Conveniently located inside a hotel that shares their space with a sushi spot…read more I of course opted for the wine pairing. They have 3 options for the welcome drink. I opted for the yellow colored one. I'm however forgetting the name of it. The degustation menu is what I ended up getting instead of the one with two less dishes. They make one amazing dish which is the rice. It is so perfectly cooked. I feel like not one person who has had it would say they didn't like it. The presentation alone had me so hyped. It was so good I found myself crying tears of joy. Like it wouldn't stop to the point that I started to laugh at myself at the ridiculosity of it all. My table happened to have a great view of the kitchen. It was great to see the team as they worked as a team to get shit handled. The service was above and beyond. The floor team did a perfect job pacing every dish. Someone always refilled my water. The sommelier was amazing. He rolled out a cart of all the bottles used for the pairing. He handled the rude, drunk woman so graciously. That could never be me. I would've called her out for her rudeness. But he took her comments like a champ and turned it around.

I am super disappointed by this Michelin star restaurant. Aside from the pleasant ambiance, Xerta…read moreis only for show. My table and I all experienced the Delta menu. This menu is a tasting menu consisting of 6 different presentations of small dishes, most with a seafood theme. First plate, the chef's appetizers were not a bad start. The artfully crafted bite sized pieces were interesting in flavor and each was very different from the another. The second plate, 3 different presentations of fish on wonton type crackers. By far my favorite plate of the entire experience. The three types of tuna each had their own flavor profiles. The third plate, had a pretty flat flavor. It was like a mushroom creme with various mushrooms that only added texture and not flavor. The fourth plate, turbot with vegetables. It was a really fatty fish with an odd crust. I couldn't really tell you what the crust was, but it almost had a burnt taste to it and despite having this crust it was still pretty flavorless. I could only taste the oil of the fish. The fifth plate, red prawn black rice was a huge let down. The presentation was beautiful, but the entire dish was completely devoid of flavor. I don't think I've ever tasted something so bland. The squid was also no where to be found in the dish. This was a hard pass for me. The 6th dish was a beautiful presentation of a life like clementine with a soft mousse and popping pearls in the center. Lastly, three small sweets (coconut white chocolate with a pineapple filling, chocolate truffle with a fruit jam, and sweet potato ball with nuts). I'm not sure if this is apart of the official tasting menu, but it was served at the end of the lunch service. The staff were so incredibly nice, but service was slow and beverages were not refilled adequately. Additionally, the server spoke a poor level of English and was unable to communicate the various dishes in a way that I could understand. They did have English menus upon request, but I think part of the experience is the verbal explanation of what you're being served. Overall, I did not enjoy this tasting menu. Another important note is that everything was either cold or room temperature at best. Some dishes were meant to be cold, but I didn't think the turbot, rice, and mushroom demi-glaze cream thing, being served cold/room temperature was very nice. Most flavors fell short of the expectations and the hype around a Michelin reputation.

This restaurant has a great location and has 2 parts. The restaurant and the bar. Both have…read moreoutdoor seating. The service started off great and then became mediocre when the place started getting busy. The food was delightful. The croquettes were good and bad. One seemed really over done and the other perfect. I the Iberian Ham Plate was really good. The sardines were confusing to us. lol. We tried them and didn't quite know how to eat them with all the bones.

Cocina Hermanos Torres is a culinary icon in Barcelona opened by the celebrity chef Torres twins in…read more2018. The vibe is industrial chic located in an old tire factory with an open kitchen station located directly in the center for all the diners to observe as they sit at tables arranged around it. The waitstaff wearing black suits and custom-made Air Force 1's are refined and seem to always be in sync, pouring wine and serving the table in a carefully choreographed performance. The mood is subdued without any music playing. The seasonal fifteen course tasting menu highlights Spanish Mediterranean and Catalan haute cuisine and comes with an optional wine pairing. We enjoyed a few glasses of cava instead. I recommend fasting for at least six hours prior to the meal in order to properly enjoy it. I was struggling because I had indulged in another tasting menu prior to this one. Every dish was created with panache and precision and the dessert presentation was the perfect finishing touch. Although it cost a pretty penny, it was worth a one time indulgence.

I was so lucky to be able to get a reservation for 4 for a Friday night. I've never been to a 3…read morestar Michelin restaurant, and this was absolutely AMAZING. From the moment we walked, we felt incredibly welcomed and at ease. Our main waitress did an amazing job. She was friendly and efficent. One of the twin brothers came out to greet us at the beginning of the meal at well. The whole meal was so well paced. We never felt like the wait between courses were long. It was constantly being cleaned up, new silverware being laid out, or getting the next course served. We enjoyed all the courses. There wasn't a single course that we didn't like. Our stand out dishes were the blue lobster with the softest/most pillowy gnocchi and an iberico pork chop with cabbage jus. We were all in awe. My dad loved the cured squid somuch, he talked about it throughout the rest of our trip. I loved all the dessert courses. My husband and I both got cocktails. We told them our taste preferences and our preferred liquors. And they absolutely nailed it. I did read somewhere that their mocktails are just as expensive as their cocktails, so keep that in mind. I thought it was absolutely worth the price. It was about 3-3.5 hourish dinner. We did add an extra course (they were offering a white truffle pasta dish that my dad absolutely did not want to pass over). My parents normally sleep pretty early, but they were hyped the entire time. I was very very happy that we got to come here.

