Modern tapas restaurant in Barcelona. While on vacation we tried to eat small and try as many foods…read morelinked to the country and culture. We sat at a table and ordered steamed mussels and garlic shrimp with a sangria and a bottled Voll-Damm Doble Malta. The serving of mussels were plentiful but on the small side, although pleasantly chewy which we dipped into the garlic sauce from the shrimp which evolved into an entire new taste. Nothing spectacular but well priced and tasty. The server was quick and attentive. The bathroom was small but clean

My boyfriend and I had really good paella, and we wanted to try another place that hopefully also…read morehad good paella. However, this place was a bit disappointing in terms of seafood paella. The black rice was actually super good, but this was the only time we ordered black rice, so I can't compare it to anything. We also tried the Catalan noodles, which was okay. It tasted like Filipino Pancit noodles. Service was solid, so no reaaal complaints. Just not super amazing.

Smaller place with solid Mexican fare. Downstairs bar with 2-3 tables & an upstairs section with an…read moreadditional 7-8 tables(high & low tops). No longer have taco Tuesday unfortunately, but still affordable($3-$4 per taco). Tacos are street style but loaded with meat. Lively crowd between 7-8pm. Worth a look if you're in the area and in the mood for Mexican food.

Amazing good amazing company. Great servers and such a welcoming group. Was on vacation from…read moreCalifornia and it felt like home. Thank you!!!

Great warm welcoming. The ambiance is what you would expect in a local Colombian town restaurante…read more Very small and tight quarters. Food was delicious

So first off, HOLY FOOD. The quantity and quality of food you get for your money is mind blowing…read more I'm ashamed to say my GF and I couldn't eat it all. Secondly, yes we got Colombian food in Barcelona (she's Colombian). The Empanadas were great and she was thoroughly impressed. Being that it was my first time trying Colombian food I enjoyed it as well. We shared a Bandeja Paisa and it was outstanding. My favorite parts were the maduros(fried sweet plantains) and chicharrón (fried pork). We also had Colombian beer, by we were so into our food we sat at the end of our meal trying to finish them. So glad we found this place and made it a part of our trip.

When making our travel plans to barcelona aI told my wife i wanted to try a cuban restaurant. Not…read moremany in barcelona we could find but did find Havana Vieja. Being cuban I wanted to see if the cultural food would be similar s most my ancestors come from spain. The location was cozy. I really enjoyed the way the restaurant is laid out. It's small but very inviting. Nice decor from the island and many photos paying homage to cuban known people. Colorful and full of cuban flavor. The service was great the host/bartender maybe owner? Was extremely welcoming and a nice guy. We sat upstairs and our waiter was also very friendly. Food was ok. We ordered the congri with ropa vieja and yuca. The rice was good, the ropa vieja was lacking flavor. I think it wasn't a traditional recipe or it was lacking tomato sauce. It was a bit bland. The yuca was nice and soft but it was also missing the traditional garlic sofrito you would add on top to give it that pop. Overall the food was ok but not what i was hoping for. We also ordered their pudding de guayaba and flan de coco. Both were very delicious. Great flavors not overwhelming.

Barcelona has many great restaurants but unfortunately they have no beans... they do serve in some…read moreplaces Heinz Canned beans... not for me. My daughter and I we're eating ok but not satisfied we needed some real beans and rice. The gates of heaven opened when we found this place! Authentic Cuban food! When we began to eat we both looked at each other and realized how hungry we really were. The service - spectacular! The BEANS ....we ordered second portions - for those who know me I'm am extremely particular about beans! YUM! We ate we laughed we felt blessed to have come across this miracle.

We've been searching for good paella and this spot is pretty good! It's right outside Mercat La…read moreBoqueria. It's one of those eateries that isn't open late night and also closed on Sundays. So it's a good spot for early lunch, midday meal, or early dinner (10am-5pm). We got here for an early dinner after a long day of sightseeing! We definitely came at an off hour, so we didn't have to fight for a table. ***OUR PICKS*** GASPACHO ~ cold soup of tomato, pepper, cucumber, onion, garlic and vinegar. Refreshing soup especially on this hot summer day. 4/5 GRILLED PRAWNS ~ Fresh tasting and perfectly cooked! Flavorful and yummy! 5/5 PAELLA BARCELONETA ~ tasty rice and seafood! The rice was al dente and seafood done just right and remained tender. 5/5 Our server was helpful to recommend a dessert spot for us. Very nice and accommodating! Highly recommend this paella bar!

Delicious! Cute little spot. Quiet and good for conversation. We will be back next trip to…read moreBarcelona.

This is tucked away from the main strip, but easy to find. We ordered the seafood paella. It was…read moregreat. The serving size was perfect. The service was great. The ambiance is very old school. The only downfall of this place was the restroom. The water came out like a trickle. This was after we ate, so one would hope the service/cooks use a different faucet.

Came here based on the good reviews for this place. This…read moreplace was packed for lunch time which we thought hopefully is a good sign (and not a sign of a tourist trap). My friend and I ordered some tapas like calamari and shrimp. We ordered the seafood paella too. The calamari was good but I've had better..shrimp was nice and garlicky. The seafood paella was just okay. No real seasoning but atleast they give you a decent amount of seafood. Overall I thought the meal was okay.

After going to a tapas only spot, we were still hungry haha. We walked a bit and came across Bosque…read morePalermo! I believe we got here around 11pm and they close at 1am, so it was perfect. No wait and we were seated immediately upon entering. Around 11:30pm-12am it got BUSY, like packed with every table occupied. Our server was so super kind, compared to the spot we came from, and we ordered a seafood paella (paella de marisco) which was $11.90/pp, min. 2 ppl to order the dish, and the pulpo octopus dish w/ potatoes. ***We had a four person table but still were able to order a 2 person portion for the paella. *** The paella was exceptional! Incredibly flavorful and rice itself had very good flavor. Not dry at all & was one of the better paellas I've tried in Barna. The octopus was soft and cooked well. Nicely seasoned and potatoes were tasty. Wasn't a fan of the sparkling water though. Probably should've just gotten still water or a soda/wine. It had a weird taste to it. Overall, great & memorable meal! Both dishes we tried were delish ;)

The place had a bit of a wait but it was worth it. We all shared the paella and it was amazing. The…read morepaella was so flavorful and the cook on the rice was perfect. Every bite you take you can taste the spices and the seafood going through. The seafood on top was just the bonus because the rice was that good. We had 6 people share this dish and it was enough to make all of us full.

Our group was craving paella and this was an experience. It's in a beautiful area near the W hotel…read more It is a very large venue that can accommodate large groups, and a reservation is highly recommended. They have an open concept kitchen where you can watch them make the paella and there's a stool to take pictures. Our group got the 4 course meal and everything was fantastic, but I absolutely loved the crudo. I would have to say that my favorite paella was the noodle dish because of the texture and how much it soaked up the flavors. Would highly recommend a visit here for an upscale paella experience.

Jamon y Vino was an absolute gem. The atmosphere felt warm and inviting, and every dish was packed…read morewith authentic flavor. We ordered a shrimp paella and it was the most delicious dish ever! It's the kind of place you stumble upon and never forget--definitely a must-visit in Barcelona.