OMG OMG OMG. Super recommendable. All excellent. Art Decor lettering and look, nice people, great…read moreservice. Hidden behind El Corte Inglés of Sabadell, I dont get how I have missed this pearl the past few years since they opened! The best: the jamón ibéricaço, best of best. No cheap, no wonder. You enter in the restaurant and the first impression is the hanging jamones penetrating smell. Love it and you will love it too. Vegans refrain, you won't enjoy as most of the tapas are mostly derivatives of pork (oh that fuet! Some sort of Catalan salami), althought you surely would like the breads, olive oil and padrón peppers, artichokes (asking to remove the jamón pieces). Enjoyed fully, will frame my picture with the ibérico slices;)

In a Barri (neighborhood) of patas (potatoes), croquette & olive tapas, here's a restaurant with…read morepanache. Menu. Chef. Service & Wait(ress) who know their menu. Modestly priced dishes. The lasagna is a revelation... unlike ANY lasagna you have had. I had a quarter grilled rabbit (€ 6,15) that was perfectly cooked. A gazpacho that, well was the best salad I ever drank. Well done & well worth the money in this maze of unspectacular hole in the wall Catalan & Castellano tapa bars. We've been to Gràcia twice in two years and I can honestly say that I regret not finding la Llar de Foc. The Good news is we have 5 more days to eat there and that you should go to enjoy this eatery.

this was one of our best finds in Barcelona...we I found it using the downloaded Lonely PLanet…read moreBarcelona app. It's awesome because it finds where I am with GPS, and tells me what restaurants are good with descriptions. Sometimes, they're misses because once it's on Lonely Planet, it gets overrun. But this place wasn't. We went there I think on our way to Parque Guell (another Gaudi work of art) and it was cheap (for Americans given the exchange) and delish. The pitcher of sangria came in a customized clay pitcher bearing the establishment's name. AND they had a yummy flan for dessert mmmmmm. It was also situated on a narrow street off the main road (alley-like) in a local neighborhood, meaning we were the only asians and only ones with cameras. Easy to miss the entrance to this place. The waiter didn't even speak English but a smile, some pointing, and my high school Spanish came in handy!

A piece of Granada in Sabadell. The look inside the restaurant is well achieved: hanging jamones…read moreserranos, classical geometric patterned tiles on the floor, flamenco music as background and good yet not great tapas. My friends and I shared some patatas bravas, morcilla and chocos and all was ok. Maybe because we sat outside we didn't enjoy the Andalusian atmosphere from inside, but it was a pleasant night and service was prompt. Tinto de verano drinks are a must at Sacromonte.

Not recomended at all!!!!.We waited 15minutes to be served and ordered one white wine and 2…read morevermuts. The white was horrible and the vermut had one olive floating at the bottom of the glass. You can see in the picture that we had the cigarette leftover from the precious clients and the waitress was not nice at all. But it was even worst when we ordered the bill, almost 11euros!!!!

I loved this place. It's located in front of a cool little plaza where people are hanging out…read more Inside it's decorated kind of eclectic with Persian influence. Definitely a cozy place to take a special date.