Great tapas restaurant in Barcelona. I came here after seeing recommendations online and the…read morereviews looked good. It's a little out of the way but we enjoyed the food and atmosphere. We were seated right away. My husband ordered a coke and we ordered some tapas for the table. We ordered some PATATICAS BRAVICAS, CROQUETAS and JAMONCICO IBÉRICO. Everything was delicious and the food came out pretty quickly. The food looked fresh and the prices are very affordable. The restaurant isn't far from a train station and it's actually a quick walk. After walking around the touristy areas in Barcelona being able to go to another part of the city was a great idea. There were tourists there too but not as many. As far as the language, the waiter was able to understand us and I speak a little bit of Spanish too that was enough to order the food. I used the bathroom and it was clean. We were seated inside but they also had outdoor seating.

possibly the best tapas bar in Barcelona. there's long line during peak days and hours and the…read moreportions are sizeable despite being "tapas". the staff is friendly and the sangria is good! I recommend getting six dishes for two people since it's a lot of food. the prices are good and the ambiance is classic.

Delicious! Funky atmosphere! Good prices! Nice staff. Wonderful Vermut!…read moreI would recommend this place for groups of friends. It has that sort of pre-partying vibe. Came here with 3 others on a lazy Saturday evening for an early dinner. We had a dog with us and the guy invited us right in! There isn't a terrace or back patio, not sure if they always allow dogs or just because they weren't too busy. Our group was ready to eat but unfortunately the kitchen wasn't open for another hour. After speaking with our server (who also seemed like he could be the owner or manager), he said we could order some things for a pica pica (small bites to share) while the kitchen was opening. I've worked in the food industry and this was very kind of them to accommodate us, especially since we were so early. So we started off with a round of housemade Vermouths (vermuts), nachos with guac, and fries with cheese sauce and bacon. Holy guacamole- YUM!! Guac hit the spot, the nachos really were just tortilla chips, the bacon cheese fries were addicting! I've never had a better cheese sauce, usually I strongly dislike them but this one was perfectly balanced in flavor. Oh I'm dreaming about those cheese fries and crispy bacon! Okay, maybe they were so amazing because of our hunger from beaching all day, but still they were tasty. I would say those two appetizers split amongst four people were perfectly portioned. Also we all agreed that their Vermuts were the best we've had in Barcelona. Not too sweet, flavored nicely and garnished with orange and olive. They were 2 or 2.50 each. For our main meals we ordered two portions of the "Parillada para dos personas". This was a board of assorted grilled Argentinian meats including 3 types of steaks and 2 types of sausages. It also came with fries which were seasoned perfectly with some sort of spice/herb blend. The meat board was accompanied by two sauces: a garlic aioli and a chimichurri. SO, so good!!! The meat was cooked a juicy medium to medium rare, very distinct flavors but all so delicious! There was plenty of food. I think the price was about 24 or 26 euros per meat board. I suppose you could split the parillada among three people but it splits really nicely for two. Our waiter was awesome! I would not describe him as friendly at all, but he took care of us and made us feel welcome. I would return in a heartbeat. -- Update-- This place is still awesome. Great service, you can tell the staff actually care about the place and watch out for little details. Bacon cheese fries are still a must. Their other drinks are delicious! Caipirinhas, daiquiris, etc.

We just stopped by for empanadas, which they were kid enough to sell dispute not actually being…read moreopen. The meat empanadas were good, with a little bit of spice along with some beans, which were a nice touch. They lost a star for not having much variety, but what they had was good.

I spent the past two nights at Mika Milan and enjoyed everything. Very casual setting with great…read morewaitstaff and owner stopped by to chat for awhile. The food was great and the Sangria hit the spot. The service was very quick, allowing me more time to explore.

Out here from the US and I guess I just can't get with the Mediterranean vibe. Alcohol is flat…read more Food is bland. Food under cooked. Over all not my cup of tea. I try to eat local when I'm in other countries. But this place made even McDonalds seem like fine dining. Sorry Mika Milan, but you Mika me home sick.

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 ‍‍‍

This local, small corner restaurant is most authentic and provides absolutely fantastic Spanish…read moretortillas. In fact, having lived in Spain for 7 years, I dare claiming these to be some of the very best ones. The servive is very friendly, and Papi himself, who cooks these tortillas daily basis, greeted us and explained the history of the place. We will definitely return to repeat the treat!

The food and drinks were great! The pastrami sandwich was delicious and the espresso martinis were…read moremade well. The only suggestion I have with the pattatas bravas is to add less sauce.

I was introduced to vermouth here and have since fallen in love with it! The service was great,…read morethe food was DELICIOUS. It is a bit small inside but that just adds to the charm and ambiance. There is a section in the back that is a bit larger.

Un nuevo local dedicado a los vermuts, vinos y platillos, tan de moda en barcelona en los últimos…read moreaños. Tienen algunos embutidos, quesos y sobretodo conservas, olivas y encurtidos, vinos y vermuts, ideal para hacer el aperitivo. También xapatas y ensaladas. Pequeño, sin mesas, solo barra y taburetes, pero muy agradable y con producto de calidad.

The older man waiter was super nice even though he didn't speak any English. He was very helpful…read moreand made us feel comfortable. The best sangria in Barcelona for sure! The tapas weren't as memorable, but I would come back here to enjoy the neighbourhood and the pitcher of sangria.

An OK stop for some tapas if you want a local feel. Patatas…read morebravas were pretty good. There are better bombas out there. Also had the cuttlefish, which want that great. Looked good, but I had better during my Barcelona visit. If you want a gooood little Bomba, head to La Cova Fumada. It is closer to Barceloneta L4 stop and worth the visit. They also have nice calamar and pulpo. It also is very local and can be easily missed when walking by, unless you know it's there.