Fantatic tapas. This is what you where looking for. Don't doubt. Great place. Great food. Take the…read morecheapest Rioja. Very good!!! Excellent waiters (-erresss).

As soon as my sons heard we were having tapas as our main meal they were horrified! Teenagers need…read morea lot to eat don't they? We started with chorizos cooked in cider, pimientos de Padron, squid in batter, black puddings. The boys enjoyed a glass of cava with us (always nice to share bubbles!). First set finished. Now I can't remember exactly what we had but we had 2 further sets of food. All thoroughly enjoyed. I took the opportunity of having some excellent Montsant and then Priorat wine. The boys ended up being happy and full as I key they would. A great experience!

Our large group of 10 was fortunate enough to get a table on a Thursday evening. We tried a bit of…read moreeverything from the menu: Croquette starters, different paellas, cod, lamb, and even a nice burger. Cheesecake, crepes, and banana-ice cream-chocolate desserts. All very enjoyable. Friendly staff. Being able to book a table using whatsapp was very helpful.

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There's a square behind the church and is in front of the City Hall. There are 3 or 4 bars with…read moreseating at outdoor tables. BdM is one of them. Our waitress was a totally charming young lady who put up with our questions in broken Spanish and Catalan (think French, speak Spanish). We had bowl of deep fried txiperones (baby squid) that was perfect, a salad with a fried slab of goat cheese, walnuts, sunflower seeds and pepitas And fried eggplant with blue cheese and honey (the star of the night). A couple of glasses of the house white and a guy wearing a Nirvana t-shirt playing flamenco guitar made for a perfect evening.

Bar del Mig was recommended to me by my AirBnb host. Ended up coming here for dinner, and was very…read morehappy I listened to her recommendation. The inside is small and narrow, but has plenty of tables in the plaza outside. I opted for a seat at the bar. The bartender/manager(?) was VERY friendly and patient with my lack of Spanish. Eventually I was able to communicate to him to just order whatever 4 tapas he thought were the best and any beer that wasn't an IPA. Ended up with the patatas allioli dall negre, croquettes iberic, pop a la gallega, and fruita patata brie. All of the dishes I enjoyed, but my favorites were the Patatas bravas and pop a la gallega. Patatas were cooked perfect, the allioli was rich and flavorful, a nice variation of the patatas bravas. The pop a la gallega was incredible!! In America, I usually get octopus in chirashi bowls at sushi restaurants, and they've always been chewy, rubbery filler items. Here, the octopus was very tender, the whole dish was an absolute incredible balance of flavors and textures. If I came back to Barcelona again I would definitely try and come out to Premià de Mar just to visit this restaurant again! I regret not being able to find time to come back a second time during my trip.

I'm almost, ALMOST, speechless, and write less. Moroccan front desk girl recommended…read more Tapas are self serve. SAVE tooth picks. 1= €1.65/tapas. I always order vermouth de barril in Spain, which IMHO is the best drink to have with tapas. Owner has wonderful laugh announcing new dishes as the arrive and coordinating new dishes with the kitchen via radio. Very friendly service. A little off the beaten track, but much less expensive than Barcelona.

Excellent tomato salad! Would've liked to have had some pinchos, but they only serve them on the…read moreweekends and evenings. No big deal. Had way too much food, enjoyed the fantastic service, and relaxed on the patio. Lovely!

Great chicken and yummy meats!…read more I got a sandwhich with cheese on the side with a bite of the best chicken in the area!

Babyyyyyyy, I am here for the chicken!!!! The pics of the yummy looking chicken on Yelp is what…read moredrew me in. My friend and I came here for dinner on a Monday night. We were immediately greeted and seated. La Roda is bustling with great vibes.... I love the wooden tables, concrete walls all covered in tags & wall art. Our waiter was truly a joy with great recommendations. We decided to go with the chicken of course along with tomato bread, mussels, salad and the sauce recommended for the chicken *the name escapes me*. We also ordered the cava sangria which they make right in front of you. Such a cute touch and different from all the other restaurants I visited. The food and Cava were both amazing!!! The menu is limited, but what is offered should not be missed. Get the chicken and mussels, you won't regret it!!

