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.

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.

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.

Determined to work our way through the Michelin-starred Catalan restaurants in Barcelona, this was…read morea most wonderful stop on our list. Right next door to our hotel, it was so convenient to stumble back (quietly) afterwards after so much excellent wine. The meal was first-rate, service was as tremendous as could be given that most of the restaurant was taken up with an enormous private party, which they made up for with complementary wine (always welcome) and seating us above in our own semi-private alcove, complete with a little library of old books to entertain ourselves. We left feeling like we experienced a real bit of Barcelona, and some of the best and thoughtful food we'd eaten to date. Love, love, love.

Loved this restaurant! Classic menu with wonderfuly prepared dishes. The egg and pork belly was…read morevery rich and flavorful. The tomato salad was garden fresh and perfectly seasoned. I had the set menu for lunch and everything was delicious. Recommend. PS. They also have beautiful private dining rooms for small groups.

Cheap food, good music, good drinks, helpful bouncers…read more However, I was physically assaulted by an employee. I had lost my wallet and was moving through the huge crowd on the floor, accidentally bumped into an employee (staff shirt and earpiece) and immediately apologized multiple times in both Spanish and English and explained that I lost my wallet, but he grabbed me by my shirt and screamed at me "I don't care about your wallet!" and shoved me away. I thought he was going to harm me physically with how loud he yelled at me, how tight he was gripping my shirt, and how angry he came off after a simple mistake and profuse apologies. Luckily, the bouncers at the door were helpful. I told them I lost a wallet and they immediately had it and asked basic questions of what it looked like and what was inside. Once I confirmed they gave it back, told me to be safe and to have a great night. I can't give this place more than 2 stars for the physical harassment and blatant disrespect I faced at the hands of an employee. That employee needs better training for how to deal with large crowds, which are super common here (I have been 10+ times). It seems that most of the employees, particularly the bouncers, are here to help, which is amazing. I love it here, but with this experience it's hard to want to come back.

Place didn't even give me a chance to go there to give it a true review, because they're incapable…read moreof maintaining their own home page correctly. There's few things more annoying in life than Google telling you somewhere is open, only to show up and find out it is not. I get it, that's Google, it's ultimately a 3rd party thing, and stuff can go wrong when that is setup. What I find unacceptable is when a businesses actual homepage is inaccurate. That's your homepage, and you're 100% responsible for making sure it is providing accurate information to your customers. So after finding their open hours, and being lured in by their offer for free futbolin from 17-21 every Friday and Saturday, I showed up at 1722 Saturday, August 22nd only to find their doors closed, and no signs of life at all. Thanks for making me come all the way down for nothing, and wasting a bunch of my time. I won't be back.

This were the locals start their mornings. The food was spectacular and the was great!read more

One-eyed from jet lag and freshly landed from the 11 hour flight from the West Coast, I dropped my…read morebags at the guest house and wandered into the Gothic quarter neighborhood in search of a traditional Barcelona lunch. It was the prelude to a very sound siesta. I scanned a few listings in another publication and what stood out to me were the multiple references to this being a favorite place for locals. Servantis is easy to find and has exceptionally efficient service that never makes you feel rushed or neglected. The handsome building was packed with locals, most of them seem to be taking the traditional hearty lunch. The food was delicious and generously served. Service was prompt and attentive. Most choices are Catalan specialties, presented in a matter-of-fact manner utterly free of preciousness or pretentiousness. A wonderful find, especially because it perfectly fit my needs at that moment,

These guys are ding dongs. Weak bravas, slow service, and overcharged on the ticket per a drink…read morethat was already included in the menu del dia. Which wasn't even a trad menu which consists of more than 1 item thanks! Skip these clowns.

My favorite meal in Barcelona and truthfully one of the simplest…read more We had salads, bread and sangria but enjoyed the neighborhood feel of this place where the whole family seemed to be working. Our waitress was spectacular and one of the few who spoke English Our salads were fantastic, simple but the perfect flavor and compliment to our evening. The Sangria was wonderful and the price for our meal was worth every penny.