Excellent food here! Great service. Best tapas and sangria reasonably priced! Inside atmosphere was…read morevery nice.

Delicious and inventive food. Friendly service and fun/kitschy dining room hidden in the back. They…read morerecommended 2 per person so we'll be back with a larger group next time to try more dishes. We waited in line for doors to open at 8pm on a weeknight. Great quality to value and portions were quite large for tapas!

Amazing hole in the wall place! So lucky we ran into El 58…read morewhen we were on the hunt for tapas during siesta. Definitely recommend for some authentic dishes and nice ambiance. The main part of the restaurant is further back (away from the street), so it doesn't feel touristy at all.

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.

Stumbled here by chance on my family's first night in Barcelona. We ate early, arriving at 6pm and…read morewas seated right away. A line formed and remained by 7:30pm and thereafter. They did bus the tables to seat people with a noticeable quickness. They have a rotating daily menu that changes the specials each day. We ended up here 3x and each time had different foods. Some evenings we enjoyed make the others so it'll depend on what menu items you get each day. Food came quick, service was prompt, and prices were more than reasonable.

As an international traveling food critic and unbeknownst to the staff, the following is what I…read moreexperienced: - The host seated us next to a table of three self-absorbed, loud and obnoxiously nonstop talking late teens early twenties girls. - The food bus'ers attempted to deliver the wrong order to our and nearby tables five times. - The 1/2 order (three small slivers) tomato soaked bread (1/2 PA AMB TOMAQUET) was certainly not worth the €2.5! - The Greek Salad (ENS GREGA) was the worst example of such we have ever had (my party included an authentic Greek). The feta cheese was absolutely disgusting, it tasted like imitation rubber cheese. - The "Al Ajillo" Style Shrimps (GAMBES AMB ALLADA) had a very strange flavor within it, which overwhelmed the garlic flavors. - The Beef Tenderloin (FILET VEDELLA), she had to spit 1/4 of it out because it was too tough. - Everything was overpriced there for the value. If you are in the area DO NOT waste your time nor money dining here!!!

A great little place with quality food and lovely outdoor dining. We went because of YELP and we…read moreweren't disappointed.

We stayed at the AC hotel and the front desk person recommended Fisterra to us as a local place we…read morecould walk to. We highly enjoyed it. As tourist with a limited Spanish vocabulary, we really appreciated the pictures and descriptions of the dishes. We were surprised by how much we enjoyed the shrimp pancakes and will definitely have them again. We were able to dine outside for some excellent people watching. The staff was helpful and courteous. We had tapas, dessert and a bottle of wine and it was less that 40Euro.

Great food. Lovely service. And a very nice outdoor seating area. I highly recommend itread more

The restaurant is pretty close to Westfield and Torre Glòries. The staffs were friendly and speak…read moreEnglish and they have an English menu and the regular menu (in Spanish). Most customers were local. The atmosphere was cozy. I ordered three tapas (potatoes, squid and fried fish--and they were delicious.

So I just got back from beautiful Barcelona - and I have to say this was one my favorite breakfast…read morespots - I actually went twice - walked 2 miles one way - that is what I am talking about. First time I went I ordered 1. Cappuccino - which was the best one I had while staying in Barcelona 2. Eggs Benedict - with pulled pork which was amazing 3. Pancakes with fruit - this was good but not eat your heart out good 4. Fresh squeezed OJ - yum yum The service was excellent - very friendly - just wished I had a place like this in the states. The Cappuccino was so good my friend who arrived a couple days after me wanted to see for herself - so I went again - since we actually already had a little breakfast I only ordered 1. There awesome Cappuccino - that chocolate drizzled on top was what did it for me. 2. Avocado toast with a fried egg - so fresh and delicious 3. Another glass of fresh squeezed OJ - always good All I can say if this place was just around the corner from me in the states I would be a regular - Please look this place up if you are ever in Barcelona - you will not be disappointed.

We were seated right away, the service was very good. The food was oh so delicious. We ordered…read moredifferent plates and they all tasted great. A couple that was with me came back the following day to eat there again! I was too hungry and my phone did not ear first, I forgot all about it.

We were referred to La Pepita from a relative who said the food was delicious and a casual spot. We…read morewent to lunch at 1pm (when it opens) after a Sagrada Família tour. It's about a 6 minute taxi ride from there. We were seated in the back room with the writing covering the walls. The front bar seemed a little livelier but we took what was offered. Husband had house red wine (3.50 euros) and I had sangria (4.50 euros). Good pours for both. We started with the red shrimp (gambillos) in a lemongrass sauce, about 6 shrimp for 15 euros. Then grilled octopus (which was very tender) over mash potatos and snap peas for 15 euros. We also had a side of grilled bread (4 pieces) for 3.5. We also ordered the Pepita beef with mash potato but took home for dinner as we were full (18 euros). We finished with the homemade corn ice cream with carmelized popcorn and raspberries, which was very unique at 6.5. We added our names to the wall to top off the meal. Service was quick and friendly. Total bill was 85 euros including 5 drinks. It was our best meal in Barcelona so far.

Super hopping tapas bar and table place, the signature anchovy dish, ceviche, and octopus were all…read morevery good. The bar guy was very quick and hardworking. The 1906 or something beer was surprisingly good and kind of honey sweet. Cava was great with jamon. The only bad thing is that sitting at the bar, people will keep hitting your backside unless you scoot in sideways Need cash to leave tip : s

Ended here one evening with friends and despite the long line we were seated promptly. I think our…read morelager party of 5 helped us get a table easier. Looking at the menu made us do a double take because it was extremely similar to Catalana just for me to realize they're sister restaurants. We tried the beef and foie from here and liked it more than Catalana's version. We also got better service here. It was just extremely gracious and warm. Food came fast and prices are great. All around happy dinner spot.

Amazing food. One of the most delicious restaurants my family ate at while in Barcelona. It was…read morevery convenient in terms of proximity to our hotel. All the wait staff we encountered spoke English, which made ordering easier. They have both Spanish and English menus. This restaurant was packed with tourists but we still managed to get seating right away. Very good tapas. The food was the highlight of the evening but the service was excellent as well. Comparable prices to restaurants with similar ambiance in the U.S.

Absolutely loved this place! We were seated outside on the patio and the service began almost…read moreimmediately. The server was welcoming and was glad to speak in English with us. The outdoor ambiance was great as the street was lined with restaurants and lights. We had a few drinks and munched on some perfectly cooked prawns in garlic and olive oil. The prawns were soft and naturally sweet. The dash of garlic made it all good.

2.5 stars. Food was over salted, from the peppers, calamari, specialty (Market Price) tuna fish…read moredel dia. I would keep walking down the Rambla for further options. It was a miss! Wouldn't recommend it and the lack of follow up when I asked fit items twice added to the lack luster star rating. Check out Caffe Blu towards the water for better food & service.