Went there for our first tapas in Barcelona. It was decent and the atmosphere was nothing to brag…read moreabout. It was just ok. The ham and cheese plate was delicious and the calamari was very good. We ordered two Estella beers and the service was good too. Got weirded out by a huge cockroach running across the dining room but other than that, decent. Would go again for convenience as it's a couple of meters away from our apartment.

Came here for a quick bite! The service was outstanding, and they spoke English and had an English…read moremenu. Price was great; for €20 for 2 people, we ordered a small pork dish, patatas bravas, bread, sparking water, and peppers. They threw some olives in for free, and the olives were garlicy and so yum! Seems like locals that frequent there. They had soccer games on. We left quite stuffed as the potatoes were heavy and big portioned. They take credit card and cash (yay) and let a pay with two credit cards to split (double yay). Would return!

We came here for the jamón canario with high expectations and it did not disappoint! The other…read moretapas we had weren't great, but the jamón made up for it.

What drew me there was a dish served with calçots sauce, the green onion that is considered a…read moredelicacy in Catalonia. I really wanted to try it but knew it was not in season. When I saw the calçots sauce on the menu of La Cerveseria Clandestina I assumed they preserved the special green onions from spring and made them into the sauce that would give me an idea of what they are like. However, after talking to the waitress I realized that it was just a typical sauce that came WITH grilled calçots and it doesn't actually contain calçots. Similarly to duck sauce in Chinese- American cuisine and eel sauce in Japanese cuisine it didn't actually have calçots outside of its name.They were out of a couple things I wanted to try and I ended up going with the croquettes sampler. There were 4 different ones: vegetable, mushroom, spinach-hummus, and mushroom-sweet potato. They were all delicious. I sat outside liked the atmosphere too. less than 10 min walk from/ to Sagrada Familia.

Best beer bar I've ever been to. Delicious hazy New England IPA's. Amazing staff. Great outdoor…read moretables outdoors. Beautiful breeze while sipping on a citrus IPA ‍‍‍

Great vibe, craft beers and possibly best burgers in Barcelona! Need anything more? Oh yeah…read moreexcellent staff... Did I mention the burgers? And good music and ambience as well...

Stopped by here since it was on the way back to the hotel. The food was decent, nothing…read morespectacular. The lamb chpps were nice, but my friends medium/ well steak was rare. The service qwas prompt and wine was good. We are outside - i disnt wven see inside but despite the busy area it was still cosy outside. The highlight was the appetizer of melted cheese with essentially hotdog) sausages. Overall not bad for anquick bite

Outstanding seafood in Barcelona! We ordered one of the big platters that had two large hand-size…read moresimply prepared delicious calamari, octopus, prawns, shrimp, a few large clams and plenty of small clams. We also ordered a plate of grilled sea bass. All of the food was incredibly delicious! Plenty for family of four. The waiter was very friendly and gave good advice on both food and wine. Will definitely return again next time in Barcelona.

First of all, don't assume the 3 star is a bad rating here. It's not. If I could rate 3.5, that…read morewould be my rating. Several compliments: The food is very good and they have awesome drink specials! I would give them a 4 or 5 on the food. They know how to market very well-the menu is posted outside on the street with pictures. They also brought us in because they had a sign they were running a beer special for only 1.5 Euros for happy hour( SOLD!) My wife ordered the chicken paella and I ordered the paella mixta, which is chicken and seafood. Both were served extremely warm in a skillet and had great flavor! I would order it again if I came there today. However, because the dish was so hot, I had to wait a while to eat because I burned my tongue. I don't like having to wait to eat when your food is sizzling right in front of you and making your stomach growl. The atmosphere is ok-a main upstairs floor with very Americanized decor. Didn't really feel like I was in Barcelona, more like New York City. Downstairs is a bar area and where you pay when you are done. I didn't know that; so we waited for about 30 minutes after eating our food before I ventured downstairs to figure out that's where we pay instead of requesting the ticket from our server. Even though it is Americanized, the staff do not speak much English. Luckily, I knew some Spanish, so it helped; this was a little surprising though considering the themes and wall decorations. Overall, I did enjoy our dinner here. Very good food and I would still recommend.

I got the menu for midday. Three course meal with beverage and bread for 10,60 Euros. The taste was…read moregreat, the service kind and not slow. I recommend you eat here. They have variety of food, the place is nice and clean.