Brew Dog pubs are kinda the same globally and they deserve the praise. From the fancy beer hailing…read morefrom Scotland to the rather American pub food on the menu it just delivers all around. Now before you get all to calling me crazy for getting American pub food in a city like Barcelona, check the feedback at the door. That's not their game here. The food is just on point but won't blow you away, it's there to be there. As the craft beverages thing is on the rise globally, it's great to see them keeping it real. There's also some guest taps here so there's a selection to be sampled. And the atmosphere is great if you're in town for work or with friends as it's laid back and easy to drop in.

Beer, food, & service is just okay. Few blocks down is Okasional Beer (highly recommend).read more

They brew their own beers which are nice. Plus they have kwak and other two draughts and lots of…read morebottles. Tapas are ok although not a lot of choices.

La Cervesera Artesana might be one of the better brewpub in the area…read more There are always 4 house brew available on tap and if you prefer some imports, there is quite a good choice both in taps or bottles. Bartender here is really friendly, he even went over the different beer style they have on draft and want to help me in selecting what to drink. The house beers were decent but the service and the laid back ambiance made it an excellent experience! Worth visiting if you are in the area!

I was looking for a place where I could find 'exotic' vinegars in Barcelona ... With no luck, until…read moreI found this gem! The people working here are super friendly and helpful. You can even sample the vinegars before you buy them. I bought some mango, fig, date and cherry vinegars among others and the were all mind blowing. I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants to add new and special flavors to their recipes.

One of our highlights of our trip to Spain. We couldn't have found a better place to buy souvenirs…read morebefore our trip back home. I originally found this place on chowhound. It was listed as a must visit for souvenirs and I added it to our itinerary. My friends were a bit hesitant to come here with me because they had no plans to buy any oils or vinegars but after our awesome tour and guidance from Carlos, one of the business owners, they were ALL IN. Carlos thoroughly explained every single product in their store and answered questions like how everything was made, ingredients, quality, etc. We got to taste everything our hearts desired. I ended up buying a couple bottles of white truffle oil, hazelnut oil, date vinegar, and balsamic vinegar. I've never tried such a wide variety of oils and vinegars and trust me when I say this but it's going to be the best thing you've ever tried. Who the hell knew date vinegar existed? It's so sweet, thick, rich, and so delicious. I have no idea how to use it but I wouldn't mind drinking a spoonful everyday. Their balsamic vinegar seriously changed my life. It's so thick and so tasteful just on it's own. I need to throw out my market bought vinegar at home. Once you pick out what you want, you choose the type of bottle and size. If you're traveling, they'll seal the bottle and if you're gifting it, they'll wrap it nicely for you. Superb customer service! We were so hungry after shopping here, Carlos gave us some restaurant recommendations and even called the restaurant to reserve a table for us. He's so hospitable and awesome! Highly recommend this shop!

I found out about Blacklab on Untappd and went for the beer. I was pleasantly surprised to discover…read morethe food is as exceptional as the beer. The Niu Rou, a beef steak with spicy sauce, peanuts, bok choy, egg and sesame ramon that was the best thing I ate in Barcelona. It was perfectly spicy, the was meat tender and the bok choy was fresh. The Blacklab fries were also delicious. My daughter liked her dumplings. The beer was outstanding with a nice variety of styles. The owner, Matt, a Minnesota transplant, was very helpful when I ask for dining and attraction suggestions.

Nice ale and cozy atmosphere. Location is great if you are wondering around the port. Picked up a…read moretshirt too.

Don't go to the Brewery. They are not open to the public. You can get the beer art many other…read moreplaces in the city and it is very good.

Excellent craft brewery in Barcelona! Small brew pub with an outdoor patio serving great brews, and…read morethe optional food truck. Great staff and atmosphere make this a must see for craft beer drinkers in Barcelona.

this place stocks all the craft beer to fill your needs. owner David is a sweet guy and can help…read moreselect stuff. its got a huge selection. biggest in Barcelona. conveniently located center city. not to be missed by beer fans.

From the owner: Tienda de venta de cervezas artesanas (craft beer) tanto nacionales como una amplia selección de…read moreimportación. Disponemos de unas 500 referencias de distintos países, así como de tres tiradores para poder degustar en el mismo local. También disponemos de dos neveras para poder tomar algunas de las cervezas expuestas. En nuestra tienda (beer shop) primamos la calidad del producto, es por esto que lo que ofrecemos es ya una selección de lo que consideramos mejor.

From the owner: Instituto de la Cerveza Artesana (ICA)…read more El Instituto de la Cerveza Artesana (ICA) es una institución de excelencia que tiene como objetivo contribuir a la expansión y la difusión de la cultura de la cerveza artesana de calidad. Con la innovación y la formación como metas, el ICA ha iniciado ya su andadura con la creación de la malta de arroz y la primera cerveza del mundo elaborada con esta malta, junto con la Cooperativa Arrosaires del Delta de l'Ebre. Asimismo, ICA colabora y financia la Cueva de Can Sadurní, el yacimiento prehistórico barcelonés donde, entre otros hallazgos, se han descubierto los restos de cerveza más antiguos de Europa. Entre sus proyectos futuros, ya puede desvelarse la colaboración con Siebel Institute, la escuela más antigua de América especializada en la formación relacionada con la cerveza, con la que se organizarán cursos de Análisis Sensorial en Barcelona. El 14 de junio 2014, fecha para el primer curso, se aprovechará para inaugurar también el ICA.