If you are looking to try a new exotic produce this is your spot…read more Must-see and eat. There are both food stands with fresh produce and prepared foods For sit-down meals. Grab some food and a Cervesa and stay a w Highly recommend to anyone passing through Barcelona

Honestly I felt a little underwhelmed! Not bad, but not a WOW moment. It's just a public market…read morethat smells like fish with plenty of people around. The market is on the La Ramba and is a tourist trap. Everything is overpriced and you have to haggle to get down to a reasonable price range. Best advice, if there's no price tag on it, ask for the price first before ordering it or buying it. If you don't like the price, then haggle. A friend of mine made the mistake of ordering a glass of wine w/ out asking for the price first and was charged $15. I'd still recommend visiting it for the first time. Just cause it's one of Barcelona's main tourist attractions and you need to check it off the list. But I'd recommend shopping or eating somewhere else, where you'll get better prices and the same quality.

It was really nice to sit outside and eat. I had the seafood soup which was OK but my chicken salad…read morereally stood out as being delicious. My husband had the Seabass and that was also pretty good. It was OK for just stumbling upon it, but I don't know that I'm like super excited to go back.

Visiting the Mercat de Boqueria in Barcelona, Spain. We happened to upon Ancora. Tucked away in a…read morequiet side of the busy marketplace. We asked the waiter for suggestions and specialty of the restaurant. He recommended the Calamari sandwich. I've heard about it on the travel and food shows so we gave it a try. Wow! It was awesome. Perfectly fried calamari, mayonnaise, lemon, on a toasted roll. Perfection. Definitely a cravable dish. We sat at their outdoor dining area. They also have indoor dining upstairs and downstairs. The owners were so friendly as was their staff.

The food was really great! Loved it, the service was nice too…read more ¡La comida estaba realmente genial! Me encantó, el servicio también fue agradable.

Terrible food. The burger was like a sausage patty and was not beef. The Paella did not look or…read moretaste good. The outdoor seating smelled like an ashtray.

I had my first EatWith experience recently in Barcelona and it was amazing. My husband and I first…read moreemailed someone to sign-up for a cooking course that we read about on Trip Advisor. The course was no longer available, but they referred us to EatWith and Agata. She arranged for an AMAZING day-long experience where we enjoyed delicious food, met locals and merchants, learned about the best way to buy food in Barcelona (and how to tell good from bad), and then cooked together. It was one of the best experiences we've ever had traveling - and my husband doesn't usually like to cook! The experience was so good that when my family came to visit a week later, we returned to EatWith and Agata to arrange a dinner at her home. It was everything we could have wanted, and more. The food was, again, delicious. Her terrace was lovely and easily accommodated our large group (6 of us, plus 4 members of her family). They made us feel at home. I will definitely use EatWith again!

A last-minute business trip placed me in Barcelona for just a few days in early August. On a…read moretypical vacation I would have researched and booked restaurants far in advance, but on a short notice and all by myself, my options were limited. I recaled that years ago while traveling in Brazil, my best food experiences weren't actually at fancy restaurants but dining at home with locals. This new service is a chance to experience what it would be like to live in this city - fresh ingredients from local markets, unpretentious presentation, emphasis on the social aspects of dining. It sounds weird at first, but I would highly recommend giving it a chance. Not only do you get to try new things off of the tourist trail, but you get to talk with locals, fellow travelers and expatriates.

Blown away by this place. It's a cozy bar with great food and drinks. Came here with my husband to…read morewatch the Argentina v Croatia game (Argentina lost, booooo). They had a ton of tv's and greeted us to a corner table with cozy sofa chairs that were very posh. The menu itself was run down and should probably be re-printed. The two servers that came to our table were Argentinean and spoke a little English which was helpful for my husband. We had the tortilla, ham croquetas, my husband had the burger and I had the smoked salmon salad. The food was delish. My husband wasn't a fan of the croquetas however I thought they were delicious. The tortilla was cooked to perfection. The burger came with with the most delicious bun we ever had. Salad was a generous size and pretty good and fresh- the salmon itself wasn't amazing but still very good overall. Now for the drinks- my husband had a Heineken. I had the white wine sangria which I think had another name besides white wine I can't think of it right now. Anyways it was a very generous serving for 5 euros and possibly the best drink I've had on my life. Not too sweet and with slices of cucumber and pieces of basil. So freaking delicious! This place is certainly a go to!

Was hoping to try Bobby Free but the queue when I arrived was appalling. Luckily, that worked in my…read morefavor and I found Bonavida. Very cute spot, upbeat music and ample seating. I think they were in the process of transitioning to their holiday decor when I visited. I was seated immediately, and loved how the menu explained what inspired the drinks. Well I was blown away by the Lázato Levantate y Camina. A play on an Espresso Martini x100! The presentation was stunning and I could absolutely detect the white chocolate. Very smart!

Came here on a Saturday night and it was packed so we had high expectations. It was clear that a…read moregood amount of the patrons were all tourists but this was close to where we were staying, so we decided to give it a try. There is definitely a variety of food that could be chosen which was nice. We opted for the seafood paella, grilled vegetables, and Iberian pork chop. They were generous with the amount of seafood in the paella, however, towards the end, the richness became a bit too much. Similarly, the pork chop was a bit hard to chew and was not as tender as other restaurants we visited. The service was alright pretty typical but nothing to rave about. I think there can be better paella found in Barcelona, but if you are in the area and hungry, El Glop is a fine option!

Great place. Service was pretty good. Bathroom is in the…read moreback which includes male/ female/ disabled. Came here and had two types paella. All the dishes ordered are good Seafood paella Mushroom and parmesan paella Snails Truffle Whiskey cake Dark chocolate gelato with pistachios Lemon Chocolate bon bons Two bottles of house wine Few beers came out to be about 178€ Love it! Enjoyed sitting outside but smokers... People will come up to the table and play music or try to sell flowers/roses

Amazing lunch special under 17 euros 3 course plus drink soup pork cheeks and carrot cake all very…read moregood

I came across this place when searching for an outdoor drink. It wasn't quite noticeable as there…read morewere so many restaurants around the area. But sometimes the unnoticeable place could be the one that brings you surprise. It's a comfortable diner. The waitress was a local-friendly kind of girl, the manager lady was very nice too. I visited 2 days in a roll, had Pan Con Tomate, Crema Catalana, and wines of course. The food were quite authentic and yum. They offer tapas, entries, drinks and bakeries. A recommended place for travellers who stay in this area.

A hidden gem in the heart of Barcelona, serving an eclectic spread of Spanish Tapas infused with…read moresubtle Asian fusion elements. Chef Nicole switches up the menu daily, using fresh ingredients sourced locally while keeping the palette refreshed. Tommy ensures the dining experience memorable by focusing on the little things that matter. Made a reservation tomorrow night as a return to try out other unique tapas dishes. Must visit when in Barcelona to experience yourself. Words don't serve it justice. The heart that goes into each dish will embellish your palettes.

Pro tip, this place may not have a lot of reviews only because they don't use Yelp in Europe. So be…read moresure to check out that search engine site that rhymes with Smoogle for more up to date reviews! We loved this place so much we came here twice! Everything is delicious. If I was to nitpick, the oysters were not as fresh as we are used to in the San Francisco Bay Area.