Les Vinyes serves up a 5-star meal that you would pay twice the price for in the United States. My…read morehusband and I had glasses of the house vino tinto, which was well chosen and perfectly chilled, and split the pimientos de padron. We hadn't figured out what the pimientos were yet, and we were on our last day of our trip, so we decided that we had to finally try them. Les Vinyes served up a delicious platter of perfectly-cooked peppers, which paired very well with our chilled wine. We then had the lamb ribs and the salmon "tacos" for our entrees. The tacos are definitely NOT tacos as you would expect in America - they're much better! Think of a cracker served with a large chunk of raw sushi salmon with guacamole and hummus... mmm. The lamb also was a great choice, and looking around the restaurant, I didn't see a single dish that looked unappetizing. We then ended with some of the house desserts. When we left, people were filling the place, so the locals definitely know where the good food is at. All in all, we ended up paying less than $50 American for a three course meal with bread and wine for two people, which I think is a great deal.

We just came across this place as we were exploring this little town. The food was delicious and…read morethe service was excellent. We would definitely return!

Doesn't look like this is here anymore. Saw these great reviews and was staying nearby want to…read morecheck it out. Got to town had to try something different has either the marker is wrong or it does not exist post Covid. Sad

We happened to be staying in Molins de Rei to avoid the high cost of lodging in Barcelona, but this…read morerestaurant is worth a trip to Molins all by itself. Gorgeous hand-made tapas of every kind that keep coming. You can make trips to the bar to replenish your plate and/or order the few dishes they serve at the table. We stuck to the tapas and were disappointed neither with the selection nor the price. Only one of the 10-12 selections that I tried was substandard. The rest were legitimately exquisite, particularly the quail's egg w/bacon, the moussaka, and the "Iberian surprise," which was a spectacular ball of pork sausage with caramelized onion and a slice of semi-hard cheese on a piece of tomato bread. Eat here, Barcelona.

Excellent atmosphere, delicious food and hospitable staff…read more... My first encounter with this establishment was after landing from a 20 hour flight. I walked into the door around closing time and the staff looked startled. My Spanish is horrible, but I needed to contact my friend. The staff did an awesome job interpreting my body linguistics and assisted promptly. I returned the following night and walked in the door. Seating is reservation only, but the restaurant staff went out of their way to assist. The lighting, decor and lady playing the guitar/singing are spot on. The open air atmosphere has an abundance of private seating and the smells of grilling meat from the outdoor wood stove are amazing. For dinner the server, who spoke English, was kind and guided us thru the menu. The menu has a nice variation of dishes. The salads are fresh, sausage is made in house and food is cooked to perfection. I would give you a recommendation on what to select, but I still can't decide what I would select....I want everything on the menu :) I will be returning for dinner and the hospitable staff.

First time here and we loved it! Great selection of tapas, wonderful wine, and great service. Of…read morecourse this was the first visit so stay tuned.

Unbelievably bad food. We ordered about four tapas and all were really gross. The artichoke was…read morefried and inedible. The mariscos paella was burnt and had a taste of sour mussels. How can a Spanish restaurant screw up paella? We paid the check and left without eating most of it. Diner beware.

QGAT is a play on words with the name of the city Sant Cugat, and is not only a restaurant located…read morein a wonderful masia (old farmers house repurposed) but it is also one of the most charming boutique hotels around. Secluded, hidden in between freeways and companies...it is an oasis of peace and luxury. Super happy it was in the list of 'to go' hotels for business tripping at work. So of course I rather spend a little bit more time in taxi than being in a less personalized and charming hotel (in fact this belongs to the hotels with charm chain!). The personnel is very professional, ladies with suits and cute scarfs, like flight attendants. I asked for a room facing the patio and my wish was granted. Room was very modern and comfortable and even if I had issues with maneuvering the door facing the patio, my call was promptly picked up and issue solved in less than 15 minutes. The masia is so pretty and modern design everywhere. I loved all the details from the inside and the outside, but the most attractive to me was the blending the modern with the tradition: the roof to provide shade in the terrace was made from the bottom of handmade baskets. Very original and visually appealing, plus effective.

Awesome food off the main road in this area. Cute outdoor seating and patio area. Service took sooo…read morelong to initially get started {even for euro standards-we almost left} , but food came quickly after ordering and we are glad we stayed. Food all was really good and presentation was great - felt a bit upscale but as usual - after eating 3 apps and 5 wines and 2 main our bill was under 80euros.