldes is an Italian restaurant on Carrer de la Unió 9, near the boundary between central Escaldes-Engordany and Andorra la Vella. It is part of the Angelo restaurant group, but the Escaldes branch has its own address and service schedule. The menu goes beyond pizza, with fresh pasta, risotto, salads, meat dishes and desserts. The restaurant is suitable for a casual pizza meal as well as a longer lunch or dinner, and the operator lists +376 805 810 for reservations. Delivery is also available through the group’s ordering service, subject to current coverage.

Pizza is an obvious choice, and the branch’s own page describes a range from familiar classics to more elaborate gourmet combinations. The current menu gives diners several styles to compare, while the restaurant highlights freshly baked pizza and a welcoming setting. Because recipes and toppings can change, check the current menu if you have a particular combination in mind. For a group, ordering different pizzas can make it easier to share and compare, while salads or starters can round out the table. Ask the staff about size and whether a specific pizza can be adapted to a dietary requirement.

The broader Italian menu provides alternatives when not everyone wants pizza. Current branch menu pages list pasta, risotto, meat and other main courses. Examples include a slow-cooked veal shank served with fettuccine, veal Milanese with tomato, Fior di latte mozzarella and basil, and a grilled aged beef sirloin with mushroom sauce and natural fries. The menu also features a duck confit and black-truffle risotto with Pecorino Romano. These current examples show a more substantial restaurant offer, but dishes, ingredients and prices may change. Confirm availability before visiting for one particular plate.

Starters and salads help make the menu flexible. Diners can begin with a salad or a smaller Italian-inspired plate, then choose a pizza, pasta or meat main. If you are ordering for children, the current operator menu lists a children’s option for guests up to 12, with a starter, a choice of main, dessert and a drink or other accompaniment as specified on the live card. The named choices have included soup with homemade meatballs, fresh pasta with tomato, chicken strips with fries and a simple ice cream or apple compote. Check the current kids’ menu and age limits when booking.

Dessert is not an afterthought on the menu. Current options include apple tarte Tatin with hazelnut sablé and mascarpone ice cream, mascarpone-and-coffee tiramisu, mango and pineapple cheesecake, lemon pie and chocolate desserts. The restaurant also lists speciality coffees, including Irish and Viennese styles. These can make a full meal feel more complete, although dessert availability may vary during a busy service. If you want to finish with coffee or share a dessert, leave room after a substantial pizza or pasta portion; ask your server for current portion guidance and seasonal recommendations.

Angelo publishes gluten-free menu information and says gluten-free options are available, which can help guests start a conversation about dietary needs. A menu label does not by itself guarantee the absence of cross-contact in a kitchen that handles wheat flour. Anyone with coeliac disease, a serious allergy or a strict dietary restriction should contact the restaurant before arriving and ask about ingredients, preparation areas, ovens and fryers. The same care applies to vegetarian choices: confirm whether cheese, sauces, stock and pasta ingredients meet your needs. Staff can explain what the kitchen can safely provide on the day.

The operator’s Escaldes page describes non-stop kitchen service from 12:30 to 23:00, but the detailed branch schedule below it and on the current menu lists 12:39–16:00 and 19:30–23:00 every day. The 12:39 figure appears unusual and may be a typographical error; the 2025 Andorra a Taula programme gives the more conventional 12:30–16:00 lunch window and 19:30–23:00 dinner service. Until the operator clarifies the discrepancy, use the detailed split schedule and call +376 805 810 before planning an arrival during the afternoon break or close to opening time.

The restaurant sits on Carrer de la Unió, a central corridor with hotels, shops and other dining options nearby. It is accessible on foot from both the Escaldes shopping area and the Andorra la Vella centre, though local traffic and street access can be busy. Use a current map for the entrance and for public parking; parking facilities are available in the centre, but prices and spaces vary. If ordering delivery, confirm whether the address is within the delivery zone and how long the current service is taking. The restaurant’s group website lists delivery, but availability is determined by the branch and order platform.

Pizzeria Angelo is a practical choice when a party wants Italian options beyond pizza alone. The menu spans pizza, pasta, risotto, salads, meat and desserts, while a children’s offer and published gluten-free choices can broaden the possibilities. Check the live menu for ingredients and prices, reserve for a busy meal, and mention dietary needs early. The restaurant has three Andorran branches, so make sure a booking or delivery order is for Carrer de la Unió 9 rather than La Massana or Sant Julià. Its published schedule is split into lunch and dinner; a quick phone call resolves the midday time discrepancy.