This Lebanese restaurant is not bad! We went for the lunch menu. Whopping 11.50€…read more Upon entering, there's a lot of decorations on the wall - also magazine articles, hookahs, tea sets. Really classy and large dining area. The lunch menu has plenty of options so here's what we got: Complimentary olives were provided Appetizers: Eggplant dip - smokey and creamy. Love it Falafel - crispy and delicious Pita bread (complimentary) Entree - I got the beef kebab with the tomato sauce. I wasn't too fond of this dish. Though the beef didn't have enough flavor and the tomato sauce was very spicy (I asked it to be mild) Lamb with basmati rice and nuts - this dish was very tasty. The lamb had a lot of flavor (it was a tiny bit dry) and the rice was so buttery and yummy For dessert, we had an assortment of baclava- all delicious and baked fresh.

The best Lebanese restaurant in Barcelona the owner is very friendly and the service is very goodread more

Food: Both the chicken in the pita and shawarma in the durum were very tender and juicy! The pita…read moreitself was good, but not as fluffy as other pitas I've had. The durum was also pretty good although I would have to say that the chicken pita was my favorite - The chicken was simply delicious and with so much flavor! Service: Very attentive and polite staff. Ambiance: It's a smaller place so you may have to wait outside as there's a handful of tables inside. There's no outside seating. Very casual spot but if you don't want to wait you can make a reservation.

Second stop of Barcelona was La Caravana! An amazing Mediterranean place which ended up being Halal…read moreafter asking the staff. The food is absolutely delicious and I think just might be some of the best Mediterranean I've had. There was a small wait before being seated but they are friendly and helpful in every step of the way. Absolutely recommend as this easily reaches must-have territory.

I came here alone one night on the recommendation of a friend... see, I had just left the hospital…read moreclinic, was starved and needed something to eat. Since I was alone, I couldn't order all the delicious sounding mezze my greedy eyes and stomach wanted, such as the hummus and baba ganoush- or the spinach or feta pies... there was no one to share with. What I did devour hungrily, and with gusto was the spicy kebab. It was spicy both ways: full of spices and flavor, and it had a kick. It was the perfect size and totally hit the spot. I will definitely return, hopefully with a group so that I can actually try more things. Prices are fair. Service was great- I came at an odd time on a random Wednesday night (game night too) and was the only one in the restaurant. So I was treated quite nicely.

Lovely mid-afternoon lunch. Treated so warmly, and our non-meat appetizer assortment was terrific…read more I wouldn't hesitate to return next time in Barcelona. Hell, I might go back this trip! Go and enjoy.

Our first dinner in Barcelona- had walked to the gothic quarter- walked past it and decided to go…read morein. We were not disappointed. Cute place, nicely decorated- has great seating places to hang out. Staff welcoming and efficient. Food was great- needed a healthy meal- and we got it. We got the fattoush salad: was refreshing Mixed grill- had a kebab, grilled chicken, grilled beef (or lamb maybe- whatever it was, was good), and a lamb chop. Served on the classic thin bread with a side of grilled potato, onion, pepper! It was everything I needed it to be- all the meat was tender, flavorful and moist. Was also the perfect amount for 2- and we finished everything!

We were seeking a non Spanish restaurant in Barcelona and we decided to try Mezah after I stumbled…read moreupon the reviews in Yelp. Both my son and I are very picky about Lebanese food having been spoiled by the excellent Lebanese in our home town Los Angeles, so we ordered with trepidation. The very first must-try dish immediately set our minds at ease: please, do yourselves a favor and order their Fatoush salad. It's done so right, juicy tangy, bursting with flavors and the pita in the salad is made into a curly flower and gives a delicious crunch. We liked the dish of garbanzo and yogurt a bit less, as it was quite heavy and lacked flavor. My son was very pleased with shish tavouk with chicken, and I loved my halloumi dish. The service was slow (as everywhere in Barcelona) but it was efficient, and our Egyptian waiter had good recommendations for everything. He was funny and personable.

