Best arepas I've had! Highly recommend! Great location! Easy…read moreto get to! One of my favorites in Barcelona!!

Best place for a late night bite! The arepas are amazing! I also had the guava juice which I loved…read more It was all a great value in a fast/casual seating environment. I would recommend it!

Sifrina Arepa - Chicken, freshly shredded cheese, Venezuela style guacamole and fried sweet…read moreplantains all stuffed into a thin homemade sandwich pita. Here, the "buns" of the arepas are dyed colored coded to go with the specific mix you order. Sifrina = bright magenta pink sandwich pocket. Pretty freaking sweet! Wanted to point out Venezuela has its own unique version of guacamole, affectionately called Guasacaca. El Rincon carries on this tradition, and I'm so glad I was able to experience it. I met the owner, one of the very few workers that spoke English, and he explained the make up of this tasty condiment - onion, cilantro, green pepper, salt, garlic, avocado, a little bit of olive oil, and vinegar. EXCELLENT atop my arepa! The entire sandwich melded perfectly, sweet, salty and savory in every bite. The owner gentleman did a great job checking in, the service was fast and efficient, and I never felt rushed. I was really digging the vibe of this eatery, as it seemed to be a true neighborhood spot. All the locals inside, none of the touristy appeal. I recommend if you like Venezuelan food to give this restaurant a try!

Not recommend. A small bottle of water €2. A asado negro, which is pretty much a small slice of…read moremeat, some rice and two fried plantains, which charged me €18??? Robbery much? Not even mention the taste is just so basic. Either they charge the tourist different price or someone need to change the price scale in this place.

Excellent Venezuelan food. €70 for family of 4 including beer, wine and dessert. Try the tasting…read moremenu if your unsure what to order. The patio in back is lovely but sit inside if you would like to avoid smokers.

The place was recommended to us by a friend and we absolutely loved it! After days of eating Tapas,…read morewe were craving something a bit different. Rabipelao totally it the spot! The areas were amazing, I loved the avocado with chicken. The plantain chips were just as delicious. The place was lively even though it is tucked away in the Gracia neighborhood. Great mojitos and the husband got some amazing Venezuelan rum that he couldn't stop raving about. Will definitely go back when I am in Barcelona.

Smaller place with solid Mexican fare. Downstairs bar with 2-3 tables & an upstairs section with an…read moreadditional 7-8 tables(high & low tops). No longer have taco Tuesday unfortunately, but still affordable($3-$4 per taco). Tacos are street style but loaded with meat. Lively crowd between 7-8pm. Worth a look if you're in the area and in the mood for Mexican food.

Amazing good amazing company. Great servers and such a welcoming group. Was on vacation from…read moreCalifornia and it felt like home. Thank you!!!

The venue doesnt look like much from the outside and there is no Terrace action. However, inside is…read morecosy and has a good chilled bar feel, with relaxing beats playing and mood lighting. Solid cocktails and good food. Menu is quite small but this makes selection easy and service fast. Menus are English and staff speak enough of it too. Free wifi. If the bar is too packed there is Foxy Bar directly across the road as a backup. If your Australian, this bar is similar to the hipster bars popping up all across our country.

This bar/restaurant is so cute. The sketched sign drew me in. Small venue, only holds about 20…read morepeople. Good wine, reasonable price. About 3-4 Euros a glass. And "island" style foods- a nice break from Tapas. Really good pulled pork, fried plantains and rice. Simple but really nice presentation and flavors. The menu is small which makes it easy to order quick. Friendly service too.

As a Venezuelan, I really wanted to like this place. Unfortunately, it didn't meet our…read moreexpectations. Everything was either great or terrible. A cachapa, some shredded beef, and black beans were all tasty. We were served some old rice and a coffee with milk that was, quite honestly, the worst coffee I've had in the last 2 years (no idea how one could make coffee that terrible). The fried arepas were also not great, as they hadn't been cooked throughout. All in all, there are better Venezuelan places in Barcelona.

This was the worst dinner we had in Barcelona. We should have known when the restaurant was not…read morevery full but somehow it had good reviews. First we asked for vermouth as we were told this was a traditional Spanish drink. He told us he didn't have any and when we opened the menu, it was right there. It wasn't very good so I wish we had skipped it. We ordered a burrata salad and it was good but when the seafood paella came it smelled so bad my daughter almost gagged. It was not edible. We both tried it and it tasted like it smelled...rotten seafood. It took forever to get our bill and we clearly did not like it but the two (very nice) older waiters just ignored the fact that we ate nothing. So, 50 Euros later we were still hungry and so disappointed. I normally don't leave bad reviews but I would hate someone else to have the same experience.

Located near our VBRO apartment, this was a fun sit street-side and enjoy the views and some…read moreVenezuelan street food kind of place. We did our usual things by ordering a bunch of arepas (meat or veggie filled pocket style sandwiches) and a couple of appetizers to share around the table. They also have three tableside sauces to choose from...cilantro based, chipotle based and a milder sauce as well. The sandwiches all came with generous portions of meat and it was fun to mix and match sauces to compliment the herbs and spices on the sandwich. The two appetizers were filled with cheese and some fresh avocado adding to the flavors of the meal. Priced right, good food and close to our residence for the week made for a great stop!

I have been at La República twice - once in 2013 and again today. If you are wondering if you…read moreshould go here? It's a definite YES! The restaurant is located in a quiet street close to Port Vell just off Passeig de Colom and easy to miss. Once you enter you are greeted by Latin music and a friendly waitress (which we have not encountered often unless it's the waiters trying to lure you into a restaurant on la rambla). The location is really nice and different with a colander or mini-BBQ functioning as lamp shades. Everything is nice and clean. They offer a variety of original Argentinian food like milanesas or empanadas. We had three different milanesas (La mano de Dios, La favorita de Leo and La Bombamera) which were all really good. We had some questions about the food beforehand and the waitress was really friendly and courteous and answered all of our questions. As drinks you can get a variety of international and Argentinian beers and cocktails. The mojitos get served in preserving jars which is pretty epic. If you come later at night the restaurant turns into a restoclub which is frequented by Argentinians. This means it should be pretty authentic (in my eyes) ;) Positive: + great food + good and very stylish mojitos + attentive and very friendly waitress + good music Negative: + nothing If you ask nicely you might even get the wifi password ;)

This is one of the coolest places around the Gothic Quarter in Barcelona! The restaurant has a…read moregreat selection is finger-licking classic Argentinian dishes, an extraordinary beer menu and a fantastic ambiance. In the evenings you can hop from here to the adjacent bar, "El Bombón", for some tropical drinks and classic Fania salsa music! Awesome staff! Most of them argentinians living in BCN (they give the best recommendations of where to experience the city like a local).

There was excellent service and a tranquil ambiance. It is unclear why they have not received a…read morefive-star rating, so I recommend stopping by and trying this delicious Venezuelan cuisine. The tequenachos are tasty and full of flavor, and the dress de leche drinks are refreshing. We tried a little bit of everything and were not disappointed. You will enjoy the taste of Venezuelan cuisine at this cozy restaurant.