You should definitely lunch at Restaurant El Centru if near Cardona, so tasty!…read more I came in with my partner on a Monday holiday, but usually they are closed that day of the week. Typical Spain lunchtime after 2pm. They are located on the main town square in the old casino building. Amazing views on both sides, the elevated seating areas are nice. Staff were attentive and friendly, but a bit pricey at 30 euros for three courses. The appetizers included six options, I chose a very tasty squash soup with shredded jamon and Parmesan on top that added a salty deliciousness to the soup. José had cannelloni with three meats, but couldn't tell what the three meats were. I had a pork cheek that was so tender and tasty that I still remember it. Laid atop perfectly cooked potato slices with asparagus and apple, it was stupefyingly good. I was so distracted I forget what he had. Dessert included several options and we went for mango sorbet and tiramisu, which were both very rich. Cardona contains many wonders, and El Centru is a highlight for gastronomic delights.

We were on a tour in Monserrat and our tour guide, Craig, brought us here for a traditional Catalan…read morebrunch. The owner was friendly, staff attentive and the food was delicious. The owner also distills his own gin and ratafia which we purchased to bring home to NY. If you are looking for traditional Catalan cuisine, stop here and enjoy a really delicious meal.

Nicely located restaurant that has the perfect options for Friday tapas. Great variety of tapas,…read moreentrepans , platos combinados. It also has a good variety of options for the kids (hot dogs). The bikinis are also good. For beer they have two options and got the one more similar to Estrella. All great basic food with nice prices. Close to the rambla so you can then go and have an horchata there.

This is an authentic Spanish restaurant and exactly what we are looking for as a first-timer in…read moreSpain. We spent 17 mins driving from our golf resort there and it is totally worth the time and driving! The dishes are amazing! The zamburineys, croquetas are wonderful appetizers. Even olives are good.

So happy we stumbled on this wonderful outdoor cafe. The roasted artichokes were the best we have…read moreever had. The roasted red pepper sauce was exceptional. This hidden neighborhood gem was very busy with locals enjoying an afternoon meal.

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.

After stopping in this ancient town of nine towers and three gateways, be sure to check out the…read morefixed price 10€ menu here. I started with what sounded like a simple spaghetti al pesto, but it arrived with raisins, almonds and walnuts...Delicious! My partner tried the mushroom risotto and was not disappointed. And it was followed by two medallions of veal with local wild mushrooms called Angus Negre. And to finish I had the flam a la Casa. This time, you can order the local cava by the glass!

I will make this my favorite bar in Sabadell. After a hard sightseeing day in Barcelona we had…read morediner here and it was very good - entrecôte and patatas braves were good main dishes and they recommended self made cheese cake and chocolate cake for dessert. In the end the chocolate cake was better, I think. But everything very personal with very nice waiters and a comfortable ambience. In a Street with many bars this I recommend to everybody! PS: they call themselves "Macrobocata" and this is true - you can order baguettes with a length of 54cm!

The chicken was perfectly cooked and good flavored rice. The gorgonzola sauce Could have been a bit…read moremore intense and salty. The complementary crispy Cava was much appreciated. Recommended!

Great restaurant for fresh local seafood and Tapas. Wish I didn't wait till my last night in…read moreBarcelona to eat there. Best restaurant food I had in my five days in Barcelona. They have a large selection of Tapas and Specialties options with a good Spainish wines selection. Some of the things I tried where the Grilled Sardines with parsley, Fried Baby Lamb, Mixed Steamed Shells (mussels, cockels and clams). and the Potatoes "Bravas" wishing I had room for more. Everything I tried was excellent. Love the painting of the giant squid on the wall.