Yeah it is a beach Not the best beach…read more Not the worst But the closest to the downtown and usually way too crowded to my taste. But if you like crowds, enjoy!

We would come back to this restaurant in Barcelona ! The food was just delicious and the atmosphere…read morefelt relaxed and upscale with an amazing view of the ocean . Service was great as well . The paella was perfect.

The vibe of this restaurant is trendy and also low key. They have a great ambience and their music…read moreselection was on point. I feel in love the first time in the place. They also have some unusual takes on favorites. I love pizza and am always looking to try new things. On my recent trip to Barcelona, I stopped at this hotel. I found a pizza that is now a new top 5. Quatro formaggio with walnuts. It's so simple but somehow it was transformative with walnuts. I loved it so much I went back multiple times

***CLOSED PERMANENTLY***…read more We walked down here and it was all boarded up. Hotel next door confirmed it has closed forever.

Overpriced and the most disliked meal we had in Barcelona…read more First we were seated outside (we weren't asked a preference for outside or inside dining) and then charged 10% for sitting outside. Seafood skewers we're new to the menu and at €6 each, we're quite expensive, although the tastiest item on the menu. Croquettes we're awful. 1 bite and we couldn't finish them. It was like eating black paste. Tomato baguette was literally tomato juice soaked bread. Seafood paella was flavorless. We ordered for 2 since that was the minimum. And ate a little over 1/2 with 3 people. Super disappointed.

We wanted to have paella and the hotel recommended this place. It was the worst meal and value we…read morehave had on our trip to Portugal and Spain. The waiter was very nice and helpful but we had no idea that the black rice paella he suggested was €70 each. The seafood in it was overcooked and the shrimp were the skinniest I have ever seen. We also ordered the sangria and were ripped off again at €45 for a pitcher which used a €3 wine and frozen mushy strawberries. We sat inside - it is very small and were originally offered a place near the bathroom which we declined. Give this place a wide berth!

I'm giving this 2 stars because they were really nice and did their best to seat us in the cooler…read morepart of the restaurant on an extremely hot (98 degree) day. We came to Barcelona excited to eat tapas, drink sangrias and cava, and have all the octopus we could stand, since that's one of the things they are known for here. We passed up Soma and came to Seasons because they had great reviews and offered octopus, and tomato bread on the menu. Although pricey ($22 for a tapas portion of octopus), we waited with anticipation as they brought our food to our table. The tomato bread was the worst we've had at any restaurant we've eaten at so far and the octopus, well it was so tough they brought a sharper steak knife to our table to cut it after we had eaten a portion of it. Not sure if they did this after seeing our struggle to cut it with the standard knife they bring with the meal. After an unexpected jaw workout of the toughest octopus possibly possible, we gave up after eating just half of it. I hate leaving bad reviews but didn't want any other unsuspecting travelers to stumble on this place with great expectations only to be disappointed after spending way more on food and drinks than the other local restaurants charge in the area.

The flavor and presentation of the food was excellent and gas surpassed our expectations. There…read morewere several servers that waited our table, two of whom were delightful and a real pleasure to work with, and genuinely interested in ensuring we understood the menu and food options, given we don't speak Spanish. A third waitress with longer blond hair was short and seemed annoyed with our questions about the menu. She single handedly dimmed our overall experience. Go for the food! Just avoid the rude mannered blond waitress.

This place was recommended by our hotel concierge and it did not disappoint…read more Food and drinks were awesome, as was the service and ambiance. My steak came as ordered, medium rare, and they even sliced it for me. My flan for dessert was excellent. Highly recommend.

4 of us came in on a whim. The restaurant is super cute and the ambience was drawing us in. Started…read morewith cocktails, we had a pornstar martini, sangria, Paloma, and a strawberry mojito. We ordered the zucchini noodles with prawns and cuddlefish, zucchini flower stuffed with burrata, goat cheese and honey toast. Everything was good. We also had the black paella with prawns aioli. The charge for paella is per person but we asked for a portion for 2. Service was nice and friendly. Our server kept us clean and was able to help with off menu drinks. He checked on us multiple times and made sure we were enjoying.

Service. The service here is absolutely terrible... never once did our waiter ask us if we would…read morelike seconds, never once did they ask if there was anything else we could do for you. The restaurant is completely empty. But if you would like a massage they do offer those for pleasure but not seconds on drinks. Literally had to get up and ask for my bill. The couple seated next to us over heard the conversation with my husband in regards to the piss poor service and also got up and asked for there bill as well.

Wasn't too impressed with this place at all. Dinner was not special at all. Pad Thai was just okay…read more Little salty and small portion. Spring roll had a funny taste to it. Oily. I would pass. Lychee martini was not strong. Lot of juice, not enough vodka. The crowd here is better than shoko and opium. Classier, everyone is well dressed in heels and suit and ties. Not sure if there was a special occasion this night but I noticed the crowd was much classier and older than the other night clubs. Only downside is the venue is VERY small and tight. Would pass on dinner here.

My wife and I were by the Sagrada Familia and my wife knew I wanted to try some paella. I thought…read moreit might be a little too close to the Basilica, but I was wrong! We got there right when it was opening and our waitress spoke real good English and I ordered a beer and the black ink paella. There were a lot of good looking dishes available though! If we were here longer, I would have tried their regular paella as well, I liked it because you could order a single serving, which seemed a little rare in Barcelona. The dish came out about fifteen minutes later, which is good for paella, because you know they made it fresh. I heard some places just nuke it and bring it out. It comes out in the cool looking pan that looks like a gold mining pan. It is colored deep black and has a huge prawn in the middle and lots of clams and mussels and calamari. The rice was cooked perfectly and the black squid ink sauce was delectable. Great service and my second beer was a great pairing for a lunch that fills you up perfectly. Highly recommended place, that could have been touristy, by was a delightful surprise!

This is a fantastic little Mediterranean restaurant mostly Italian and Spanish dishes. Chef is from…read moreFlorence Italy and he can definitely cook. Pizza's to paella, and desserts are all great. Highly recommend their Italian cheesecake and their homemade pistachio cello.... Wowza. Limited seating outside, but make sure you do overlooking basilica la familia is just breathtaking. Fantastic service , Fantastic Food, Fantastic Drinks equal a Fantastic Time.

Touristy place in gothic quarter but came as recommendation from our tattoo artist :)…read more They have a giant menu- something for everyone in my opinion. Good prices. Indoor and outdoor seating. Service was a bit slow but friendly. It was a hot day so there were gnats. And there were kids outside who kept chasing birds. Those were only annoyances :) I enjoyed the gazpacho and chicken croquettes. My friend got fried fish which came with potatoes. We shared a liter of sangria. Would recommend!

The Les Quinze Nits is a busy well known eatery in the Placa Reial within the Gothic Quarter…read more This ritsy restaurant has a private room in the back just past the bar where we dined for an hour tasting several traditional spanish dishes including Squid Ink Negro Arroz, Fried Aubergine with Chili Sauce and lots of wine. The covered outside patio was the perfect romantic setting providing the option of watching tourists gawking at the open square.