Pizzeria Angelo La Massana

Pizzeria Angelo La Massana is an Italian restaurant on Avinguda de Sant Antoni, close to the centre of the village and the La Massana cable-car area. It is part of the Angelo restaurant group, but this listing concerns the branch at number 22, not the group’s restaurants in Escaldes-Engordany or Sant Julià de Lòria. The La Massana branch combines pizza with pasta, starters, salads, meat dishes and desserts, making it suitable for a casual lunch or a full dinner. Its listed telephone number is +376 738 393.

Pizza is central to the menu, with classic combinations alongside more distinctive toppings. The current menu lists Margherita, Prosciutto, Regina, Napolitana, Nettuno, Pepperoni, Verdura al Forno and Quattro Stagioni. There are also white pizzas, including Carbonara and Taleggio with bacon and spring onion, and a goat-cheese version with pine nuts, honey, pickles, fennel and almonds. The menu can change, but the range includes familiar choices for children and more substantial or strongly flavoured combinations for adult diners.

The restaurant is not limited to pizza. Its official menu includes starters, pasta, salads, burgers and meat dishes such as slow-cooked veal shank with fettuccine, veal Milanese and grilled aged beef with mushroom sauce and fries. Desserts include tiramisu, apple tarte Tatin, mango-and-pineapple cheesecake, lemon pie and other sweets. The children’s menu is designed for guests up to age 12 and includes a starter, a choice of main course and dessert. Ask about current availability and prices when ordering, since the online menu can be updated.

The official La Massana page lists lunch from 13:00 to 15:30 and dinner from 20:00 to 23:00 every day. A recent Andorra a Taula event menu gives an earlier lunch opening of 12:30 and a dinner start at 19:30; that schedule belongs to the dated event listing and differs slightly from the restaurant’s current branch page. Use the branch-specific page as the day-to-day reference, and make a reservation if you need a particular time. The restaurant also provides online reservations and delivery service in La Massana.

The menu identifies gluten-free options, but guests with coeliac disease or a serious allergy should discuss ingredients and kitchen procedures directly with staff. A menu label does not establish whether shared equipment or preparation surfaces are used. Vegetarian choices include vegetable-topped pizza, salads and other dishes, though recipes and availability vary. The restaurant serves wine, beer and other drinks, and its food menu is broad enough to accommodate groups with different preferences. Let the restaurant know about dietary needs when booking.

The address is easy to find on the main avenue. Avinguda de Sant Antoni runs through central La Massana and connects the village’s hotels, shops and bus routes. The pizzeria is also in the general area of the cable car serving the Pal Arinsal ski and mountain resort, which makes it a convenient meal stop before or after a day in the mountains. If driving, use public parking and follow local signs; the official restaurant page does not promise dedicated customer parking. For a busy evening or a larger group, reserve rather than relying on walk-in seating.

The official website lists the La Massana restaurant at Av. de Sant Antoni 22 and provides both a booking tool and delivery information. Do not rely on the group’s other branch phone numbers or hours: each Angelo location has separate contact details and service times. For the La Massana venue, call +376 738 393 or use the branch selection on the official site. If using a delivery app, verify the destination and branch before paying, especially if you are staying in another parish.

Angelo offers a more complete restaurant meal than a takeaway-only pizzeria. Guests can start with a shared dish or salad, choose pizza or pasta as a main, and finish with a dessert or coffee. The official menu includes specialty coffees and a kids’ meal, and the restaurant’s listing identifies table bookings and delivery. These options make it practical for families and mixed-age groups. Service pace can vary with the time and how busy the dining room is; allow enough time for a relaxed meal if you have a cable-car departure or other scheduled activity afterwards.

Visitors who are comparing nearby pizzerias should note that Angelo is a full-service group restaurant with an extensive online menu, not just a counter for takeaway slices. It can work for a longer family meal, though reserving ahead is wise at peak periods. Check the specific La Massana branch details before ordering delivery so that the order goes to the right address.

For a visit, check the La Massana branch’s current hours, choose between lunch and dinner, and book ahead when travelling on a weekend or holiday. The strongest reasons to come are the broad pizza menu, additional pasta and grill choices, desserts, and central address. The exact event menu and its older hours should not be mistaken for the regular menu or schedule. With the branch-specific booking and delivery options, Pizzeria Angelo provides a convenient Italian restaurant experience in La Massana for both visitors and local diners.