I've eaten here every day since I've been in Barcelona. The durum is excellent and friendly staffread more

This is hands down the worst restaurant in Barcelona. 1…read more The messed up the order 2. They would not fix it 3. The service is horrific 4. The food is not good 5. The try to cheat you on your bill 6. No one that works there is interested in helping you I'm surprised they are in business. Eat anywhere else but here. Trust me, this place is thee worst. Complete disaster.

I was responsible for locking a great dinner for my last night in BCN. Yelp reviews looked…read morepromising, but this place topped all expectations. Service was great, but the food? Oh my. The fish in the ceviche was a tender as sushi, perfectly marinated with a nice combination in pomegranate and corn nut crunches. The scallop in corn was one of may favorite dishes I've eaten in forever. The seafood paella was a perfect as I could have hoped. I would go back in a heartbeat if I wasn't thousands of miles away now.

I was going through my camera roll from summer in Spain and had to write a review for this place. I…read moreloved this place and wish there was a location in the United States. This place has amazing food that is made with comfort and care. All dishes were outstanding and I could not choose which dish I liked the most. We ordered tapas and paella. The staff was so friendly and hardworking. We had the opportunity to meet the owner and he has an amazing story on how this place started. The ambiance is cozy and surprising quite a bit of seating. I would definitely recommend this place and come back as soon as a I go back to Spain.

Great place to grab food and drinks! Bartender and owner are amazing! Great place for tourist!read more

It is a very nice combination of food and drinks. It is a…read morereal bar restaurant. The food was great fusion, Peruvian, Iranian, thai food very tasty and nice presentation. Recommended 100

I found this restaurant by pure chance while I was looking at the Google Maps app on my mobile…read morephone during my visit to Barcelona. It was advertised as a Georgian restaurant so I decided to have dinner there with my travel mate. Following the advice by Matt S. we asked for the Georgian menu. We ordered 3 Georgian dishes and some of them were altered to suit our dietary needs. They were delicious and it was a personal pleasure to taste food from that part of the world. Nevertheless, 3 dishes were too much for sharing between 2 people. I highly recommend this restaurant for trying a Georgian dish.

A very happy surprise to find excellent Georgian food in Barcelona. Be sure to ask for the Georgian…read moremenu as their regular menu is mainly Turkish. I heartily recommend the khinkalli! The khatchoupouri is good too as is the spinach and walnuts and eggplant and walnuts.

First time eating Lebanese food and I didn't know what to expect, the good thing everything was…read moreamazing. I eat the shawarma plate and it was delicious, since I'm Mexican I love chili with my shawarma and they made me a homemade chili with Lebanese cheese , fried, tomato it was out of this world. The service was excellent and I hot a drink for free. I'll totally recommend this place. Congratulations to chef Daniel he is the best :)

Visiting from California for the second time with our family, we absolutely loved this place!!! My…read morehusband is originally from Lebanon and this was the forth time eating Lebanese in Barcelona and by far our favorite out of the four. Our service was great and the dinner was so delicious.. We will be moving here in February and this is on our top list of our favorite restaurants. 5 strong stars for from this little gem of a find!!!! Highly recommend to anyone visiting or living in Barcelona.

Reem al Bawadi has very tasty middle eastern dishes in a very inviting atmosphere…read more I came in last spring at 8 or 9 with two friends and there was only one other table filled, which was odd considering it was in the middle of a heavily traffic part of the central city. We were warmly greeted, although there was a bit of a language/cultural barrier at times. The interior is extravagantly decorated with tapestries and cushioned seating. Several hookas were available, and I found the couple smoking a ways away were not bothersome at all. We decided on ordering the big '2 person' platter with a sample of nearly everything on the menu. It was gigantic and had mover a dozen different dishes. There was hummus, baba ganoush, falafel, dolmas, various meats, flat bread and rice. Each was very flavorful, carefully prepared and disappeared quickly. Although there were three of us, we hit a wall and could not finish off the platter. It did take some time to come out, maybe 45 minutes, but it was apparent why when it came out. The price was reasonable for the amount of food, but more than I am used to in Spain. Drop in to Reem al Bawadi for a flavorful bite from the near east.

Finally an authentic middle eastern restaurant! I tried a…read morefew places in Barcelona and didn't like them. This one i recommend. I would have rated higher but the hookah is OK compared to other places. It wasn't prepared properly.