Probably the best place in Barri Vell (Old Town) to have a steak. All Argentinian cuts, very simple…read moremenu, nothing fancy but really tasteful: authentic argentinian empanadas, vacío, entrañas, milanesa. Don't miss the desserts if they have the special cake with peach and milk cream. This is a most taste.

We loved this quaint little place. Great Chiopan & steak covered in cheese & olives sprinkled on…read moretop! Chef & waiter very nice. Go here!!! Yum!!!

We Love Pasko and his restaurant! We ate an appetizer, three entrees, four desserts, and washed it…read moredown with a bottle of wine - between two of us. The food is fresh and perfectly prepared. My wife and I love fish n chips and this is the best we have had anywhere in the entire world. The pork chop, so simple, was also the best we've eaten. From the prompt, fun, friendly, attentive, service. The fresh and tasty food. To the wonderful ambiance. Pasko's is a place I will remember fondly for a lifetime. Could not recommend it higher.

Authentic hidden gem. Staff are super friendly and accommodating. Owners Marija and Pasko could not…read morebe kinder. The food was amazing and a nice change from the typical Spanish cuisine. Would definitely recommend and would come back!

Wow wow wow and if there was a way to keep adding wow as the entire review it would not be good…read moreenough! We had the oxtail and the largest rib eye I have ever seen! We were greeted by the most wonderful 'gentleman' - I felt like I was in an old movie talking to a wise cuisine and wine expert - it was surreal! Coming from Dali museum it continued the experience. Wonderful! A can't miss! My husband and I can't think of an overall ambiance that could have been able to meet this moment, this memory, lovely!

Stopped here for lunch with a group of 8 on advice of the tour guide. I can only say WOW! Plates of…read morePadron (lightly fried shishito peppers) were an awesome start for the table. 2 giant Stuffed Mushrooms were perfect for 2 of us; a plate of assorted cheeses was quite lovely followed by 2 extremely tasty burger sliders - rare and richly flavored. Dessert was Canutillos (2 horns filled with Catalan crème). What a terrific repast. Others at the table had broiled Hake with vegetables, a plate of steamed shrimp, and Catalan Crème dessert (like Crème Brûlée). One challenge was no English spoken but we survived with some Spanish, some Catalan and a bit of French (as this is so close to the border.

The restaurant is in a nice area and was recommended by a local. What a disappointment!! The meat…read morewas burned and dry. I have to think that I ate reheated leftover or the chef doesn't know how to cook beef. My friend ordered the bacalao and was soooo salty she couldn't eat it or she would get a heart attack. I felt that I should take some time during my vacation to write this review just to warn people to look for another place to eat in Girona.

Our tour guide recommended L'argada for lunch after our tour for authentic Catalan cuisine…read more Everything was terrific from the food selection to the portions and service. Highly recommend!

Food and Desserts were like a 4. The location is 5 and you…read moreget a great view. After eating you can walk around the shore. I think the staffs were friendly. Follow me on Instagram @willeatfood

Conveniently situated just over the bridge, my parents and I came into Tony's hoping to enjoy a few…read morehours lunching over some infamous ham, sausages, cheese and of course paella. Thus we ordered the ham, sausage and cheese platter for 1, their mixed seafood paella, which we soon found out could only be bought in portions of at least 2 people, and a small fried fish on the side. The platter was delicious. It met the expected standards we had of the restaurant, given the lovely interior decor, with ham hanging inside the windows of the restaurant. The fish wasn't too bad. The paella on the other hand was unfortunately a disappointment. Though served nicely and with a generous portion (we ordered for 2 people but it was more than enough for the three of us), the paella was wayyyy too salty. We ended up only eating bits of the seafood inside the paella. What a pity! The colour was very off as well. It was advertised as the typical red tomato-base-looking colour, however, it was served rather brown in colour. We tried to look pass it, but unfortunately the first bite didn't erase our first impression. They also seemed quite understaffed to be honest, thus the lad serving us seemed to be having one of those off days where there was just too much demand. I guess the service took away our wanting to stay for a couple of hours. They do, however, serve generous portions. The platter for 1 was a good enough starter for 4 people I'd say! And very reasonably priced. We paid 45 euros in total.

I was in the mood for a bavette d'aleyau (a cut you can't get in the USA) on Sunday and we ended up…read morehere. Simple enough: the steaks are great but nothing else was very good.