First of all, the staff is incredible! Laura recommended a series of dishes to us that we're…read moreabsolutely delicious. Wine selection good again, she recommended a good match for the food. We had lamb, pork cheeks, beef all of these were totally out of this world. To finish the meal, we told her to surprise us with a good dessert, she brought something called "borracho" which was a brownie with a little bit of rum and vanilla ice cream. When eaten all together the balance was perfect ! We are planning to go back this week.

After reading the NYTimes article, I was able to get the 38 (Euro) dinner menu consisting of 1 app,…read more3 entrées, and 2 desserts. The meal itself was phenomenal especially after eating tapas for the past few days. The highlights were the traditional potatoes as the appetizer and the earl grey ice cream dessert served at the end. The waiter recommended a great wine to pair with our meal and it was probably the best meal I had in Spain.

If you're looking for paella this place is OK for the price but not nearly as good as the best…read moreplaces in Barcelona. The paella was a bit over seasoned.

Great restaurant in the Gracia neighborhood of barcelona. At first we thought we were mistaken…read moresince in the description it said authentic Spanish restaurant and all the employees were asian..but don't let the fool you, the food is very much Spanish and is totally delish! We tried the seafood paella..and omg! It took awhile to be made, but was def worth the wait. It was served right in front of us, fresh and with so much flavor. The staff is courteous and the price is affordable.

Really lovely, casual place to try croquetas! I went in with two friends on a Sunday night and it…read morewas easy to secure seating. Service was quick to take our orders. I appreciated all the unique flavors of croquetas. (I ordered one that had beer and pistachio.) We ordered patatas bravas as well which were loaded with sauce. Definitely not the healthiest but so yummy! Prices are normal. They accept Apple Pay.

Delicious. Must try these croquettes!!!…read more Favorite one was curry chicken. Tried: Curry chicken Chicken parmigian Roasted Eggplant Gorgonzola with pear (They were out of monkfish and the hummus appetizer) At 1.30 euro per piece it was a delicious deal. The mushroom and cheese croquette was good too and a little more expensive The pumpkin soup with honey was very well flavored and came out hot hot hot. One of the best pumpkin soups I've tasted. All fresh ingredients. The fresh squeezed orange juice was small and slightly tart but still a good way to top off my tapa. There is a happy hour until 4 and it seemed like there were a lot of different beers. Chill, casual place. I'd recommend! Server was nice. So glad they accept credit card!

Too bad we found this place on our last day. We could have eaten here a few more times. Family run…read morewith gourmet food. My absolute favorite (and still dreaming about) is the papas bravas with foie gras. PROS: Papas bravas with foie gras Family operated CONS: Closed between lunch and dinner

Had an amazing time with these owners while visiting Barcelona. Husband and wife are absolutely…read morelovely. Must try the squid. I just asked the owner and let him bring whatever he wanted. So Lovely.

What a fantastic family restaurant! The food was of high quality, traditional Spanish style with a…read morespecial northern touch. From the changing menu del dia, I selected stuffed eggplant in creamy sauce that could not be tastier, and the slow-cooked pork cheeks that was as tender as butter and flavorful, with the most enjoyable umami. To finalize the lunch, I ordered home-made banana tart, which is to dream of. Courteous and friendly service in traditional, wood panelled interior. I highly recommend this one for the most authentic experience.

Everything was delicious from the complimentary bread to the steak, pasta and salad! Love the…read moreservice and one of the best restaurants I tried while visiting Barcelona!

This place was close to our hotel and we walked by on a Friday night and saw how many people were…read moreeating there so the next night we chose to go there. We didn't know what Tapas we wanted cause we couldn't read the menu so the cook made us about 8 different dishes and it was fantastic!!! It really did amaze us how fresh the seafood was and the selections we received. We ordered a pitcher of Sangria and it was small and costly compared to other places we've been, but the quality overall was good!

Stopped in for lunch during my visit to Barcelona. Had some delicious gazpacho, a grilled romaine…read moresalad, and some grilled pork. It was soooooooo good! The service was super friendly what I would call "European attentive"...meaning not rushing you, but watching and being there when you need them. Love this place and honestly couldn't recommend it more! I had family in town and they also tried it. We agreed...maybe the best meal we had in Barcelona!

We stopped at Maur for dinner our first night in Barcelona - just up the block from our Airbnb. It…read morehad good reviews, open reservations, and was a 5 minute walk. Given that it was our first proper dining experience in Barcelona, we were open to everything on the menu. We ordered: - Croquetas - Anchovy Toast - Calçots - Grilled Pork Cheeks I was excited to try the Calçots especially, as a friend had recommended seeking them out during our trip (at the beginning of Calçots season). They were beautifully charred & the sauce that accompanied it was delicious. The Anchovy Toast was delicious, too. The Grilled Pork Cheeks were good, but not my favorite (I wasn't expecting them to be served on the bone, and getting all of the meat off was kind of hard.) We had great, cheap sangria, and a really nice evening overall.

My ultimate favorite food find in Barcelona ! Coming from America, I say the burger is awesome !…read moreBut the paella and the prosciuttos r heavenly ! The price is relatively lower than others around cathedral sagrada familia. This place is makin us Paella-deprived !!!

I've never given a one-star review before. Congratulations on being so horrible, Tasca i Vins!…read more After spending the morning doing touristy things at the park, my partner and I were starving. We wandered aimlessly looking for a lunch spot, and Tasca i Vins seemed to fit the bill. The visit started out fine; we were seated promptly by a cheerful hostess in a back room that looked like the inside of a log cabin. A large party with small children arrived shortly after us, and one of the kids accidentally knocked an empty glass off of our table. The adults apologized, I said it was ok, no harm done. The server moved us to another table, but no one ever came to clean up the broken glass. This set the tone for the rest of the visit. 1. Our server was friendly and chatty with other patrons, but didn't even look us in the eye. 2. Tables seated after us got their food long before we did. 3. When our food finally arrived, I thought they were playing a joke on us. My partner ordered nachos. He got a plate of tortilla chip crumbs and salt, like the cook was at the bottom of the bag and just dumped it on a plate. Shredded cheese was sparsely sprinkled on top, and barely melted. That's right, a plate of chip crumbs and a little half-melted cheese. My paella was undercooked rice swimming in red sauce, with a few clams thrown on top. 4. Everyone else's food looked delicious. 5. Already mentioned the broken glass on the floor. We were the only non-native Spanish speakers in the room. Did that have something to do with it? I don't know, but if you're a tourist, stay far away!