What a treat! A proper Basque pintxos in Catalonia! Got there right when they opened because we've…read moreseen it till up pretty quick. Selected our own pintxos from the bar, took down a bottle of txakoli, and had a blast. The waitress was awesome, too!

It was too hot to eat inside so they let us take away, which was really nice. They boxed and…read morelabeled everything. Cheese melted in the oven was my favorite Goat cheese was excellent as well Tender and delicious roast beef The duck had too many fatty pieces that weren't rendered. All in a great spot in the center of historic town with very reasonable prices

Stumbled upon this local tapas bar in Barcelona and it quickly became one of the highlights of our…read moretrip. We ended up going two nights in a row -- and would absolutely do it again. The two bartenders -- who seem to be a couple -- are the heart of the place. He's got a dry, hilarious sense of humor that sets the tone, and together they make everyone feel like a regular. That said, if you're easily offended or don't appreciate a bit of cheeky banter, this might not be your spot. But for those who enjoy a fun, unfiltered vibe -- you'll love it here. As for the food -- wow. We had the tortilla with meat (not sure what it was, but it was delicious), the artichoke tempura (I would fly across the world again just for these), the fried eggplant, and the meat with chimichurri. Everything was fresh and flavorful. Great food, unforgettable personalities, and a place that feels alive. Take a handheld fan because it is hot - especially during summer.

Wow! First place we tried in Barcelona and it was my favorite. Food was amazing and service was…read moregreat. Bring cash as they don't take cards.

After having amazing Tapas in San Sebastián days before arriving in Sitges this was the most boring…read moreand tasteless tapas we have had so far It was very disappointing and after 5 tapas and lack of wine to chose we left. The better food may be at one of the very few tables they had with reservations

Authentic, fresh, vibrant and busy! ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! Recommend by a friend, a native of…read moreBarcelona. Fantastic ambiance. GO!

What a find! Local excellence with one of the nicest managers who speaks very good English. Mariam…read more(I hope I spelled that right) is the perfect host. He was very welcoming and as soon as I told him I like to try his specialties and local wine I felt like I became his best friend. His selection of wine was fantastic, and the tapas...well if I could I would eat here every day for the rest of my life. Everyone was very nice and attentive. I highly recommend the Steak Tartar and any of the cheese and sausage plates.

First impression is highly positive. Excellent wines and coffee. Decor is typical of a basque…read moretavern. Very quiet on a Sunday afternoon.

Gori Euskadi. Yes, a tavern with a Basque name in Sitges…read more Recommended for a quick snack. We had 2 cervezas and 2 pintxos. The first pintxo was salmon, onions and raisins. A good composition of flavors. + view - has a first floor terrace/dining room with a view of the Med + view - you can see the Med from the tables in the street - paper napkins €7.80 for our snack

This is a nice spot to visit for tapas and a drink. The first time I was here- back in June- we…read morewent in late for tapas. They had a massive selection on the counter and I think you could also order hot ones from the kitchen. They were doing a deal with wine and a certain amount of tapas for €10 or €20 and so on. We ended up moving to the outside upper terrace and having a couple of bottles of chilled red- unusual- and about 22 small tapas. It all amounted to €38 without a tip. We stopped here on the way back from the beach last month. We sat on the high tables by the front and had some wine and small tapas. Again it was tasty and quick. The staff dont speak great English but they are friendly. Its worth popping in for a bite and a glass of wine if that your thing.

I have been wanting to try this place for over a year but it's always so busy…read more During tapa a tapa people are off doing that so we popped in on a Tuesday during lunch time. There were not a lot of people there and we got a good seat at the bar so we could pick and order easily. The food was OK, I liked a cream cheese crab thing with melted cheese on bread and probably would have eaten another, but after my first 3 tapas a nasty little creepy crawly thing was on the counter walking along. It wasn't a roach, it had two eyes together. I tried to knock it off but it suctioned itself to the bar! It stole my appetite and had me running out of there! Food is inexpensive. Service is OK but I'm completely grossed out by the bug, whatever it was! Glass of wine, a beer and 5 tapas came out to about €15.60. However, if I'm craving tapas, I'll likely make a reservation at Guria Taberna instead so we can get a table inside.

Great Food , Great service, the staff was amazing ,They really helped us pick the best cuisine.read more

Below average tapas in the bar centric area near beach. Much better alternatives around.read more

Great tapas with a Portuguese flair. The selection of tapas on the bar is amazing. The server will…read morealso walk by with hot offerings from the kitchen. Remember to keep your toothpicks because that's how you're billed. The wine list is also well priced. The walls in the bar are old and add great ambiance.

We had heard that Basque food is the best in Spain, so of course we wanted to try it while we were…read morein the most northern part of our trip to Spain. Found this tapas bar and were not disappointed. It's small, but mighty in flavor. They had so many tapas to choose from! The food was fresh and very tasty. What to do if you are only eating tofu, and not in the back formal restaurant: Maybe grab a seat first because it gets crowded in there. Pick up a plate Pick your tapas Make sure you leave the toothpicks on the plate so they know how much to charge you when you're finished. There was a woman standing on the guest side of the bar whom you may think is just one of the customers, but she will answer any questions and make sure you get the drinks you want --including sangria. Just be aware that the drinks may cost as much as your tapas! Enjoy and have fun!

This review is for the second branch of the classic and well known Casa Fuster. They have recently…read moreopened a new restaurant in downtown Sabadell and the food is truly spectacular. I decided to invite my brother for a 'menu of day' in a recent visit to my birth town and was thinking the classic 10-12 euros menu. This place is pricier for the menu of the day, that normally consist in appetizer, main course, desert, wine and water (plus in most cases bread with tomato). However, for 20 euros per person we had a total feast, plus it was a Thursday so we paid a little bit more and got the seafood paella (Thursdays is usually paella day for them and at other restaurants as well). Simply amazing the amount of food and the quality of all we got. Happy me I got a to-go box (even if I had to deal with the embarrassment of my brother, not used to take leftovers home, as it is still not well considered in Spain). Everything we ate was excellent, including an awesome red wine. The atmosphere is super chic, you feel like you are more in an Art Deco set of a movie than in a Mediterranean-Catalan style restaurant. Service was super attentive, fast, all dishes were hot, delicious, abundant and, definitively, to remember.