While in Barcelona Spain my husband was in the mood for regular BBQ. We found this place walking…read moredistance from hotel. We arrived as they were opening for dinner and seated. I would prefer sitting outside but it was a little breezy. The interior is a little dark for my taste. The place could have been any average bbq restaurant in the USA. The food was pretty average, although I liked the sweet potato fries a lot. My chicken tasted like what we cook at home on the grill. Husband was okay on his ribs, a little dry. Maybe I expected a little something different with it being in Spain or maybe my preference was eat Tapas again. Service was fine, food didn't take too long and came out hot.

I found this place on Google and we tried it out. We did make a reservation, because per the…read morereviews, it can be hard to get it in without one. A reservation was easy to make and we were seated quickly too. The place is actually pretty a nice size. Service was pleasant. We ordered a variety of items: dbl burger, 1/2 slab of pork ribs, pork belly, and chicken tenders. We also had margaritas. I would say the food was a 3ish lol. I wanted brisket, but it wasnt available on the day I went. The drinks were good too. They offered a wide array of things to choose from.

It seems a little odd to go to an Argentine steakhouse when you're in Spain, but trust me - you…read morewon't regret it. My husband's boss had allowed me to join the team dinner one year, so I learned how great a find it was. Service is on point from the moment you walk in. I highly recommend my favorite appetizer: the provoletas con pimientos del piquillo. It's a big melty bowl of provolone cheese with oregano and pimiento peppers. It didn't really sound like my thing, but I LOVED it. They give you three rolls that are great for dipping in it. I ordered the small portion of the Lomo filet, tender as could be and cooked to order. I asked for the grilled potato with cheese sauce as my side - basically a baked potato with cheese sauce instead of butter. They like their cheese here! (Okay by me...) At this point we were done. No room for a dessert or anything else. But we greatly enjoyed what may be our last ever meal in Barcelona.

Food, service and ambience were on point. My hubby and I shared a green salad, bread and dipping…read moresauces, 8 oz Porterhouse along with baked potato and butter. Steak was cooked to perfection and tasted amazing with a drizzle of chimachurri sauce ! We ended the meal with an espresso and crepe with Carmel sauce and ice cream !!

June 27, 2019 Thursday - 1 PM for a drink 4 Adults and a…read moreteenager Atmosphere - 5 stars Food - 4 stars Service - 5 stars Background - Untappd led me here. A beer tracking application that I use. Atmosphere - A long bar, featuring local artist works. Love the murals on the walls. But I am here for the beer selection and it did not disappoint. Food Drinks - Like I said I came here for beer. I love craft beer and find it hard to find in Europe and when Untappd told me about this location and it was on my path between two tourist spots I was excited. I started with Amity by The Gipsy Hill Brewing Co, a New England IPA all the way from London. I followed up with an Imperial IPA. Zoetrope by Gross from San Sebastián Spain. Really nice to find this kind of variety. Snacks - I had the bribe the non-drinkers with food. Nachos and the Bravas where just okay. This is what lowered the score. Service - Our waitress was able to get the food and beer in a timely manner which we need. While in Europe I depended on Wi-Fi and was surprised they did not have any being an Untappd verified location. I was not able to log my beers on Untappd until I found some Wi-Fi. Not a big deal. Future - Yes please.

We didn't have food - not even sure it was offered…read more Liquor was silly expensive. Waiters did not seem to be particularly interested in taking orders of providing drinks. The only thing this place has going for it is the location. Outdoor seating at the central square.

I think this crew makes some really sold food. I live in GA and have a fair sense of BBQ. I didn't…read moretry their ribs or brisket, but what I did eat was really good. I'll come back and provide an update after I try some other items.

Nice beer selection on tap with good variety of fresh condiments (picante was delicious!). I can…read moreconfidently say this was one of the best burgers I have had in Europe. Would highly recommend!

Open late and serves beer in the trendy El Raval section of Barcelona. Burgers and fries were not…read morebad. I would definitely return.

A good burger and fries. It was good, what I wanted but nothing over the top. It was a little slow…read moreand a bit pricey. A burger with cheese/egg and fries and an agua con gas was 9.50€.

The place is conveniently located near la ramplas and it's open late. That sums up the pros…read more We saw the bad reviews on Yelp, but it was late and we were just too tired to go anywhere else. As mentioned in other reviews, the food is overpriced and the taste mediocre. I would stick with chicken and not beef, we got mixed for our entrees and the "beef" was white (Never seen this before and I've had a lot of gyro / kebab from all over the world), we left most of the "beef". I would avoid the plate and stick with a pita sandwich instead and just get chicken.

Severely overpriced but the kufta kabob was tasty and good. The other items such as salad etc were…read morenot fresh. Olive oil provided was not really olive oil but something watered down. Overall appreciated the chance to sit down and eat a decent piece of meat with nice warm bread and good service.

This was fantastic and delicious Indian food. It was absolutely authentic.We had the mint chicken…read morewhich was superbly cooked. The staff was very friendly and very accommodating. I would recommend to anyone who wants Indian food in Barcelona. It was also very inexpensive.

This place was mediocre. We were tired from walking and we were starving and trying to find an…read morealternative place to head to since the two places we wanted to go to were closed. The lady outside convinced someone from our party to enter and we did. The sangria and paella were good, but the tapas was mediocre. We ended up paying more than what we intended to, but it was an experience and the server was not too bad either.

I ate here yesterday for lunch with my brother. I lived in this area for a few months so I'd…read moreactually eaten here a few times about 5 years ago and unfortunately it hasn't improved. In general, the area around the Sagrada Familia is one of the worst for food and is quite expensive (I still wake up screaming when I dream about the time I paid 50€ for a round of 7 drinks!). The Avinguda de Gaudi is, however, just for the location alone - in sight of la Sagrada Familia and the under-rated and often overlooked Hospital de Sant Pau - a great place to have a drink or get something to eat and so we decided to just get something here (given the weather, we ate inside though). It's basically a "jack of all trades", mainly Middle Eastern but also they have tapas and pizza and grilled/roasted meats. We went for a shared starter of hummus with shawarma (8.00€). The hummus was nice - as I recall - but there was one pita bread between the two of us and the meat was not nice at all (greasy and fatty, overcooked. in theory, it was veal and lamb but I couldn't taste that). The lack of pita bread meant that half the hummus was sent back. At the last minute I - foolishly - chose a shawarma main (11.50€), assuming that they should be able to do it well. It consisted of one pita, some sort of yogurt/cucumber raita, some chopped cucumber and tomato and the same burnt, tasteless meat that we had earlier. Brother's grilled chicken and chips was nice he said (he likes plain food though!). Staff were nice enough but I just can't give this place more than 2 stars.

This is a wine library, a deli and a restaurant in one. The staff will pour samples of wine to find…read morethe right one to pair with your meal order. I asked for a manchego y iberico ham charcuterie that featured three varieties of the cheese. Paired with bread, butter and wine, its a perfect meal.

We enjoyed tapas in the downstairs "cave" paired with wine from their AMAZING wine shop next door…read more(I stopped in the wine store first to pick the wine. The selection is incredible). Food service was slow but we had plenty of time (drank two bottles of great Spanish wine). Great place to get meats, cheeses, bread, etc. if you want to have a picnic or something to snack on in your hotel.