Absolutely phenomenal meal and generous portions. Started with oysters and scallops. Main course…read morewas the best steak I have ever eaten. Had the apple fritters for desert, they were amazing. Everyone with us had great food as well.

As the saying goes, when in Spain,…read more..... On my recent trip to Sitges, I was looking to have some authentic local food. Philippe, the manager of my hotel, straightaway recommended Komokieras and rang to make me a reservation - I'm glad he did because it did get really busy in the restaurant. I betrayed my lack of knowledge about local cultural customs by asking for a table at 7. Philippe gave me a sad look and told me that that's very early for dinner in Spain and that the authentic restaurants opened much later. So, I settled for a table at 8.30. Komokieras serves Catalan food and as promised, the clientele were locals rather than the international throngs surrounding the 'international restaurants. However, I was relieved to see menus printed in 4 languages - it was also interesting to learn new words by comparing the Spanisg to English and French. I was offered a free aperitif of cava. Although I don't drink, I didn't want to offend my hosts and politely sipped on it all evening alongside my freshly squeezed orange juice. I also got some lovely mild olives and warm bread as freebies. I was sitted in the nice covered verandah part of the restaurant, lovely with a cool evening breeze though the only slight problem was that some of the diners were smoking in that area. One thing I did pick up in Spain was how many people smoke. As my review started, when in Spain,...... So I went for 3 Catalan specialities - veal sweetbreads, suckling pig and apple bunyols (fritters) I do enjoy sweetbreads and I think I've eaten a whole host of different glands. However, this was the real thing - testicles! They were given a wonderful charred crust and served with a line of blasamic vinegar and bread with a tomato topping. I loved the creamy texture of the sweetbreads. The suckling pig was a little more boney than expected - I had to dig into some of my latent surgical skills to dissect some of the meat but it was plentiful. The pork was succulent but still falvoursome despite the young age of the pig. It came with mash that was a little dry buty lovely grilled courgette. The apple bunyols were quite light and served with coconut ice cream. Good end to the meal. I left, happily fed and satisfied that I'd tried some Catalan food on my travels.

Sitges Bon Estar is one of the most popular restaurants in town. It's a traditional fine dining…read moreexperience with an upscale ambiance, so don't come in beachwear. Also, reservations for lunch and dinner are basically a requirement especially daily in the high season and on low season weekends. The best way is to stop by in person a few days in advance. Where's the best paella in Sitges? Quite possibly right here at Bon Estar. Whenever we come to Sitges we almost make a pilgrimage to Bon Estar to partake in their famous and fabulous Paella Marinera, Seafood Paella. Also unique and delicious is Arroz negro con Sépia y Almejas, Black Rice with Cuttlefish and Clams. This trip we went to Bon Estar twice. I tried the Prensado de Cochinillo "Bon Estar 50" which is Roasted Suckling Pig. I'm not sure what the 50 meant and the dish was not what I was expecting, thinking it would be more like a Lechon with crispy skin. Instead it came in a pastry puff shell. Paletina de Codero Asada a Baja Tempuratura, Roast Shoulder of Lamb was nice and tender. As always, the Tiramisu dessert is a highlight. It comes in a jar, and so rich and creamy! Pair it with a Cortado!

Love this place! Always smart to get a reservation so you can eat inside. The flies were out today…read more(outside) but happy to eat delicious food!! Love their special lunch menu.

What a delight!…read more While spending a day in Vilanova i la Geltru with friends, a local recommended this place to us. It is, without reservation, the best waterside restaurant I've had the pleasure to visit since moving to Spain more than two years ago. While many of the dishes are traditional, they *do* have a wonderful twist on many recipes... from tapas (like patatas bravas - what a sauce!) to their casera (homemade) dishes, like their various paellas. Our group opted for a half dozen different tapas (the calamares a la roman were my favorite), and then we shared the "arroz pulpito" paella. Truly outstanding! (...and if you know me, you know I don't use that word lightly.) So - if you're anywhere near here, come check this place out. You won't be sorry!

I fully recommend it! This restaurant has very original and good different types of paellas (we…read moretried 7 of them and the best one in our opinion was the truffle and mushrooms one) but the best were the Tapas... we had the chicken croquetas that were perfectly made, not too saucy not too dry. The chipirones that are little fried squid, my favorite tapa in the whole world and they made it very very good!! And the calamares a la Romana that are the classic squid hoops not oily and very well battered. If you'd like to go during usual Spanish lunch time (2-3) I'd call them and make reservations, they are usually pretty busy.

Really fantastic Spanish food with an incredibly friendly owner. Off the tourist path and some of…read morethe best food in Sitges.

This is my favorite place for croquetas. It's great to have more options than Estrella and…read moreAlhambra, and they do have Estrella.... Service is great, bathrooms are clean. This is a nice spot

What a little gem of a find this place was We went for…read moredinner (and it was delicious) and returned today for lunch Super friendly and helpful team and really delicious food Try it - you can't go wrong in Sitges!

Was turned away because I was solo. I ask if they were open they said yes. Told them it was just me…read moreand was told not for one person. Go in a small group. The place was empty by the way.

A relative 5 stars - best by far of the places we've been in Sitges during the last week. But a…read moresolid 4/4.5 stars anywhere. Nice - if generic - decor with a short but varied menu of great value, creative and tasty food. Throw in a varied and well priced wine list and somewhere I would revisit where ever it was located. Within Sitges put's it a class above the other places we've visited. We had a range of dishes (croquettes, cod, veal carpaccio, octopus, vietnamese crepes, paella, pork feet, duck breast). All very tasty - octopus with ham and beans a highlight, crepes tasty (but without much of a clue on vietnamese cuisine), cod overly (fridge) cold when presented but warmed nicely. Thoroughly recommended.

From the owner: Ofrece cocina tradicional innovada. Ideal para grupos y comidas familiares en un ambiente moderno.read more