Fantastic Start to a Sitges Vacation…read more My wife had never had a proper tapas meal before arriving in Sitges, Spain. Because of the reviews we saw online, we knew that El Cable Bar was one place that we simply could not miss. Our bike ride to El Cable was easy. There are plenty of places to lock them up on trees lining the streets leading to the restaurant. When you walk inside, it might be busy, as this is a popular place for people who know about the restaurant. We sat down and were immediately served. Price-wise, everything looks good- not too expensive for drinks, and reasonable for the food. Move any closer to the beach, and I'm certain these prices go up by at least 50% for the same or fewer portions. I happily order patatas bravas, a sirloin and eggplant combo, another eggplant tapas, and fingers de pollo. From the tinto de verano to every last tapas, it was all simple, yet delicious. I would highly recommend this place for anyone visiting Sitges, Spain. It's the perfect way to kickstart your vacation.

Some of the most unique best pinchos I've ever had. Everything was super flavorful and tasty. My…read morefavorite was the veal sandwich and the tuna tartare. Tuna was sublime and the veal sandwich was super tender.

We visited this restaurant last week during our tour of Costa Brava. The tapas were absolutely…read moreexcellent and yummy, and the red wine was incredibly tasty. The service was fantastic, and our waitress was so friendly. My whole family truly enjoyed having lunch here!

If you're a group, avoid this place unless you want to be treated like criminals for trying to pay…read moreyour own share. Six adults and an 8-year-old dined here. We sat at the bar seating area so we could all sit together. The food was actually really good. Because we all ate different amounts, we kept track of our sticks and plates so each person could pay only for what they ate. That's not unreasonable. That's just basic fairness. We asked for 4 separate bills. The waiter said he couldn't do it and got the manager. The manager also said he couldn't do it. Then he threatened to call the police. Over a bill. In front of an 8-year-old, who ended up crying. All because we wanted to pay correctly. Then, after we took the time to add up what each of us owed, the manager came over and did exactly what we asked: he added up each pile of sticks separately, presented a single bill, and took 4 separate payments. So it wasn't impossible. He just chose to make a scene, humiliate a family, and frighten a child. The food may be good, but no meal is worth this level of incompetence and hostility. If you're a group, especially with kids, go somewhere that understands basic hospitality. One star only because zero isn't possible.

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Great food. The tapas are wonderful. We came as a group and just asked the guy to bring us his best…read moretapas and the amount he though we needed. He was spot on and was the most friendly person I've dealt with in Spain. The beer was a proper size and brought us a round of shots for dessert. Honestly this place was the highlight food of my trip.

Cala Boca means appetizer in Portuguese, and that is precisely what tapas are, pretty appetizers…read morethat constitute a dinner. Every time that I visit my hometown I find new modern and hip restaurants, and Cala Boca is one of those: located in an old street nicely gold illuminated at night in downtown Sabadell, is dark and lovely in the inside. Minimalist yet well studied decoration with old school chalkboard where you can see the tapas and drinks of the day. I really liked the thick plastic bag where our Albariño wine was served, it was very chic and I have never seen that before. The place was packed last night, with tons of people enjoying their food and people watching while getting some fresh air. About the food: some tapas were amazing, like the cod based and the padron peppers. However I did not enjoy that much the calamares a la andaluza (calamari Andalusian style) nor the pulpo a feira (octopus Galician style). Calamari were too gummy and the bread covering it was too thick and there was not flavor so I asked for some aioli sauce. As per the octopus, I just prefer it cut in disks and only boiled with paprika and olive oild added, and this style seemed to be a little bit fried and the flavor was just ok. Patatas bravas were good but not awesome, I would have add more spiciness in the sauce, it was too blend for me. The mushrooms mix was very good, i did not even know so many of the varieties presented in the dish. The yolk of an egg was add to the mix and I find it very creative and tasteful.