I went here solo around 9 PM on a Tuesday and it was empty. I got the Greek salad and the chicken…read moregyro. The Greek salad had good flavor and seasoning. They have olive oil and balsamic vinegar that they bring to the table for you. The chicken gyro only came with two small pieces of bread and I was hoping for a little bit more of an appetizing texture, and stronger flavors from the chicken. The fries and tzatziki sauce were good.

A very good sandwich to go. €6.5 a great value for such a large sandwich, large potatoes and a…read moredrink. Very busy at 23:00. This business is across from sit down restaurant of the same name. Will be back before we leave Barcelona.

The food is very delicious. However it's only to go and you cannot eat outside. That's the only…read moreproblem other than that. It's a great place.

The food AND service was amazing. Everything we ate was so flavorful and yummy. Huge portions for a…read moregreat price. Our server was the kindest man. We asked if they had coffee and since they didn't he walked down the street and got us some along with giving us pastries from the restaurant on the house. Wish I lived in the area so I could come here weekly

I was responsible for locking a great dinner for my last night in BCN. Yelp reviews looked…read morepromising, but this place topped all expectations. Service was great, but the food? Oh my. The fish in the ceviche was a tender as sushi, perfectly marinated with a nice combination in pomegranate and corn nut crunches. The scallop in corn was one of may favorite dishes I've eaten in forever. The seafood paella was a perfect as I could have hoped. I would go back in a heartbeat if I wasn't thousands of miles away now.

I was going through my camera roll from summer in Spain and had to write a review for this place. I…read moreloved this place and wish there was a location in the United States. This place has amazing food that is made with comfort and care. All dishes were outstanding and I could not choose which dish I liked the most. We ordered tapas and paella. The staff was so friendly and hardworking. We had the opportunity to meet the owner and he has an amazing story on how this place started. The ambiance is cozy and surprising quite a bit of seating. I would definitely recommend this place and come back as soon as a I go back to Spain.

My friends and I are all huge fans of Greek Cuisine. We went on a mission to find the best Greek…read morerestaurant in Barcelona. We had heard good things about Dionisos so we decided to check it out. Overall, our dining experience was delightful. The food was delicious and it was accompanied with great service. I would recommend the grilled feta as a starter, it was incredible! I came to Barcelona this past year for a study abroad program. One of my friends told me to pick up a Connect Club card, for discounts on over 150 bars, restaurants, museums, clubs, and tourist attractions. Barcelona is an amazing city but can be a bit expensive at times. The card only costs 12EUR and after a few days I have saved well over 20EUR! You can check out their website at http://www.connectclub.com and I would highly recommend ordering a card for your next trip to Barcelona. We enjoyed the 10% discount on our bill thanks to the Connect Club Card.

This restaurant is located near the corner of a relatively small street, so it might be a bit hard…read moreto find. Also, if you go around 9 or 10pm, it's gonna be PACKED. I personally love Greek food and I got to try some Greek dishes here that I've never had before. As always, the Greek salad is a must-have as a starter. Our group ended up grabbing two because the portions aren't huge. The Kokkinisto and Fricasé are amazing. The meats are so tender and the sauces amplify the flavors. Those are definitely the dishes to go for if you're not a vegetarian. Highly recommend!

Authentic delicious Greek food in a relaxed setting. Lots of vegetarian options... the only really…read moreGreek place I have found in Barcelona! The only thing that kept it from getting 5 stars is that the acoustics are kind of bad, it can get loud quickly when busy.

Ok I feel that I need to post my review to even out the stars here because in my opinion this is…read moremore than a 2.5 star restaurant. We were in Barcelona February of 2025 and we enjoyed the staff and menu at Gabriel's so much that we went there 3 times during our 5 day stay in Barcelona. Every Tapas was tasty and fresh, the drinks were refreshing served by a lovely wait staff who finished our meal off with a complimentary shot of Limoncello.

