My boyfriend navigated me here based on a timeout article. However, the yelp reviews should be just…read moreas awesome! Tucked away and filled with locales this place is perfect in the afternoon. The tapas are written on the chalkboard and changed frequently. It is about 12 euros for a carafe of sangria that is amazing. Everything else is well priced and you can pick based on budget. Get the papas bravas you won't be sad and experiment! My boyfriend got a beef dish that he loved! The waiter will explain anything. We ended up here twice because it was that great.

This is a place filled with locales and authentic neighborhood vibe. If you like Vermouth this is…read morethe Tapas place for you. Make sure you have a translation app or be fluent in Spanish. That said we're two senior travelers from America with limited Spanish and we had a great time. The servers tried hard on their English and put up with our minimal Spanish. We had patatas brava spicy but addictive, croquettes extraordinaire especially the spinach and the sopressa ones, olives are good too. If you like anchovies in a variety of delivery formats or calamari both are plentiful. The place was really busy and clearly loved by locales of all ages. We're glad we had the experience.

Perfection! Eduardo the owner has a thing going, and he humbly knows it. He is one of those…read moredisplaced Spaniards who was laid off as a result of "la crisis" and decided to reinvent himself by opening up a tapas bar. The place welcomes you with a row of barrels of wine, the most popular - Jumilla. Locals come with empty containers to fill and refill with one of the many choices. But the place is lined with walls full of bottles for sale or consumption, and if you get Eduardo going or his trusty side kick on any wine - you are in for a treat. Unlike the older catalanes, Eduardo and his staff are actually approachable and VERY appreciative of your business. Affordable, with excellent Tapas, this is one of those small "mom and pop" local shops that is heartfelt enough to bring you back!!!!

Awesome tapas bar! The bar primarily serves as a wine shop! Wines are reasonably priced. It's 5…read moreEuros extra if you buy a bottle to drink at the establishment. The owner is very nice and welcoming. Service is more casual so keep that in mind and enjoy the wine while you wait. The tapas are delicious.

If there is something I hate, it is giving money to a business that treats their clients poorly. We…read morewent and the food was dry and over cooked, especially the beans accompanying the butifarra and the conejo, and they were extremely rude to us because we moved the tables 4 inches (10 centimeters) so we could actually physically sit down. Also, the neighbors behind us were uncomfortable by how close we were when we try to sit down - the backs of the chairs were literally touching their table. Rather than kindly speak to us about the table, the larger bald waiter decided to come and confront us extremely rudely. I was a waitress for a long time, and I would never in my life treat customers the way he spoke to us. My friends and I (read again if you're the owner, because no - Alvaro is not my boyfriend as you insinuated) left thorough reviews on Google telling honestly how the experience was (bad) and they responded aggressively. The environment of the restaurant is really cute and they give you house wine when you first arrive. For us, the positive experience ended there. Maybe it will be different for you if you go there, but unfortunately we did not enjoy the food, nor the treatment from the two older, bald waiters. Our main waiter, who was young, was fantastic and did the best he could to de-escalate the poor behavior of his colleagues and provide us with the best experience possible after the negative interactions. It's unfortunate that the restaurant does not know how to take a review and improve their service, rather than resorting to bullying - especially of local customers who not only could provide further business, but could frequent more often. As the owner suggested, we won't be going back nor do we recommend this place. There are plenty of better restaurants nearby for typical Catalan food where they treat the clients kindly and with respect. I will provide screenshots for you in this post, as I think their responses speak for themselves.

