Spain is a FOOD MECCA! However, this girl can't eat spanish tapas for a week straight. I needed to…read morespace out all my paellas and octopuses with some burgers and ramen in between - so hello Bernie's. Bernie's is one of the better options located near the Gothic Quarter in Barcelona. But it really is only one of the better ones because a lot of other "American" establishments are bad. You really make due with what you have. Their milkshakes are good. Nice and creamy but not too heavy. I had the chocolate milkshake and was a fan. My GF had their strawberry cheesecake milkshake and it was good, but tasted more like just strawberry than strawberry cheesecake. T-bone steak tasted similar to a decent american diner and it hit the spot. Their ribs are absolutely horrible though. They were overcooked, dry, bland, and slathered in a bad BBQ sauce. Do come if you miss home, but don't come expecting an amazing meal.

I ordered a Classic burger (cooked medium), fries, patatas bravas, a banana milkshake, a vanilla…read moremilkshake, and a banana split ice cream. All take out. - The burger was raw. We couldn't eat it. - The fries were as bland as fries can be. No seasoning, and like rubber. - The patatas bravas were literally just plain steak fries. Also no seasoning but most importantly no bravas sauce or aioli. - The banana milkshake was mostly milk. Vanilla wasn't bad. - Banana split was pretty good, but it's hard to mess up scoops of ice cream and toppings. The woman who took my order wasn't rude by any means, but she was cold and almost seemed bothered to be dealing with an American even though I spoke mostly in Spanish. If you're really desperate for American food in Barcelona, I guess you can find worse, but if you have time, I'd go elsewhere. For what it's worth, the atmosphere was cool. Good music and aesthetic. Place was clean.

The Mississippi pancakes were generous in portion but a little lacking in sweetness for my…read moredaughter's taste. They could benefit from a bit more banana or fresh fruit to balance out the stack, especially given the size of the dish. The English breakfast was excellent, well-cooked and satisfying, and the side of chorizo stood out as particularly flavorful. Coffee was genuinely perfect, easily one of the highlights of the meal. The overall vibe is a classic European café style, relaxed and comfortable, good for a casual sit-down breakfast or brunch. One important note: this is not a place for traditional Spanish food. If you are looking for local Catalan or Spanish breakfast or tapas, this will feel more international than authentic. Overall, strong for coffee and comfort food, but not aligned with a traditional Barcelona culinary experience.good service and free WiFi

A wonderful and eclectic Barr and restaurant! The food was outstanding and the service was…read morephenomenal. A great hidden gem! We went for lunch, but I understand dinner is equally outstanding!

Fun little American beer bar style place in Barcelona…read more I've been here twice, and enjoyed both times! The beer selection is vast and great, I've enjoyed their wheat beer, as well as lagers. The wings are good too, my favs were garlic Parmesan, buffalo & buffalo mild. I love that they offer free water lol This is a great place for groups of about 4-8 anything more and you may not be able to fit on the same table. It's a fun pregame place, and I recommend it.

Super fun beer hall in Barcelona with lots of American/California Coast themed decor (I even found…read moremy hometown zip code 85750 in the bathroom)! This is definitely a great spot for anyone into American beer hall vibes while in Barcelona - plenty of seating and TV's throughout to watch games or other things. You order up at the counter, and we just got a pitcher of beer when we went later at night, as the food service had ended. I do kind of wish we could've had the chance to still get some food, as other tables that had some from earlier looked really tasty. Nevertheless, the vibes were great and the beers hit the spot here. What more can I say?! It was bright, airy, and comfortable inside - perfect for hanging out! I think this is a great option - especially for American tourists, but also for just anyone that wants to have a spot that's chill and fun to hang out at. I definitely recommend!

Fantastic experience as a solo diner, couldn't recommend enough!…read more There was a very scary looking line when I arrived that looked like it would take hours, but if you are alone and willing to stand at the bar, you can definitely get seated within 30mins as it moves fairly quickly (though I'm unsure about larger parties). The vibe inside is incredible, and there is so much to take in. The servers are all very friendly and chatty, and if you're solo dining like I was, you definitely will not be bored! For the food, I just asked my server what he recommended and kept getting dishes until I was full. The food was super flavorful, fresh, and delicious without being too heavy or oily. The calamari is a must and my favorite dish, but you really can't go wrong!

We were visiting Barcelona and were recommended to eat here for tapas. We were warned that we'd…read morewait in line and we did- around an hour. Once inside, we were seated at a very small table (the entire restaurant is very small) and greeted by our waiter with a big personality. I would say if you are a bigger person you'd find the seating uncomfortable. We had the pork ribs, sausage, pasta, and calamari. All very good. Not sure I'd come back with the wait but I did enjoy the food. They gave us some Spanish dessert which was delicious.

The food was so good, the service was spectacular, and it is such a cute little place! The first…read morething that popped into my mind when I ate that first bite is, " wow, such great food."

Great breakfast and brunch spot in Barcelona. I enjoyed the…read moresmoked salmon Benedict (on sourdough instead of brioche), side of potatoes with a fresh cream topping, and orange juice with lemon and ginger. My husband had the steak and eggs with the orange juice with berries. Everything was fresh and delicious. Service was great. We only had to wait about 10 minutes for a table outside on Friday around 11:30am.

