My friend and I went here for lunch! They had a lunch special where you can choose a appetizer,…read moreentree and dessert for a set price. For appetizers we got the nachos and the guac. The guac was very fresh and the nachos were cheesy and delicious then for entrees we tried different tacos from al pastor to carne asada. All the tacos were packed with flavor and were also very good. For dessert I got the cheesecake while my friend got the corncake. Both were but but nothing to write home about. A very good and filling lunch!

I loved this place a little touch of Mexico straight to Spain! The flautas were amazing I had also…read moreordered a taco Alambres which was amazing! Great service

The best McDonalds and the inside was so beautiful never seen a McDonalds like this…read more The service was fast you do have to order from a screen. The food was amazing!

Just like home What…read moreis a tourist from the US eating at a McDonald's in Spain? We were thirsty and we figured it was an easy in and out. Turned out it was not that easy after all. In the US they also have kiosks for ordering but not many customers use them, like me they head to the counter. In Europe, is seems ordering by kiosks is required, and that was the case at this McDonald's. Not that it was very difficult, but it did take the two of us a few minutes to muddle through. In addition to drinks I decided to get a Quarter Pounder with Cheese. It tasted just like home.

An above average McDonald's with some interesting twists to the menu…read more A Big Mac and fries here tastes the same as in the States, but this place has some specialty burgers with different cheese and sauces. Service is good.

If you're from the US you'll see McDonald's in Spain is amazing. I got the signature burger which…read morehas a beef patty with goat cheese, sautéed onions and white sauce. The fries aren't as good as they are in the US, you need to add salt. The American style chicken burger is also better then in the US.

Are you sure we went to the same Taco Bell?…read more Oh...you know I had to do it. As a person who has a guilty pleasure of fast food I had to go full on tourist and try it out. This place was so much nicer than the ones we have in the states. Staff was very professional. If anything I would go out and say that their food is even better quality than U.S.'s too. Spains menu is for the most part around 75% similar to what I'm used to but with some differences. Currently they offer beer at all their locations and have a lot more nacho options. I know at least in CA the only thing similar is the specials cantinas we have all around which serve alcoholic drinks. I definitely recommend trying the Burrito Bell. I got Grilled Stuft Burrito vibes when I ate it! Also forgot to mention that they have kiosks in multiple languages which was really cool and made ordering super easy.

Came in tonight and was pleasantly surprised. Couldn't use the kiosk b/c I was paying in cash, but…read morestaff was friendly and able to take my order. Tried the veggie meat that TB refuses to offer in the US. It was delicious. I will definitely be back before my trip is over! I was ready to give this place 5 stars, but then I went into the restroom. The women's side had 3 stalls, and none of them had toilet paper. The handicap stall had a 2 inch roach in it. I almost threw up and had to leave.

Good snack. I've been here twice and I was happy both times! The quality of fries is good and they…read moreput a good amount of topping and sauce on it. Definitely worth trying

These were the best fries I think I've ever eaten. Staff were friendly and helpful, and…read moresurprisingly offered table service (brought the fries to us, in the dining room). The restaurant is mostly for take away, but they can probably sit about 20 people comfortably in the dining area.

Went there twice and fresh food. We got our order pretty fast. Falafel sandwich was absolutely…read moredelicious. For 9.5 with fries and drinks, you can't beat that

Pans is only half a step above McDonalds for fancy food folks, but there's only so much organic,…read morefree-range, farm-to-table, molecular foam I can handle. I did my junior year abroad in Barcelona decades ago, and Pans was my fast-food grab-and-go lunch of choice given that I didn't always have 2 hours to sit in a cafe and do the full European thing. Fast forward to today, and I had to go back just to see if the chain still existed. Sure enough... same old Pans, same old menu, same old grab-and-go. I got my "usual" pechuga de pollo sandwich and was transported back thirty years. Five unabashedly nostalgic stars for Pans.

Terrible customer service the workers are sooooo rude it is crazy. Not a hello, how are you. Just…read morerude rude, food was okay but they sure made it uncomfortable being there.

We went here after visiting SAGRADA Familia, I spent 18.40 Euros for Bacon Burger , small Fries and…read moremed diet coke with free peanuts while waiting for the order. it's a noisy environment, staff are very friendly, but the price is expensive. The fries is salty. I will eat somewhere else.

