Really excellent tapas and cocktails for a very reasonable price…read more Highly recommended.

Tarragona is not a destination known to many tourists, so most restaurants do not cater to tourist…read more tastes. This place on the main boulevard leading to the sea and Roman ruins is well situated. The restaurant is clean the service excellent. The food is also excellent. The name of the restaurant refers to large barrels used for making microbrew beer.

There is a couple of El Donostiarra around the town, and they are all amazing. I found this place…read moreon my first day walking around the town - and I loved the concept and the variety. There really is a little something for everyone's palatte at this place. The variety of pinxchos was huge. The drinks were pouring in typical spanish style (meaning very little mixers). It will fill you up with food and love, and no dent in your wallet. Why eat anywhere else tbh.

We had lots & lots of pinchos. Artichokes, anchovies &…read morecheese, croquettes, toast & #~|# & toast & %#}#%#%. You just point in the case & you really don't know for sure. English is difficult. But the tapas & red wine are free flowing and tasty!

The phenomenon of Irish-themed pubs has even reached Vilanova i la Geltrú. This large venue,…read morelocated in an attractive small square in the old town of La Geltrú, is popular late on (after 23h) with a young crowd (mostly teenagers and 20-somethings), but OK for a quiet drink earlier on. The exterior looks like a traditional Spanish house, and conceals an expansive interior with a long counter, a wooden floor, panelled walls, pictures and mirrors with a Guinness/Murphy's/Irish theme, and a large TV screen showing videos. There's an upstairs bar which they open during festivals when they're busy. The beers, as you might expect, include Guinness and Murphy's, alongside Heineken and a range of interesting international bottled beers, with Yuste beer from Andalucía the only (but worthy) Spanish representative. Prices (at EUR3.50 per bottle) are higher than average, but service is friendly and efficient.

The service is is always great. They have so many options to choose from. We didn't get any food…read more Just a beer. We try to stop in whenever we are in the area

Service was great, they serve a lot of great craft beers. Atmosphere was relaxed. We did not try…read morethe food.

Had lunch one afternoon here while in the city. We sat outside as it was a beautiful sunny day and…read moretheir outside dining area was open. We were greeted walking in and told to sit where we liked. Our server came by a few minutes later with menus. After a couple minutes to go over the offerings, we started with a bowl of the local olives. Always a good start and a generous serving that was plenty to share. I opted for the mediterrean salad, with egg battered calamari. Both were very good. The salad a nice mix of greens, tomato, olives, pickled asparagus and onions, sweet red pepper, boiled egg and tuna. The salad was fresh, flavorful and filling. The egg batter fried calamari was golden brown and flavorful. A coffee to finish, after the meal was a great leisurely way to end. Sitting in the sun, taking it all in while enjoying a meal makes Quattros a decent choice. 3.5 Stars rounded up for the location and outdoor seating 01067

Okay mixed review here…read more First, the patatas bravas here we're the best I had while in Spain! The serving size was great for sharing or for a really hungry person. The potatoes were perfectly crispy on the outside and whatever the sauce was that topped them was delicious. Wish I went back and had them again! The croquettes on the other hand were not my favorite, I had hoped to have some meat stuffing on the inside but I believe they were out. So we opted to have it with cheese and the cheese was very interesting, very tangy and liquidy so it was optimal to eat it in one bite, but the cheese was so rich. Quattros is located in a great area of Tarragona, has good amount of outdoor seating, and you can tell it's popular by how it fills up. Would come back, just wouldn't recommend the croquettes solely with cheese.

Great little hole in the wall to stop for a refreshment. They actually have Agua de Jamaica which…read moreis pretty good. It's not made the way I make it but a good non alcoholic refresher! Second or third time we stopped by while making our way back to the hotel after a very long walk. Didn't try any food but they have a few snacks. Service is friendly and prompt!

This place was welcoming and had a vast variety of beers. We decided to build a flight which were 5…read moredecent size pours for 16 euro. My friends and I built different flights so we could try 10 different beers. The bartender was friendly and helpful and didn't mind us taking our time to build our flights. We sat at the bar near the door and enjoyed the breeze and beers!

Really lovely little place, a tucked away more than others. There was another American eating there…read morewith Spanish family. Owner/ proprietor was very accommodating. Food was quite good. The menu changes daily. We had a wonderful cream of vegetable soup, pasta w/ bolognese for starters and then sausage plate and chicken plate- the chicken was extremely moist and flavorful. Served with a potato, tomato, carrot, pickles. Would go back!