This place is a landmark. With pics of the owner with celebrities and sports athletes over the…read moreyears. It had a lively vib and our server was very friendly and helpful. We had the grilled sea bass and a whole lobster. Everything was very fresh and delicious. I would go back

Absolutely fantastic experience! Once a hidden gem in the port, this spot is quickly earning its…read moreplace as the go-to destination for authentic paella. The staff gave our birthday group a genuinely warm welcome and made the evening feel special from start to finish. Don't miss the paella perelada, where the seafood is expertly prepared out of the shell, or the paella tintada, rich with squid ink and brimming with shell-on seafood. Both are outstanding -- easily among the best we've had anywhere.

I just experienced the best meal of my entire life. The food is incredible, to be sure, but the…read moreservice, especially from our sommelier was so far above and beyond that I simply can't describe it. If you're looking for a bucket list worthy experience that won't break the bank, you couldn't do much better.

Our first day in Barcelona and we chose Bodega 1900 for dinner well in advance. My friend…read morerecommended this place to me for dinner and it didn't disappoint! Make a reservation beforehand, maybe even a month in advance, they are a popular restaurant and will get booked. We were quickly seated by the friendly waitress who explained to us the option of picking the tasting menu. We would set a price that we were willing to spend for dinner per person and the restaurant will provide us with tapas that equals up to the price. We decided on 70 euro each which gave us a grand total of around 15 tapa dishes. This was a lot of food and you bet we were stuffed by the end of the meal! Everything was so delicious, the meat and seafood were all excellent quality. Standout tapas include the sea urchin, grilled razor clams, Russian salad, Iberian ham, tomato bread, foie gras, pork jowl sandwiches and mackerel. Overall, it was an amazing start to our stay in Barcelona and a definite food highlight. If you're willing to shell out on some cash (and why not, you're on a vacation!), I highly recommend Bodega 1900 for a great dinner experience.

Server was very attentive and service was fairly quick…read more We shared a tapas plate which was delicious. There was a really nice variety. First time having sardines in vinegar and they were delicious. Everything was yummy! Will be back!

Total tourist trap. But please, please trap me. I came here with my family on our third day in…read moreBarcelona, and the food was delicious. I truly think this is probably a tourist trap, but the menu has English on it, the servers are friendly and all speak English, and the seafood is very fresh and cooked right in front of you. Everything was delicious: the wide array of different grilled, fried, and prepared fish and shellfish make this place really special. Also, I don't think there are that many restaurants in the market where you can just sit down and have a meal, so this place differentiates itself. We totally come back and get trapped again! Kristina, our server, was friendly and had some great suggestions.

We had a guide who recommended this restaurant. From the moment we walked in we could absorb the…read moreutter celebration in the air. We were immediately seated at a very comfortable, roomy table. The waiters were outstanding - explaining the various options for newbies like me -especially the paella. We ordered various many items, including paella, and everything was great, hot and delicious. We were not rushed in the slightest. To cap off the wonderful meal were were provided with complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. They made our group of three feel like VIP's. All ins all I would love to go there again (if I ever visit Spain again). But it left a lasting good memory and I highly recommend this location.

From the moment we walked in we were instantly greeted and seated. We loved all the suggestions and…read morewere taken to view and choose seafood of choice along with lobster or choice. We had the ibérico and olives, of course. We enjoyed a bottle of wine, complementary after dinner drinks along with the most delicious almond cake. Our friends will be flying to Barcelona and will be going there to check it out based on my recommendation. When back in Barcelona, I will be back.

Very average tapas, and not priced too well…read more We ordered a bottle of wine for about €13. This was probably the best buy of the night, as we got olives for €4 that were not special at all, and grilled vegetables that were tasfy but definitely overpriced. The seating was in a nice outdoor patio area and the waitress was more than polite - but the overall restaurant just didn't cut it. We brought our own wheel of cheese and devoured this on the side - probably the best food of the night. The Tapas 24 next door seemed much more live, and had a longer line (meaning more popular) - you'd be better off going there. The main reason we came here was we wanted somewhere near our hotel to sit, eat, relax and enjoy our cheese!

Like many of the viewers here, my friend and I stumbled upon Trotamundo after discovering Tapas 24…read morenext door was closed on a Sunday evening. We had a decent time here, though. The place was nearly empty upon our return as it was before 7, but slowly filled up. We shared patatas bravas, grilled squid, mushrooms with garlic, prawn with garlic, eggplant with cane sugar, and mussels. The patatas bravas had more mayo than I would've liked. The squid was pretty tasty. The shrimp came with a chunk of potato in the middle. The mussels had quite a few empty shells, and mushrooms a little too dry. Overall it was an okay meal. I don't know how many customers they get from spillover from Tapas 24 (especially on Sundays when it's closed). Our bill came out to be 44 euros after a glass of wine and gin and tonic (almost three times more expensive than the wine). I think I could've expected a little more in Barcelona with that price.