AMAZING!! food I would recommend to anyone in the area, the poke bowl was delicious!! amazing fast…read moreservice sweet kind servers, Also ambiance was amazing cute little area with amazing lighting and cute colors! not to mention amazing proportions please check this establishment out, definitely authentic, Had to make an account to share this amazing place!! Came all the way from California To visit family and stopped by this place definitely hidden gem!!

Favorite for sure! I drive to this hidden gem from Baldwin County, Alabama just to get a fix! Fast,…read morefriendly and fresh! Never disappoints!

Pros: Ambiance was good. Very Tex Mex. Lots of murals all…read moreround, and there was even a fountain in the middle of the whole restaurant. Service is great. Very friendly people, and the food comes out at the speed of light. The food itself is awesome, too. It's a big menu, with some interesting stuff, but the birria tacos I had were yummy, and so was the burrito I got to try. Cons: No real cons at all. A nice Tex Mex place. Tips: You probably can't go wrong with anything you order here. I always like to fill up on chips and then just take the entree home. Lol.

The only negative to this place is they don't have a liquor license. Food is good, service is fast,…read moreand ambience is a cut above most Mexican restaurants. And the prices are fair, especially at lunchtime. I get lunch plates to go fairly often.

Solid and consistent Waffle House! Totally recommend. Services is kinder than most Waffle Houses…read moreand food is super affordable. If you leave hungry you are either lying or have a hollow leg. I can stuff my entire family on the cheap here and that's a great deal for a family of five.

We just left and paid 9 dollars for 3 sausages and 9 dollars for a side of hash browns for the…read moregrand daughter never have we paid that amount at a Waffle House

Plot twist: The people who knew about this hidden gem before us were... Jason's grandparents…read more Jason (the birthday boy and local) and I have been watching the Bar-Celona sign go up every time we visit family, saying, "We HAVE to try that place!" Little did we know his grandparents had already done the research for us and had quietly become regulars. Naturally, they brought us here to celebrate Jason's birthday, and honestly... they set the bar ridiculously high for the rest of the trip. First things first... don't judge this restaurant by the outside. This is one of those places that doesn't scream for attention, it quietly waits for you to discover it, then absolutely blows your taste buds away. Yes, they're closed on Mondays. Yes, the hours are a little quirky. No... we don't care. I'd happily rearrange our afternoon snacks & dinner week to eat here again. The décor is adorable, the atmosphere is relaxed, and then there's Maggie... Can we clone Maggie? Seriously. She greeted us with the biggest smile, knew my grandparents by name, remembered exactly what they usually order, AND all of the random substitutions they make. My brain can't even remember why I walked into a room half the time, and Maggie's over here running a restaurant with a photographic memory. She's incredible. Now... let's discuss the important stuff. The food. Before we even ordered, they brought out pork rinds instead of your typical chips and salsa, and I immediately thought, "Well... we're already off to an excellent start." Happy Hour is a steal. My grandparents enjoyed the house red blend ($3!), Jason and his dad had Maguire's Irish Red ($5), and as the 7-month-pregnant member of the group, they made me a virgin mojito that was so refreshing I almost forgot I couldn't have the real thing. Then the appetizers started arriving... Charcuterie Board?Yes. Pulpo à la Parrilla?Also yes. Garlic-Infused Hummus?I would've happily eaten it with a spoon if society allowed it. Patatas Bravas?Please just leave the entire pan next time. At this point I was already getting full... ...which apparently was adorable because the kitchen wasn't even remotely finished with us. Our table somehow ended up with: Gigi Flatbread Sicilian Coast Flatbread (subbed mozzarella for the goat cheese--10/10 decision) Mediterranean Garlic Shrimp Shrimp Scampi Calamari Puttanesca Spaghetti & Meatballs (currently a special) Every single plate that came out somehow became my new favorite. I know people say, "Everything was good," but I genuinely mean EVERYTHING was good. Fresh ingredients, beautiful presentation, and flavors that made everyone at the table go suspiciously quiet because we were too busy eating. Then... because apparently birthdays don't count calories... We ordered TWO Dolce & Banana desserts to-go. One had almonds, the other pistachios (or cashews... honestly, things happened so fast that all I know is they disappeared almost immediately). I only managed to snap one picture before they were gone and you can clearly see my nibble (huge bite). That's probably the best review I can give a dessert. Bar-Celona isn't just a restaurant. It's one of those places that makes you immediately start planning your next visit before you've even paid the check. So if you've driven past it thinking, "Maybe one day..." This is your sign. Go. Take your spouse.Take your grandparents (they'll probably already know Maggie ).Take your friends. Just don't skip dessert... and don't blame me when this becomes your new favorite Mediterranean spot. We'll definitely be back every time we're in town.

We've been looking for more dining options in Pace and were excited to visit. Tapas and other…read moredishes from Spain and other nearby regions. We tried a few different dishes with good portion sizes: bacon wrapped dates (delish!), patas bravas (well seasoned!), seasoned pups (yummy hush puppies with a flair), flat bread (oh so good!), and a dessert similar to banana foster (Bo-buddah! OMG...to die for!) AND there's a host of cocktails, wine and beer choices! They've done a great job renovating the space with good, spacious seating. There's also some entertainment each week with live bands and karaoke. We'll be back for sure!