We found this place on a list for excellent Paella & we had to give it a try…read more Drinks to start, Red sangria pitchers, so good. Appetizers started with Croquettes so crispy , very good. We also had the Mussels, me not a big fan of mussels so I didn't have any of it however the rest of the group devour them, the garlic sauce was so good, dipped some bread in that & lord, so so tasty. Dishes we tried the mixed Seafood paella & the vegetarian , seafood was delicious, great mix of seafood & taste. Vegetarian paella, good if not into the seafood or meat, very tasty as well. Also had the Truffle ravioli, wow the truffle smell alone is mouth watering , the pasta covered in cheese & truffle was delicious. Nice warm feeling inside, service was good & prices were very reasonable we enjoyed our food & time here, best paella for sure!

Overall pretty good dinner…read more Selections from Tapas to ala carte. Good wine list. Service is good as well. Indoor and outdoor seating. Indoor seating is very comfortable. We had a very good dinner at Labarra!

I'm here on a Saturday night and there are 3 tables filled at 9:30 pm. Clearly, not such a popular…read morerestaurant. I'm surprised as I selected it based off the 4.3 rating on Google. I should have looked at Yelp - 3.1 stars. We ordered a Caesar salad, shrimps with garlic and a gazpacho for an appetizer. Both the salad and gazpacho were well served but the shrimps were a little on the tasteless side - let's say a hint of garlic. For the main course, we had the mussels (that's an appetizer), the chicken and vegetable paella and the meat, fish, and seafood paella. The mussels were good. The chicken and vegetable paella was good but don't expect much in terms of chicken - 2 little chicken wings and a tiny leg. The meat, fish, and seafood paella (which is what I had) was salty and didn't have any meat. It had 1 chicken wing, 1 chicken leg, 2 clams, 2 mussels, and 2 langostino. There was no meat. I checked the language for a poor translation, but it says carne in Spanish, not pollo. I did ask at the end of the meal. They all said, "Yes, Chicken." I said, "then why does it say carne? It doesn't say pollo." They seem concerned and went to the back kitchen and inquired why there was no meat. The answer that was given was, "I forgot." I explained that if I wanted chicken, I could've ordered the Pollo. They really had nothing else to say. An aside, it was salty too. The tart tatin with vanilla ice cream was so so. When I've been served this is other restaurants, even other cities, the tart is warmed up. Not here. Ice cold. The chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream was good. Overall, look elsewhere. I'm sure you can do better.

Came here based on the recommendation of our local tour guide who assured us she eats there with…read moreher family and there were no tourists... well we should have known when it is literally across the street from Sagrada. They sat us in the front with some locals but the back of the restaurant was full of a tour of Asian and American tourists. Our starters were tasty, and my main dish black risotto was excellent, my daughter's chicken and vegetable paella was just ok, and my wife's steak Milanese was bland and dry. All in all, an okay meal that was high in price. It was convenient for being close after being exhausted after Sagrada.

We went to Casa Lolea around 9pm on a Sunday and it was full, but they directed us here…read more The food was very tasty and well-presented. Everything had purple radish sprouts as a garnish, and I like purple. The service was god awful. They weren't particularly busy but still didn't come to take our order for at least 30 minutes, and then we got no water, no napkins, they forgot two items we ordered... it was pretty abysmal. The parties around us seemed to be having similar experiences. 4 stars for food but zero stars for service.

Excellent sangria, and all the tapas we tried were delicious especially the croquetas de jamón and…read morethe corvina ceviche.

İt's delicious This is my second visit. First, it was only…read morebeer and poteto. Second, it was for a diner. You have to tried this restaurant

We stopped in here after walking past many restaurants. Our criteria was clean and populated. It is…read moreclean and there are many diners. The menu was in English or Spanish, which made life a little easier. I speak Spanish, but not fancy food Spanish. There is a wide range of items on the menu. The chicken was the cheapest around €10, yet very tasty! The cod was great also. The servers we're friendly and attentive.

Back in the 1970's my family would frequent La Oca time and time again and the roasted chicken was…read moreexcellent. We have not lived in Spain in over 1/2 century and it was great to revisit Sitges, and see La Oca thriving after all these years. The service, the ambiance and the pollos al 'ast will not disappoint! Talk about consistency for more that 57 years! Muy bien!!

