We flew in late to Barcelona on a Saturday evening and when we got there we were looking for an…read moreeasy meal. We were staying in the Hotel Sehrs just down the road and this was a a 2 minute walk so easy peasy!!!! We showed up around 9:30PM and got a table for four inside which was great. We all got some drinks, mixture of beer and wine which was all priced well! For our entrees we all tried different things but I got the combination with flank steak, croquetas, fries and salad. It was a huge plate for a great price! Everything was delicious and simple not to mention our waiter was amazing! He gave us each a shot of a Galician liquor on the house which was a great way to end a stressful day. Wish we had the chance to stop by one more time while there.

Truly an amazing steak house experience, presentation and service was phenomenal. Cool atmosphereread more

I am a big fan of La Ventana's hot chocolate. As you can see by one of the photos I posted, the hot…read morechocolate is so thick, the churros stand on their own. LOVE that. I also loved that the drink was a lighter chocolate drink. It wasn't quite milk chocolate, but not seriously dark either. If you like the darker chocolate style, check out Granja Viader (but beware loads of tourists!). Our waitress was friendly and we were able to figure things out (sometimes my Spanish is good enough!). While this was a nice (quiet) place in the Gothic Quarter, fresh churros are not their specialty. However, La Ventana appears to be a decent place to check out for a quick drink or light meals (maybe tapas even?). It's worth checking out. It's probably a 3-star place, but the friendly waitress and ridiculously decadent hot chocolate earn it the 4th star, IMHO.

Only a few hours after landing in Barcelona we got hit with a thunderstorm. We were hungry and this…read morewas the nearest tapas restaurant. It is very cozy and low key compared to some of the nearby places. We were quickly seated and it didn't take long for our order to be taken and food to arrive. Staff was very eager and friendly. We got the 1st tapas combo on the menu. For two it was plenty of food. It came with various fried seafood dishes, seafood salad, tortilla, and potatoes with a mayo based sauce. The food was good over all. Nothing too fancy. It was well seasoned and not over cooked. We also both got a glass of the house red which was very good as well. A nice place to swing in that seems more for locals than catering to tourists. They also have free wifi.

We visited Palermo while staying at the Roommate Carla Hotel. We weren't sure what to expect. It's…read morea very quaint restaurant with friendly people! We chose to dine inside as it was quit hot outside. I have a huge rosemary allergy, and even with the language barrier they were quick to help me find what I could order. The food was amazing! Tomato bread was interestingly good, and Patatas Bravas quickly became my favorite dish in Spain! My husband ordered a steak and there was more than enough for 4 of us with leftovers! I hope to visit again one day!!

The food was good and decently priced; however, I was charged incorrectly for what I ordered. When…read moreI mentioned the discrepancy on my receipt, I was told the sangria tinto and cava were the same price but I remember there being a euro difference from reading the menu. Also, I was charged 1 euro more than I should have been for no reason. Foreigners beware!

Food: Food was good, but nothing special unfortunately. Wished their flavors were more unique and…read moretheir bread more fluffier and possibly fresh as it seemed that it was store bought. Service: Very nice and attentive servers. Ambiance: They had a few outdoor seating to accommodate for more people, as well as ample indoor seating.

The food here is amazing! We had papas with Romesco sauce, a couple of empanadas, and the pulpo,…read morewhich was phenomenal. Everything was so fresh tasting and crafted with great care. Very friendly service and a great price were the icing on the cake. The atmosphere is not fancy, but casual and congenial. This was hands down the best Spanish cuisine we had in our 10-day trip. Even though it was a 15-minute walk from our hotel, we would certainly have returned had it not been our last night in Barcelona.

This is the best place ever!!! Try anything the owner who…read moreserves etc recommends!! You will not be disappointed

Excellent food... a little different from the typical tapas restaurant. Very accommodating staff!…read moreThank you !

Cozy restaurant with a rustic interior- you feel like you're in the countryside. Went for lunch and…read moreenjoyed a prix-fixe 3-course lunch menu. Favorite dishes were the eggplant parm, the paella, and the Moroccan sausage with couscous. Also tried the cod and the market fish, both which were lightly fried, and tasted standard, decent but not special. The desserts were strange and fine for a sweet tooth. Probably should've stuck with fruits, which you cannot get mixed. If you choose the peach, it will come whole and you eat it as you please.

This was an amazing lunch spot away from the bustle of the main streets. I got here around 1:15 and…read morethe bottom was nearly full so we headed to the top. By the time we left at 2:30 there was a line waiting to sit. They offer menus in both Catalan and English, written on paper since it appears to change daily. You order a starter, a main dish, and a dessert for €11.50 though some items may cost extra. My husband and I both had the paella to start and it was by far the best paella of our trip. So flavorful! My husband had the pork ribs with apple sauce and liked it but the all-star dish was their cod with tomato sauce (an extra €3 but totally worth it). We each ordered ice cream for dessert as we were stuffed and it was just a little pre-packaged container- nothing fancy but appreciated. The staff was very understanding of two tourists looking for a quiet place to grab some warm food. The environment is intimate but welcoming. It felt full of locals on break from work rather than a tourist trap like many spots you might see a few streets away.

The most amazing Venezuelan food in Barcelona by far. We went for brunch and tried the Desayuno…read moreresuelto and Pabellon criollo, the beans and the meat were just perfect, but not as good as the fried arepas and the fried plantain with fresh cheese. We will definitely come back again and try new things. Beside the food the service was super nice and the place is very cozy.

Their specialty is of course arepas! If you haven't had arepas before, it's a Venezuelan cuisine…read morewith stuffings inside a bun. I highly recommend the beef with plantain, and avocado with chicken! The plantain chips are super delicious as well! There is a very cute terrasse in the back. However it's closed after 10pm so it doesn't annoy the neighbors with noise.

Off the charts food! Wise to make a reservation. The dessert of toasted bread with olive oil,…read moremelted dark chocolate and salt!! A MUST!

I am beyond disgusted by the way I and my boyfriend were treated at this restaurant. the waiter…read morewith the moustache and dark hair was incredibly rude and made us wait outside for 30 minutes while ignoring us and the older woman was just as bad. DO NOT GO TO THIS RESTAURANT.