It's no fun writing about businesses that you are disappointed by, but I believe my experience at…read morethis Eixample establishment warrants it. I was out getting drinks last night with a companion when we decided to try out this petite beer spot. As its Catalan name suggests, this bar is actually very, very small. Quite literally a hole in the wall. Indeed, this is where its charm lies: in the intimate, refined nature of the space and the high-quality beer offerings on tap. These factors themselves make Cerveseria la Més Petita remarkable, particularly in Barcelona. Unfortunately, the customer service doesn't do nearly as much justice to the space and product. The waiter, who was busier entertaining his two "friends" than taking on any new costumers was absolutely no help in selecting from the eight artisanal beers on tap. We received no help, no smile, not even a polite recognition of our selection. What a disappointment! Perhaps most unpleasant about my time at Cerveseria la Més Petita, though, was the way in which the bartender and his friends made us, as customers, feel completely unwanted, unsafe, and imposing. The three of them listened in in our conversation, shot us dirty looks, and generally acted as if we were a *burden* on their business. I've never felt so rushed to finish a drink and leave a place. Really, it was so bad that I felt like complaining directly to them. Yuck! Needless to say, I probably won't be back to this spot. There's lots of potential here: the concept is brilliant, particularly in a city like Barcelona that's so heavily oriented toward wine and, these days, spirits. This spot, though, has a long way to go and could benefit from a lesson in hospitality.

La més petita means in catalan the smallest one. And they claim to have the highest ratio of beer…read moreon tap per client of the city. And damm! they are right. 8 beers on tap and place for 7 customers inside. Luckily they have a couple of tables located outside on the street. The guy who runs the place is also a beer brewer, so he knows well the stuff. They also offer some snacks, we have the opportunity to taste the secallones, a king of of dried sausage that is typical of Catalonia. They were excellent!. And on top of all this the prices are good for your pocket

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.

You get a free popcorn bowl when you order something. The atmosphere is very nice and the…read morebartenders are very helpful and friendly. I would recommend this cute spot to a friend.

Cool little bar my friend sent me to when she gave me her Barcelona list. With Covid still a thing,…read morethis bar was flat empty when we walked in. The bartender made us a few drinks and we played some video games on the big screen and then posted some 'grams to give the bar some exposure. I'd imagine this place would be super fun with a packed house.

One of the best dive bars in Barcelona! Excellent cocktails and fun vibe. Friendly bartender and…read moregood service.

Gay friendly bar where the locals and the worldly people in the know go. A few locals currently…read moreliving in Barcelona for a decade took me there during a bar hopping night.

Great service and ambiance. More Americanized Tapas so we tried the "most" authentic Spanish they…read morehad and they were delicious; we had the goat cheese mushroom croquettes, pork croquettes, anchovy stuffed olives and jamon tablet. For dinner we had bistec completo which was good just a little bland, vacio plate delicious, ternera ribs good. Drinks were cherry beer-great, summer wine/lemonade- great, Estrella beer-good. Would return for tapas and drinks.

Very nice rustic place. Wood all around, some big screens for thw sport. Many burgers, pastas…read moreand pizza. Pasta was very basic and sauce a bit meager and the burger looked decent but not as juicy as wanted. However i am sure it is a great place to go with some friends, watch some sports with a beer and some food. Prices very decent. 15 euro for 2 people lunch and drinks

This is a must must must visit in BCN.... Best sangria in the city... lots of beer choices.... free…read morepopcorn.... Pool tables... football (soccer) on during the week... such a great place!

Great sangria & vibes. It's super mellow and I enjoyed being here for a few hours watching futbolread more

Do yourself a favour and get the patatas bravas. Burgers are also delicious-- but be warned, if…read moreyou're not from the area-- they will cook it rare to medium-rare. Gets super busy after 7:30-8 p.m. and I believe the cook doesn't arrive until around that time, so be sure to keep that in mind. Great location and great food-- get down here and try it out!

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.