Small corner shop near Arc Triomphe serving Mexican style tacos. Pastor and Baja tacos were very…read moregood and reasonably priced. These are basically street tacos so if you're hungry, you'll need to get multiple tacos to satisfy your appetite. Service was good, place is small and wasn't busy at the time. Would recommend for those craving a Mexican fix while in Barcelona

After a long day of being on the road for a tour, we wanted something quick and simple. While Spain…read moreis pretty far from Mexico and in Arizona, we know good Mexican food, the neon "Mexican Food" sign on the side of this place piqued our curiosity. It is nothing special inside and reminds me of a hole-in-the wall taco joint in a small town in AZ. I ordered a beer and two tacos and sat down to wait. The food arrived pretty quickly and it was surprisingly good. I had the Pirate and Pibil tacos. (note that these are "street taco" size and not "American size") I have no complaints about it: the price was reasonable, it was served quickly and it had great flavor.

OK, let's try to keep the hyperbole down, but I will say it's easily one of the best hamburgers…read moreI've ever had. And then she brought out this chocolate cheesecake. Not the caramel- the chocolate one. I didn't try that. But the chocolate cheesecake was absolutely amazing. La Cehtral has a wonderful hip vibe to it, the people coming in are always happy, and they seem to leave very satisfied. Nicki, our waitress, doesn't serve in a pure function as a waitress because you order and pay online, or your order with golf pencils and a Spanish or English menu. But I would recommend you use the QR code, because it gives you a few more options, like cooking the burger medium or well, and things like adding an egg are included online. I don't know if you have the ability to use the picture I posted here of the QR code, but that would allow you to look at the menu and see the current prices. But be careful not to order unless you're sitting in the restaurant - understand that the QR code is keyed to that wood block, which in this case has the number three on it and that's what she uses to deliver the food to your table.

After a few days of tapas, my husband had a hankering for a burger. We found La Central and walked…read morethere from our hotel. The storefront is bright and welcoming and the inside is the same. The workers spoke English and gave us multiple ways to order. The burgers themselves were different than what we're used to in America, but were delicious, and the fries were fantastic. I would pass on the onion rings though. Overall, a great change of pace if you're tired of tapas when in Barcelona.

We needed to find a quick place to eat as it was noon and we were just starting the touring day…read more Recovery was needed after walking over 7 miles yesterday! Tiny place with friendly service. Asian street food is always fast and this place echoed that. Fast is not always the best for a culinary experience but the food was good. More energy to walk!

We had been to a food market on Les Rambles and had enjoyed great oysters at a few stalls, but we…read morewere saving ourselves for something different but didn't know what. The food market was uncomfortably packed with tourists and we contributed to this, it also had a mild sewage 3rd world whiff and at 34c it wasn't pleasant. The last time I got a pong like this was in Bangkok. I've no doubt we've also contributed to the fact that the price for food here has gone up noticeably, but not as exponentially as it will over the next few months if politicians aren't brave enough to cap energy price hikes amid obscene oil company profit scouring. Please don't hold any collective breath waiting on politicians of integrity. So we pulled out of the pongy crowded market and ambled the Rambles. Then the smell hit, pinched our noses and we were pleased. Garlic & chilli hit. And we just knew it was right on. So we followed our noses. We could see the wok master at his pyromaniac work from outside this small narrow place. A not enough room to swing a cat space. Mind you I can't think why anyone would want to treat a cat so. It was full of 20 and 30 somethings both those dining and those cooking. Intense gas heat, high flame, thin steel = little oil, rapid stir fry cooking of thin cut meats, vegetables and proper spice balance. Perfection. So the price is structured. I opted for thin noodles rather than rice, chicken as protein, cashew nuts for delicious texture, oyster mushrooms and beansprouts for taste and, of course, chilli spice. They add white onions, carrots and greens at no extra charge but I did say to go heavy on the fresh coriander at the end and they did. From start to paper carton it was a few brief minutes. €14.20 (£12.) and the serving was enough for two. 3 green stars. Wooden forks, spoons and paper tissues on site with narrow uncomfortable seating but great fresh cooked, hot tasty food. The oyster mushrooms and cashews sure pushed up the price but it was worth every cent particularly the cashews and honestly we didn't need the chicken. I noted that we passed many places offering all manner of paella - meat, fish, vegetarian but no smell not a whiff of garlic, frying onion so I avoid as I'm cynical enough to think it's pre frozen and microwaved food.