There's just something about the sight of plump chickens rotating slowly on a rotisserie spit,…read moreespecially when there are rows of them with the aroma of roasted poultry wafting onto the street. It was the first evening for Jamie W. and me in Sitges, and that particular combination of sights and smells drew us to this popular spot for a comfort food dinner. No surprise that each of us ordered the 5,95€ 1/4 Roasted Chicken. It was interesting that we weren't given a choice as to which quarter it would be. Fortunately one plate was a half breast (photo: https://yelp.to/lg3pnrOuCw) and the other was a leg and a thigh (photo). Since Jamie prefers white meat while I like dark, that worked out fine. We needed French Fries, so we got them on the side for 3,5€ each. They were on lukewarm side. We split the 9,25€ Salade Nicoise for a veggie-adjacent complement. It had all the requisite ingredients - anchovies, tuna, egg, peas, lettuce, tomato, onions - but the execution was just OK (photo: https://yelp.to/K4g6_Opgeu). I got the chicken I wanted, hot and juicy, so it was all good. FOOD - 4 stars...rotisserie chicken works in any country AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...bustling and crowded SERVICE - 3 stars...long timers, no smiles TOTAL - 4 stars...hot and juicy does it all the time RELATED - Exploring Barcelona and Sitges? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/4dTEx5T

Have spent 1 week in spain and this was by far and away our best meal thus far! Everything was…read moreimpeccable! The potatoes with catalan sauce got me so excited for the rest of the meal, because. If you can make potatoes taste that amazing you know you're in for a treat! The macaroni with beef tenderloins was to die for. Then we were served one of the best tuna tartare we've ever had, and the lobster broth eith shrimp.. lets just say the shrimp could have passed for lobster! So good. As good as the food was it was the service that made this dinner the most special. It was the most hospitality we have been shown in spain, and it's not even close. Super nice family that cares about the experience they give you. We even showed up closer to closing time than my wife and I are comfortable. Sat us right now, didnt rush us, and treated us like we were their first customer ever. Sure the price was higher than some surrounding, but a bargain in the eyes of fine dining!

This is a restaurant that I'm never going to forget,I will return if I'm ever in Barcelona again…read moremaking sure I come in every single day of my stay ,there is no need to go anywhere else! The owner is an older man so well educated,with so much knowledge in the food business that his description of the menu transports you to heaven. The wine list is excellent,and prices are reasonable, if I could add stars to my ratings I would give them 7 * The deserts my favorite is the coconut soup!

Very welcoming place to start a Beyond Tapas Tour with our guide, Alex! Neighborhood bar feel and…read morevery friendly staff. Food was excellent though we didn't have much - they made a Catalan Cava recommendation that matched the Cheese Platter, Morcilla, and a stewed uncured ham with potatoes!

Great wines (and beer on tap)…read more yeah... that's basically all i got. i'm sure the tapas are good too... i'm a huge fan of that giro i ribot pink cava i had the other day. nice setting.

This place may not be much to look at BUT the food is excellent. I was on a soccer trip with my…read moredaughters soccer team and we found this gem while exploring Barcelona. I had the paella and a beef empanada. Both of which were very authentic. Brush up on your Spanish if you go.

All I shall say is, do not wonder about Barcelona this hungry that you have to settle with what's…read morein front of your face. We were hungry.. and tired of walking, so following some good tourist advise we stopped at the first spot that looked loud and busy... L'Avia was lucky we were that hungry that night... eats:] they have a variety of fixed menu's, some with empenadas, others with paellea, pasta, salads... etc. Super easy to get an assortment of foods with a drink and dessert included. I settled with a pasta/salad combo that was nothing better then soup from a can with pasta worked into it... I see that all the food is pre-made; the pizza's, the emp's, the Paella -all waiting to be reheated... nothing really fresh... I suppose if you are drunk enough it all goes in the same:p Overall:] I loved the workers, I had a lot of fun watching the two guys run the entire show: one loud boisterous hustling people in and tossing pieces of pizza, and pasta into the oven, while the other dude of smaller build quickly ran table to table taking orders -both so amusing and friendly. I even had a language barrier with my lack of spanish and his facial expressions gave me a good laugh.