La Fiesta Pizzéria

Small place, good enough for the village where is located. No English speakers but good efforts to understand foreigners (like me). Several Italian dishes, international beverages, pretty same as any small place anywhere.

The Milanese was quite tasteless, there was a lot to wait for the food, it was not sympathetic that the glass full of coffee was not brought out on a tray but in the hand and the cleanliness of the washbasin was not perfect either.The waitress was polite.

The dough is so dry that you can whip it with it and save on the dough so thin.

I ate a super delicious pizza. The dough is thin and crunchy but not dry. Cheesecake and cheese, as if I were ordering double, was like that. I simply got a new pizza experience, in a maximum positive sense. Cute, quick service. Outdoor and indoor tables, designated smoking area. Soft drinks, beers, short drinks, coffees and other 'fast' foods other than pizza.

Chestnut puree is responsive and delicious