We were in Spain for our summer vacation, and was looking for a great restaurant. We cam upon this…read moreone, La Roca, a hole-in-the wall, and was a very cozy and well supported restaurant. If you are in the area, I would definitely recommend this place to stop by and have some dinner.

Stumbled here by chance on my family's first night in Barcelona. We ate early, arriving at 6pm and…read morewas seated right away. A line formed and remained by 7:30pm and thereafter. They did bus the tables to seat people with a noticeable quickness. They have a rotating daily menu that changes the specials each day. We ended up here 3x and each time had different foods. Some evenings we enjoyed make the others so it'll depend on what menu items you get each day. Food came quick, service was prompt, and prices were more than reasonable.

Almost an identical menu to Ciutat Comtal but with a long wait & line…read more Maybe the timing was different but they even ran out of some of the fan favorite dishes. Still good but could've been better for the price.

We recently had lunch during a visit to Monserrat and really enjoyed the experience. The meal, the…read moreservice, the ambiance were all very good--a solid 4 stars. Our cool appetizers consisted of a frisée with hummus, a puff pastry with a dollop of goat cheese, and a salmon gelatin cube with strawberries (sounds strange but was well executed and tasty). Our warm appetizers consisted of a potato croquette, chestnut broth, and octopus with a bean puree (another one that's better than it sounds). For entrées, we had a monkfish, prawn, and calamari in romesco sauce, and a confit of duck with celery purée and shoe string fries. The fish was moist and flavorful, the duck was tender and juicy. Our desserts were a crema catalan and a tortada de santa maria. The crema was was a well done custard that was lightly sweet. The tortada was similar to a tres leches cake except with one of the leches being a sour cream, so also not overly sweet, but really enjoyable. Situated in a former stable with a arched stone ceiling, the acoustics of the room dampen sound--ensuring a comfortable ambiance even with a room full of families conversing and eating. All-in-all, we really enjoyed the meal. In addition to being delicious, it was very filling. We would gladly return if ever at Monserrat again.

Overpriced, food is tasteless, server seemed annoyed we were there. Fixed price lunch 45€. They…read moredid a nice job providing 6 appetizer bites per person but they weren't very good. My main entree was the cannelloni- tasteless. Dessert was the best thing- cheesecake. Although I thought it was very dry. Would not return.

Absolutely delicious and wonderful service! We were looking for some delicious tapas and paella and…read morethis place went above and beyond! The seafood paella was delicious and I highly recommend the beef pieces and the potatoes with the spicy red sauce. Everything was so good!

good food experience. You can never go wrong with Patato brava. We also had other dishes Mushrooms,…read moretortilla, salmon

Starting out, speaking with the hostess, Karen. Being in the restaurant business for many years,…read moreshe is one of the top hostesses I have ever worked with or have seen in other restaurants. Under extreme pressure, she did an outstanding job! They are very lucky to have her in that front of the house position. Wait staff very good, food was outstanding. Extremely busy, very well-run restaurant. I wish we had a restaurant like that where we live!

Superb tapa experience sitting right at the bar, where we could see everything freshly made &…read moreserved immediately! Croquettes were good but the clams were even better. Dessert was so proportionately sized as well.

This was an amazing restaurant. The atmosphere was quiet and cozy. It was very restful after a…read morehectic day. Our waitress was so nice and helpful (I feel bad I didn't catch her name). We had a seafood paella and mushroom risotto, both were well made and very filling. For dessert we split the best cheesecake. I would highly recommend this restaurant.

Friendly service, made good recommendations, we had an eggplant dish that was so good and unusual,…read morepaella my first in Spain very flavorful and a great Sangria, not sweet but fruity.

I loved this home-like tapas bar. It was cozy and full of locals. We ordered sausages, spinach…read moreballs (I don't remember the exact name) and other things to munch on. The draft beer offered was also very good. Pilar was the best part of it - super sweet and super accommodating. When I think of Barcelona, I'll always think of her warmth. Thank you so much for your hospitality.

I loved this place. It was a special place to take close friends visiting from out of town, Pilar…read moreis the best and the food was always fresh and delicious. The environment was warm and welcoming - having lived so far from home, I knew I could go to the Gata Mala and feel at home.

Best food by far that I have tasted in a long time Gotta try the honey-glazed pork spare ribs and…read morethe noodles in a hot pan .. delish

Some meals stay with you forever, and this was one of them…read more The food here was, without question, some of the best I've ever had. The foie gras was absolutely unforgettable--rich, delicate, and simply to die for. The sangria was equally exceptional, fresh, balanced, and dangerously delicious. But what makes this place truly special is something that can't be captured on a menu. The atmosphere, the warmth, the way time seems to slow down... words simply can't do it justice. If you're visiting Barcelona, don't just come here for dinner. Come here to fall in love with the food, the city, the moment, or maybe even someone sitting across the table. An experience I'll never forget.

We were referred to La Pepita from a relative who said the food was delicious and a casual spot. We…read morewent to lunch at 1pm (when it opens) after a Sagrada Família tour. It's about a 6 minute taxi ride from there. We were seated in the back room with the writing covering the walls. The front bar seemed a little livelier but we took what was offered. Husband had house red wine (3.50 euros) and I had sangria (4.50 euros). Good pours for both. We started with the red shrimp (gambillos) in a lemongrass sauce, about 6 shrimp for 15 euros. Then grilled octopus (which was very tender) over mash potatos and snap peas for 15 euros. We also had a side of grilled bread (4 pieces) for 3.5. We also ordered the Pepita beef with mash potato but took home for dinner as we were full (18 euros). We finished with the homemade corn ice cream with carmelized popcorn and raspberries, which was very unique at 6.5. We added our names to the wall to top off the meal. Service was quick and friendly. Total bill was 85 euros including 5 drinks. It was our best meal in Barcelona so far.

Super hopping tapas bar and table place, the signature anchovy dish, ceviche, and octopus were all…read morevery good. The bar guy was very quick and hardworking. The 1906 or something beer was surprisingly good and kind of honey sweet. Cava was great with jamon. The only bad thing is that sitting at the bar, people will keep hitting your backside unless you scoot in sideways Need cash to leave tip : s