We arrived to Barcelona late and when looking for a restaurant that was still open and close enough…read moreto walk to this place popped up. It's a hidden gem. From the outside you wouldn't think too much of it but when you walk in you're greeted by large casks of wine and beautiful candles that look like they've been burning for years. We didn't have a reservation and they seemed busy but they quickly walked us into the dining room and seated us. When you walk into the room you literally feel like your eating in a cross between a cave or a family's old home. Either way it was beautiful and immediately made me excited to try the food. It is a tapas place and they thankfully had a English menu. My large group of 6 people ordered about 6/7 dishes and neither of them disappointed, in fact it was the best meal we had in Spain! Everything was cooked to perfect, the portions were just right, they had a multitude of different dishes, and above all 6 people loved the food and left full! Definitely try the duck and get a few carafes of sangria! You'll definitely love not only the food and but your wallet will thank you as well

First of all, the staff is incredible! Laura recommended a series of dishes to us that we're…read moreabsolutely delicious. Wine selection good again, she recommended a good match for the food. We had lamb, pork cheeks, beef all of these were totally out of this world. To finish the meal, we told her to surprise us with a good dessert, she brought something called "borracho" which was a brownie with a little bit of rum and vanilla ice cream. When eaten all together the balance was perfect ! We are planning to go back this week.

After reading the NYTimes article, I was able to get the 38 (Euro) dinner menu consisting of 1 app,…read more3 entrées, and 2 desserts. The meal itself was phenomenal especially after eating tapas for the past few days. The highlights were the traditional potatoes as the appetizer and the earl grey ice cream dessert served at the end. The waiter recommended a great wine to pair with our meal and it was probably the best meal I had in Spain.

We enjoyed our meal and would return…read more We started off with 2 Vermuts (€2.80 each): * Yzaguire Reserva * Espinaler Reserva Very plain in appearance: glass, vermut, ice cube, single chunk of orange. The taste was good, but they were boring. Wine: El Buscador 2015 Rioja (€16) - too young. It was sharp and the tannins were too strong. It was OK with the food. Food: * Chile con carne - a bowl of Chile accompanied by "tortillas" which were actually won-ton wrappers. The Chile was tasty and exactly what Tracie was craving. * Pork special - a timbale of: pork, potatoes, mushrooms. Huge earthy flavor. Very autumnal. I loved it. + Service was competent, but reserved. + Medium-weight flatware - Mepra - Paper napkins - Waiter tried really hard to get us to order bottled water instead of the free city water that we wanted. €39.10 for dinner for 2

One of those happy discoveries as we were walking back to our hotel. This great bar has a unique…read morespace with tables and lounge areas. Lots of sharing plates and the best bread I've ever had drenched in olive oil and some tomato. The server was so friendly and helped us translate the Catalan menu very patiently. We ended up with a plate of the best Iberian Ham I've had in spain (12€) and cheese accompanied by that awesome bread. We also got one of the tostas which is recommended. For dessert had a really creamy cheesecake. So good. We might actually come here again for lunch at some put. Seems like they have pastries and Cafe during the day.

Food, service, and ambiance were all great! Got the olives, croquettes, and paella and all are…read morehighly recommended, in particular the oxtail croquettes.

A very special experience! We happened upon this place while staying at Barceló Raval and adored…read moreit! Every app and entree was better than the last. Great atmosphere too! And very attentive waiter

We went there to celebrate thanksgiving and had seafood paella. Was ok and not amazing. Had a few…read moretapas and were good. Service was decent and the decor was nice.

Amazing Tapas, no frills kind of place where you can spot the locals and soak up the atmosphere.read more

This restaurant is worth going to in Barcelona. We got the prefix tasting menu and paid before…read morehand. There was an issue trying to reserve through their website AND it seemed unorganized as they didn't have the reservation code through their system and made us find it to confirm. But once that was done the view, the wine, and the food were great! Lauren our waitress was amazing and we appreciated her attentiveness throughout dinner. We were served several courses and the meal offered a wide variety of unique but tasty food combinations! If you are a foodie and enjoy trying new things definitely come her

Views were amazing! Restaurant located at the top of the cable car tower. Food was just ok. I…read moreordered the sea bass and revived something else entirely. Bread and service was excellent. Recommend if you want to see Ariel views of the city. Just know you are paying for the views- food was hit and miss. Menu could be laid out better- labeling apps vs meals.