Wonderful bartender. Very conversational!!drinks and presentation is amazing. Nacho is awesomeread more

Most memorable and delightful cocktail bar I've been to in recent memory. Highly recommend the…read moreMexican Standoff with mezcal.

My friend and I dropped by for a round of cocktails the night before bars and restaurants were most…read morerecently ordered to close by 3:30 in the afternoon, and they were as good as it gets! Because I couldn't find an appealing cocktail on their menu, the bartender went out of his way to concoct one to my tastes. I look forward to another round when they are allowed to re-open in the evening!

What a find! Great little " boîte " where cocktails are definitely their calling but they have…read morealso a delightful and original tapas menu.

Had cocktails here after dinner. Love the vibes, it's dark with interesting character. There were a…read moreton of odd pictures and objects. The bartender welcomed us as soon as we came in. We had these lavender and gin cocktails, they were delish! The bartender also gave us 2 rounds of complementary shots. We loved this place!

Scamming guests and rude bartenders…read more We visited Dux Gin Bar in Barcelona on Friday night as a group and ordered 7 gin & tonics. The staff insisted they use 6cl of gin in each drink -- but honestly, it tasted like tonic water with little to no gin at all. For a place branding itself as a gin bar, this was extremely disappointing. The drinks were weak, overpriced for what we received, and the experience felt misleading. Sadly, I would not recommend this place if you actually expect a proper gin & tonic.

OMG I'm so glad I found this place..and chose to drink then get on a tour bus…read more 8 minutes walk from our hotel we actually missed this, even though we followed yelp closely. The front was tiny and shaded. Stepping in was like entering a shrine. Silken veils blowed in the breeze, low cream leather chairs with coffee tables lay surrounded by spiritual paintings and windchimes. We were here for the cocktails. A lady handed us a menu, all in Spanish however it was not hard to work out their contents. Especially guided by pictures from previous reviews. We both ordered this passion fruit Buddha which took awhile to make but wow €7 was worth it..it was thick, and full of fresh pineapple and passionfruit with no ice and served in a deep glass, and a smaller accompanying one. Complimentary crisps were also served but we were still full after breakfasting. Looking at the clock we decided to hit one more before our flight. This time I had the samurai (fresh ginger, sake, almond liquor ) and my friend a pina collada.. these were also divine and the kind lady served a little pina collada for me to try. Running out of time I pro-offered this sweet lady with dreads our bottle of Russian vodka so they could utilise this in their cocktails rather than us throw it away. She spoke no English so the owner? who served us previously returned and accepted. This is a ambient , serene place ran by lovely people and who make fresh high quality cocktails..I will be back!!

Great location, great price! Great way to eat and still enjoy your time on the beach. If your in…read moreBarcelona and spending time on the beach I highly recommend it. I had the rancheros (nachos) very good!!

Our first night in Barcelona we googled rooftop restaurant and found this jewel. Fabulous location…read morein this bustling city. Amazing server, raised in Mexico and worked for Disney in the USA, fabulously hospitable. We wanted a chill place to enjoy a very light dinner, and The Rooftop was perfect. We had non alcoholic ginger beer (Fever Tree label) and hot tea, hummus with beautiful baby carrots, olives, and a salad of diced cucumbers, tomatoes, and a pinch of fresh mint. When it started to rain the servers quickly belied us move to a table under the canopy. Space heaters were nice. We could see one of the Gaudi buildings from our lovely rooftop venue. After dinner we went to the bottom floor, which was full of folks enjoying themselves, playing pool, visiting. Great place.

Strongly recommend stopping off here. It's a rooftop bar overlooking the sights. Paid 15 euros for…read morea Makers Mark old fashioned and sat on the terrace enjoying the cool winter air. Great for couples or small gatherings.

This place has improved a lot over the years! Last time I had cocktails and beers in here was a few…read moreyears ago, and when revisiting I was surprised to see a much improved food menu and drinks menu. The sandwich I had was a-ok, fresh and filling, and I enjoyed my Sex on the Beach cocktail - although it was supersweet, it felt more like a candy than like an actual alcoholic beverage (it had tons of actual candies on it, and I like my cocktails more strong-acid than mild-sweet) but it was OK too. So yes, Naranjito is a nice, humble neighbourhood spot, ideal if you want to have a good cocktail time with friends. Do not expect a super fancy venue though.

My wife and I were staying at a nearby hotel. Unfortunately, the area is limited in terms of food…read moreoptions after 7PM. We were getting tired of the usual tapas/tapes offerings found at every restaurant (patatas bravas, croquetas, tortillas, etc.). My wife is also vegetarian, which makes finding a place even tougher. Luckily, while looking around for a place to eat one night, we found La Greca. La Greca serves the standards (tapas, etc), but they also have burgers and veggieburgers. I ordered a cheeseburger, beer and a hard drink. My wife ordered nachos, a veggieburger and a beer. Everything was served quickly and fresh. My cheese burger was delicious. I mean, I was shocked at how good it was: the quality of meat and presentation were what made it so good. My wife liked everything she ordered too. Before we got the check, the owner of the restaurant asked how our meal was. We told him that it was very good--especially since it was different from what we had been eating everywhere else for the past several days. It turns out the owner is from Pakistan/northern India and, as such, we were able to have a full English conversation without using Google Translate. He was very nice and genuinely interested about our thoughts about how the meal was. We got our check and went back to our hotel (at that point it was pretty late...early dinners don't really exist in Spain). Two nights later my wife and I went back to La Greca, as I was craving another one of their burgers. When we got the restaurant, the owner remembered us and asked what we were having. As I started to order my burger, he stopped me and said, "You know, I have a special that's not listed on the menu." He went on to explain that it was a chicken curry dish from the region of Pakistan where he is from. I love curry, so I jumped at the opportunity to order it. He also offered to make a special vegetable curry for my wife. We ordered some drinks and my wife ordered the nachos again. After he brought out the nachos, he also brought both me and my wife two freshly made vegetable samosas. They were, honestly, the best samosas I've had in my life. Shortly after, our curries arrived. Once again, there was no disappointment. My chicken curry was perfectly cooked, perfectly seasoned and the chicken was fresh. My wife also enjoyed her vegetable curry--although, admittedly, it probably wasn't exciting as my chicken. When I ran out of chicken curry (with some basmati rice still left on my plate), the owner kindly asked if I needed more chicken curry for my plate and I happily accepted his offer. I eat a lot of food in a single sitting, so the initial portion was probably enough for the average person, but it was genuinely nice of him to ask (he didn't charge us extra $$ for it either). After we finished, we spoke with the owner some more. He told us that the meats and vegetables are served are purchased daily and there are no leftovers being served and, as a customer, that was apparent from the taste and quality of the meat and vegetables. Although, he did mention many dishes run out quickly because of that. All that said, if you are tired of the standard tapas/tapes (patatas bravas, croquetas, tortillas, etc.) and you're in the Selva de Mar area, definitely check out La Greca--I don't regret it and, hopefully, you won't either.

This was very average food that caused stomach issues the next day. Several other better places to…read moreeat in the area.