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Pizzeria PaparazziB+

C. Virgen del Carmen, 4, 20012 Donostia / San Sebastián, Gipuzkoa, Spain · Pizza restaurant · Centro

Excellent thin-crust pizzas with standout tiramisu in a small, busy neighborhood spot; great for dine-in or takeaway but expect crowds and occasional delivery hiccups.

Why this grade

Pizzeria Paparazzi delivers solid neighborhood pizza with exceptional thin-crust execution and standout tiramisu that justify its loyal following, but inconsistent results during peak service and tight quarters that create waits prevent a higher grade. Friendly, efficient staff and strong value make it worth a visit for pizza enthusiasts, though it competes as a solid neighborhood favorite rather than a destination establishment.

The full picture

A compact neighborhood pizzeria where the room is warm and bustling, pies fly out of the oven, and staff juggle dine-in with delivery. Diners rave about the thin, crisp base and a house tiramisu that many rank among their favorites. One guest put it simply: "Thin, crisp base with balanced toppings made it a winner." Seats are limited, so expect short waits at peak hours and a lively crowd. The cooking leans classic Italian with a few playful detours rather than theatrics. Think Bufala with DOP mozzarella, Diavola with real Calabrese heat, and a bright Limeña with lime and cilantro. It is elevated traditional pizza made with care, plus baked panzerotti and a rotating monthly special. Most visits deliver excellent results, though a minority report occasional burnt edges or flat delivery pies when the place is slammed. Families do well here thanks to familiar choices and a baby-size pizza option. Kids who like simple toppings can share a Margherita, Cotto, or the Milanese with fries and sausage, while adventurous eaters can try the Diavola or Limeña. There is no formal kids menu, but portions are individual and prices are friendly for a family night.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Residential Amara area with local shops and casual eateries; attracts neighbors and visitors seeking non-touristy dining.

Safety: Generally safe, well-lit neighborhood with steady foot traffic typical of San Sebastián residential zones.

What's nearby: Near parks, apartments, and everyday services; a short walk from bus routes and not far from city center.

Opening Hours

Monday18:30–23:00 Tuesday18:30–23:00 Wednesday18:30–23:00 Thursday18:30–23:00 Friday12:30–15:00, 18:30–23:30 Saturday12:30–15:30, 18:30–23:30 Sunday12:30–15:30, 18:30–23:00
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