Doesn't look like this is here anymore. Saw these great reviews and was staying nearby want to check it out. Got to town had to try something different has either the marker is wrong or it does not exist post Covid. Sad read more

We happened to be staying in Molins de Rei to avoid the high cost of lodging in Barcelona, but this restaurant is worth a trip to Molins all by itself. Gorgeous hand-made tapas of every kind that keep coming. You can make trips to the bar to replenish your plate and/or order the few dishes they serve at the table. We stuck to the tapas and were disappointed neither with the selection nor the price. Only one of the 10-12 selections that I tried was substandard. The rest were legitimately exquisite, particularly the quail's egg w/bacon, the moussaka, and the "Iberian surprise," which was a spectacular ball of pork sausage with caramelized onion and a slice of semi-hard cheese on a piece of tomato bread. Eat here, Barcelona. read more

Ended up being n Molins de Rei only because didn't want to pay the high price of lodging in BCN. Plus the 30 minute train ride to the Placa de Cataluyna did not seem too much of an inconvenience. Boy were we surprised to find what a delightful place this is and on top of that to find such an extraordinary bar....La Traska Truska. Let me sum it up with in three words....hand made tapas. Each one of these beauties are individually constructed and brought out, not on huge platters but six at a time. There may only be a half dozen plates of tapas available but they get replenished almost immediately and each time something different comes out. The house wine Urgate, is decent enough for our taste and the vibe in this bar is one of instant community. Families (8 years old and up), twenty and thirty somethings on dates and old codgers like me all mingle in common cause of great food and conviviality. This is not a cheap date. However, the quality of food more than compensates for the price paid. We would come back here again....and again....and....oh, well. You get the idea. PS it's easy to walk by this joint. Not much of a street presence but just ask any local and they will direct you there. Molins de Rei has nothing a tourist wants but we liked it. read more

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This place makes me feel bad about giving some of the other places five starts. You sit anywhere, there is a row of plates at the front; you take what you want; and they charge you per stick that's in each item. They are constantly replacing items with something new, and the range of flavors is astounding. Also, great selection of cava and wine. read more