Small Tapas restaurant on the old town part of Barcelona, near the city hall and Cathedral. We…read morecame here for a quick lunch on the patio. They have a few tapas along with pizza on the menu. Service was somewhat impersonal (just one waiter), but food did come out reasonably quickly. Overall - average food so 3 stars. - Margherita Pizza had a nice crispy crust but was a bit cheesy and didn't have much basil. - Mushroom Croquettes were pretty good. Imagine mushroom and mashed potatoes blended together then fried nicely. - Assorted olives was flavorful, but most of them were pretty tiny. On the plus side, they serve a decent sangria. They also have occasional musicians come by and entertain you, so do have some loose change ready, especially if they play a decent tune while you wait.

If you're looking for good value and great food around the Born district, look no further, Dionisos…read moreis the spot for some delicious Greek food, opaa! They're open late, my friend and I both ordered the Gyro with fries. We were surprised about how good it was, really hit the spot. It was late at night, we stayed too long until they almost closed. The staff were friendly and professional, overall a great time here. Thank you Dionisos, I will definitely return to this spot, because as the saying goes, "roda el món i torna al Born!".

Delicious food and great portions for a really great price. The Greek salad was so fresh and…read moredelicious. The vegetable moussaka was perfect and dessert was even better. Will definitely return.

Love this place! Close from the city center…read more Awesome food. Nice people. Cozy space. Great prices.

5.6.17: Breakfast before we head to the airport onto our next destination. We were craving…read moresomething different and thought mediterranean in Spain sounds good. The atmosphere reminded us of home. We were seated in the back and it was quite cozy. We ordered the blueberry pancakes and a dish called Ouef Sur Le Plat (potatoes, egg, asparagus, toast). Little did we know the blueberry pancakes were so cute. Three stacked of pancakes the size of my fist. It was delicious n glad we weren't extremely hungry. The other dish was pretty hearty with potatoes n poached egg. Also very good. There was nothing Mediterranean related that we noticed but the food was good. =) We enjoyed their coffee and orange juice.

I love this place. My friend and I luckily came "early" around 8pm and found a spot for two. It's…read morenot a big space so we were happy to find a seat. The wine we got was amazing. I had a red and my friend had a white. I was so happy with the wine I wasn't even worried about the tapas we ordered. We ordered three small ones to share and they were fantastic. It was also very nice that the waitress we had spoke very good English. We got lucky. I would make this a regular spot.

I don't just like this place because of the fact that it is one block from my flat. I like this…read moreplace because it has an excellent staff, the atmosphere is warm and relaxing, all of the food is delicious and homemade (my favorite are the dolmas and the feta grill), and their wine is delicious! I suggest if you are visiting near Plaça Espanya, and you are hungry or needing a glass of wine (or both), that you walk the two or three blocks from Las Arenas and step in and take your time trying the menu!

La Esquina fell on my radar via my brother. He did his own research of spots to try while in…read moreBarcelona and heard good things about this place. The menu and reviews looked great, so I was excited to check it out. That being said, we made plans to have a late dinner here our second night in the city. The vibe of La Esquina is super casual - there's a decently-sized dining area with a bar towards the back that serves as a focal point. There's nothing too noteworthy about the decor - it almost doesn't match the food they serve but that just might be my perspective. The menu is mostly tapas, separated by protein type. Additionally, they have some larger format rice dishes that are meant to be shared. We decided on tapas as well as one of the rice dishes - because why not both? For tapas, we ordered two skewers: pork and sea bass, croquettes, pimientos, patatas bravas, and steak tartate croissants. All the tapas were great - though the croissants and patatas were the biggest standouts. The latter were cooked perfectly and had a generous helping of sauces, while the former was super creative and delicious. Our rice dish had cuttlefish and prawns that was seasoned well and prepared in a tasty squid ink sauce. The rice was slightly firm, and that cuttlefish really came through. The overall flavor was heavy on the seafood so it may not be everyone's taste, but it worked for me. We opted for dessert, and went with the Crema Catalán. This was similar to a crème brûlée, but topped with a thin layer of caramel. It was really good, surprisingly not overly sweet and a great finisher to our meal. Service was good, everyone was really friendly and food came out at a good pace. Overall, La Esquina was an excellent find, I'm really glad we checked it out and I wouldn't hesitate to return for another meal.

Not honest to customer. Beer list in manual 4.5 euro, charge 6 euro in bill，seafood rice small…read moreplate charge 52 euro with uncooked shrimp. Tourists avoid this kind of restaurant.