Morelia was good, but maybe a little overpriced. We were starving and this place had seating…read moreavailable (outdoor seating too). I ordered a burger and it was really good, but I didn't like the type of fries it came with (too thick). My friend ordered an empanada as well as some cheese and papas bravas, and they were all just okay. If I could give it a rating, it would be 3.5 stars, because it is better than average but not 4 star worthy in my opinion.

The place was perfect. Ate outside with blanket and heater on. It was winter of January 2023…read more Empanada was their special. We order goat cheese with pine nuts and beef sausage were the best. Good coffee was perfect. Service was great Ambiance what do you expect .... Barcelona was beautiful place.

This restaurant is adjoined to the Grand Central Hotel. I always think hotel restaurants won't…read moretaste good but I was pleasantly mistaken. We arrived for our reservation at 8 pm. Note, if you make reservations via the fork you can get 20% off the a la carte menu. Eva was our server and she was wonderful. She checked on us frequently to see if we needed anything and would refill our water. Shestarted us off with a drink called chica mirada which my friend said tasted like potpourri but in a good way because it was flavorful. Then we were brought out bread with oil and this unique salt that made the bread pop. I ordered the duck meatball with pears and hazelnut praline for my entree. I think there was five per order. It was not very filling but very tasty and moist. The pear and praline added a touch of sweetness. For dessert, my friend and I split the Chocolate and Caramel Puffs. It was delectable. The puffs were warm and soft and the chocolate just melted right into my mouth. The service and food was great. Highly recommend.

It is our first night in Barcelona and picked a place near the hotel…read more We were very fortunate. Every dish was spectacular. Chicken croquets, Beef tortellini, foie gras, steak tartare, and the fillet were all superb. The foie gras was my favorite. Well executed. I am often disappointed when I order it Our server, Romaysa, was extremely helpful, friendly and attentive. She gave us several tourist tips too. Desserts did not disappoint. We had the Mousse de creme catalone and the carob and almond coulant. Both were very good. The coulant was worth the wait. It takes 15 minutes to prepare-worth it!

Stopped in for a coffee. The Surf House is literally planted on the beach like, yeah, I live here…read morenow. Coffee with a view and a side of should I take up surfing? Cool crowd, chill energy, and sand basically in your shoe by default.

"Surf's up, dude!" I don't know how to say that in Catalan, but that would likely be the…read moreappropriate greeting, especially when the long-haired gregarious owner's name is Tarzan. Seriously. A London-based friend recommended this beachy La Barceloneta spot to Jamie W. and me. It's just off the promenade next to the beach. The menu consisted of familiar T.G.I.Friday's-style eats. The eats seemed like the ideal match for the umbrella-covered outdoor cafe. We must've been in a poultry mood because we shared two chicken items. First up was the satisfying 13€ 'Chickens' Sandwich, where in a rustic Catalan bread roll, they stuffed chicken breast marinated in herbes de Provence, sun-dried tomatoes, chopped egg, and arugula (photo: https://yelp.to/XQyWywmMXD). We followed up the sandwich with the 9€ Crispy Chicken Fingers made with panko, corn flakes, and various spices. They came with a couple of dipping sauces, honey mustard and chili aioli (photo: https://yelp.to/DF4_8fIZMT). We didn't think we'd have McNuggets on our vacation, but they were good probably because they had that extra crunch from the Kellogg's cereal. Hey, it wasn't culinary art, but it worked. FOOD - 4 stars...fun poultry food that was actually tasty AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...right for the beach though tables are crowded together SERVICE - 4 stars...Tarzan and the server were attentive...her name wasn't Jane TOTAL - 4 stars...Cowabunga, Senor! RELATED - Exploring Barcelona? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/4dTEx5T

Great sangria drinks here! Loved the ambiance and decor. Service was great and Joseph a fun vibe as…read morewe were paying. They have indoor and outdoor seating.

First time having vegan Paella. Got the trio. Shrimp, chicken and mushroom. Every thing was great…read more Mona Lisa drink and Freida was so yummy. Would come back again

While passing through Barcelona on our way to the south of Spain, we decided to stay for a night…read moreand have ourselves a memorable dinner. We decided to visit Llamber a tapas restaurant on the outskirt of Park de la Ciutadella. The restaurant has a light and airy ambiance, the tables are decently spaced for a more private conversation. We then started with a bottle of Spanish Rosé together with some tapas to share. We had the patitas, black pearl oyster served with rock salt and mignonette and the chef's take on a Spanish bao bun. We found the pork belly flavorful and crispy and blended well with the bun, in hindsight we should have ordered one for each. For our main entree, I ordered paella with seared tuna while my partner chose Entrocôte served with shishito peppers and fries. We found all the dishes simply epicurean and the waiters took time to describe everything on the menu. It was well plated and the dishes came in a timely fashion and everything went well with the wine choice. We felt that we were looked after throughout the stages of the dinner. With great customer service and quality of food, this place is recommended whenever you are visiting the beautiful city of Barcelona.

Amazing experience here! Went here as part of a Food and Wine Tour in Barcelona. The staff was very…read morefriendly and attentive. The restaurant itself was clean and decorated tastefully. The papas brava were so good. My favorite was a light pastry they had, it was similar to a merengue on almost a cracker cookie. Overall you should absolutely make this a part of your trip if you are in the area.