From the owner: Solomillo de ternera, tierna y de primera calidad. Lo servimos a la mesa muy poco hecho pero…read moreya cortado en láminas finas, en una sartén de cobre. En una espumosa mantequilla de hierbas, a fuego lento, cada comensal se prepara la carne a su gusto. Además servimos original Rösti y/o Gratén de patatas y verdura de mercado.

Ok if your a fan of eggs benny this is a "must stop to try"…read more A friend of mine told me this was also a Michelin restaurant so you know I had to try this spot out! Small little intimate resto located near the pasa de gracia strip. They are clean and service is attentive! What we ordered from the menu. Must try the fresh orange juice! It totally adds the umph to your breaky. I had French onion soup it was awesome too! I was feeling a little sick but that didn't stop me from eating the eggs benny Please keep note the Benny's do not come with anything besides just two eggs. There are no hash browns that comes with it. So if your hunger level is a 10 do look at the menu for more. I loved it so much I came the next day

Very cute place (and waitress as well). Unfortunately, if you can't get by with a non-English…read morespeaking establishment, this won't be your place. I got by speaking English with aggressive hand language (pointing at the menu really and making shapes in the air). They have an English menu, not to worry, so you can simply smile and point. The cafe had a very french bistro atmosphere to it - very cute and quaint. The place filled up quickly, and at one point there was only one waitress (so expect slower service). However, as many of the patrons seemed to be locals, I think they didn't require fast service as they were pleasantly chatting away. I, on the other hand, had to go up to the waitress when she was making coffee in order to get my check (which is fine to do if you're in a hurry!) The food was fair - the soup, which was the soup of the day so unfortunately to me is unidentifiable, was sweet and creamy. Very similar to tomato bisque with some chives on top. The app I ordered, tuna belly salad, was okay - the tuna was pre-cooked as it was cold. The entree, salmon with asparagus, was very good as well. Definitely worth a venture, as this shop is fairly close to the popular high-end shopping street, Passeig de Gracia, so it's convenient to go to after a hard days worth of spending money.

name comes from 2254 km of road separating palermo from barcelona, as menu is a bit of modern…read morefusion with spanish and italian focus. artistic dishes like the tuna. tasty mochi truffle, easy to get carried away with carbs and heavy use of rock salt. taglietelle carbonara and spaghetti crab (mixed in shell) al dente, and pulpo. tried xuco crema catalan with milk rose ice cream, location right next door to vinitus for the traditional tapas, so line not as long as there

This restaurant was recommended by the concierge at my hotel. The name of the restaurant is an ode…read moreto the number of kilometers between Palermo and Barcelona. We ordered a few tapas and one main dish to share. The standouts were the pork taco, oxtail dumpling, and the tiramisu. The tiramisu was the best I've ever tasted to date! It is something I love to order, however, I'm usually never wowed. This tiramisu wowed. The king crab spaghetti was ok, I'd order something different next time. Our server was Iman and she was nice. After the second tapas things moved a little slow bit it was still a nice experience. The restaurant was well lit and nicely decorated.

Dinner was fabulous. Highly recommend for a date night or group outing. We had the prefix for two…read more Reasonably priced and unlimited wine. One the best dining experiences in Barcelona. We had the "Chuletón " served with 5 appetizers to share and dessert. Highest quality meat!

10 out of 10 what was one of the best meals we've ever had ordered the wagyu special we had all…read morefive appetizers Wagyu steak for two and a bottle of wine and dessert for 125 per person. And the server Lorenzo was absolutely fabulous was extremely friendly even gave us a glass of champagne at the end of our meal and some lemon cello. Can't wait to go back next time We're in Barcelona.

Excellent service. Very intimate vibe. Fun wall to spell words - haven't ever seen that before…read more Food is okay. The bread was the best thing. Tucked in a corner next to a hotel lobby which shares the single person bathroom.

It appears nobody yelps in Barcelona...well, I will try…read more This place is an absolute gem and seemingly unnoticed by the masses. I was in Barcelona for a conference and managed to eat here twice over the course of a week. The staff both times were the best -welcoming, knowledgeable of the food, and attentive. The food was outstanding. Highly recommended.

Nice little restaurant and bar just outside the chaotic tourist area. We had the menu of the day…read moreand had a delicious lunch. Service was good. Seems like a nice place to meet with friends.

The patatas bravas and the smoke mackerel dip was delicious! Sangria was absolutely great as well!!…read more We order two things to get out of our comfort zone that was a miss - the duck liver pate and the melon civiche. Both were extremely underwhelming... Service was pretty good. Our server was definitely slammed! The place was super popular and lively.

Maestro is probably a 3.5 for me overall. We stopped here because our planned destination had a…read morelong wait, and Maestro had good ratings. This is a great place to come with a group - the interior is large, bustling and a little noisy. They brew their own beer and it's available in several sizes or in flights. I opted for wine because I'm always bringing wine to a beer fight but the men had a pitcher of beer and were good with it. Maestro has a larger menu so most people will be able to find something they like. They also do lots of combos - liked a mixed meat and cheese board or an assortment of montaditos. That let's you try a bunch of different things for a reasonable price, and it's great for sharing as we found out. I liked our bites assortment for sure but nothing stood out as "amazing". It's a different story on their flammekuche - we opted for the traditional ham and onion and liked it so well we ordered another. Good for groups, good for casual bites, good for variety, great for flammekuche.

This was a great find after viewing Gaudi buildings and walking along Catalunya. Barcelona…read moremicrobrewery scene is growing and this restaurant happened to be a microbrewery which I did not notice initially since we were seated outside under a tent. When I took a look inside the place was loaded with tanks. Cool looking restaurant. We tasted a beer flight and then ordered a pint of one of the beers we tasted. We had a few tapas of course including a bacala cerviche and fried calamari's. Nice place to visit on a hot day and have a few beers.

Reheated chicken legs, Catalan sausage that was dry and tasted off, and steak so small and loaded…read morewith fat. I had the fixed menu and was disappointed at every stage. The dessert of fruit skewers and coconut ice cream was bad, the fruit over ripe or not ripe at all and the coconut ice cream didn't taste of coconut and was so sweet, really horrible! Even the free Cava they gave us tasted of old cork.