I thought an Irish pub in the old town section of Girona was odd so we had to stop in…read more Menu has soups, salads, sandwiches, curries, nachos, and burgers. The bar was made in Ireland and shipped here and the other decorations (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/_g3a0eDl37A8Ug_WKBOVYA?select=zyPtqUVZgZiN6HAnPhhVww) do give it a nice Irish feel. Friendly staff with some imported from the Commonwealth for authenticity just like the bar ;-) I got my one Guinness fix for our Spain trip here. Erin Go Bragh!

might be biased because my last name is McKernan but the atmosphere was exactly what i was…read moreexpecting. Perfect place to wash pints down with your mates

Cheap food with some vegetarian options, the vegetarian burger was fine, the fried artichokes were…read moregood but a bit oily, the sangria was very good! Open all day and has outdoor seating with heaters during the winter.

Girona is a wonderful city full of interesting nooks and delicious food. To put it bluntly, this is…read morenot a restaurant that showcases anything worth experiencing. Quite frankly, the meal we had here could have left us thinking Girona was a culinary wasteland, but thankfully we ventured elsewhere to find other delicious locations. Go elsewhere.

This place is a must try if you're in girona. Amazing food, great prices, even better service…read more Breidy is by far the best server.

This place was our favorite restaurant of our trip. The best food and extremely reasonably priced…read more Full of locals. Upscale vibe. Kids menu. Everything was delicious!

We had this place recommended to us by family friends. And while I guess they get a lot of good…read morepress, I didn't fall in love like many before me have. The reason is probably because of the paella. Now I know that I'm not an expert in paella. Far from it. But I have cooked it before and I have had it in other places in Spain. So maybe I'm an advanced beginner. And what I got wasn't that good, and it wasn't paella. It was more like rice with some mediocre sauce and seafood in a shallow dish. I love rice, so it wasn't a total loss, but I wouldn't recommend it. On the other hand the cockles were buttery and good, and the place very authentic, the kind of place that gets a lot of locals visiting. But you can do better.

Forget the places along the beach. If you want some great Catalan style seafood at reasonable…read moreprices this is where you go. Great service from a family owned and run business. We were in town for just two nights and ate here twice.

Came here for a post ride lunch with some friends on the way back to Girona…read more Honestly the best meal I've had in Catalonia. Low-key, locals spot, with a reasonably priced lunch menu. The arros was to die for, as were the bunyols, calamares, patatas, and crema catalana. Will definitely be returning when I'm back in Girona. Don't know if they speak any English though. Menu was in Catalan only but they were accommodating of our Castilian. Do give this place a shot.

Cosy little restaurant, with trees as a natural roof. Serves a lot of fish, from I guess local…read morefishing, dishes. Prices are very reasonable ! (From a Danes perspective ;) ) People are really nice and helpful. Restaurants right beside the ocean ! Regards Peter /Denmark. :)

The paella and arroz caldoso are not natural and fresh. The service is slow and not attentive to…read moredetails. I had to wait 15 min to pay after repeating 3 times I had to go. Wow. What a pity. Not recommended.

We stopped here on our way to Begur based on great reviews. The place did not disappoint…read more Pros Seafood was very fresh Excellent local dishes ( anchovy plate with pan and tomato and grilled squid a must!) Service friendly Quiet street with a wide plaza for kids to play Cons: Menu was in Catalonia Limited kids menu

Great day/ lunch menu - nice staff. The location is wonderful as well. I prefer to come here…read moredaytime because of the value of the day menu - their salads and pistache penne are delicious!