Excellent Venezuelan food. €70 for family of 4 including beer, wine and dessert. Try the tasting…read moremenu if your unsure what to order. The patio in back is lovely but sit inside if you would like to avoid smokers.

The place was recommended to us by a friend and we absolutely loved it! After days of eating Tapas,…read morewe were craving something a bit different. Rabipelao totally it the spot! The areas were amazing, I loved the avocado with chicken. The plantain chips were just as delicious. The place was lively even though it is tucked away in the Gracia neighborhood. Great mojitos and the husband got some amazing Venezuelan rum that he couldn't stop raving about. Will definitely go back when I am in Barcelona.

There was excellent service and a tranquil ambiance. It is unclear why they have not received a…read morefive-star rating, so I recommend stopping by and trying this delicious Venezuelan cuisine. The tequenachos are tasty and full of flavor, and the dress de leche drinks are refreshing. We tried a little bit of everything and were not disappointed. You will enjoy the taste of Venezuelan cuisine at this cozy restaurant.

The venue doesnt look like much from the outside and there is no Terrace action. However, inside is…read morecosy and has a good chilled bar feel, with relaxing beats playing and mood lighting. Solid cocktails and good food. Menu is quite small but this makes selection easy and service fast. Menus are English and staff speak enough of it too. Free wifi. If the bar is too packed there is Foxy Bar directly across the road as a backup. If your Australian, this bar is similar to the hipster bars popping up all across our country.

This bar/restaurant is so cute. The sketched sign drew me in. Small venue, only holds about 20…read morepeople. Good wine, reasonable price. About 3-4 Euros a glass. And "island" style foods- a nice break from Tapas. Really good pulled pork, fried plantains and rice. Simple but really nice presentation and flavors. The menu is small which makes it easy to order quick. Friendly service too.

Great restaurant for Venezuelan-Spanish tapas. Portions seem small at first but they pack an…read moreincredible amount of flavor. The sardines dish was pretty unique, almost like sushi with caviar on top. The octopus with sweet potato mash was a unique mix of flavor and grilled to perfection. Patatas bravas here were quite different, it was more like French fries with fingerling potatoes and the sauce is a tad spicier than what you would find in a regular Spanish restaurant. A great choice for this area, although the service is less attentive than in the more touristy areas and the tapas are a bit on the pricey side.

New fusion restaurant in Barcelona. The menu changes and has some of the most wonderful slow cooked…read morebeef and pork. Sangria that makes you want to drink your life away. Swordfish and cod from Iceland.

WOW!!! So good! I'm here in Barcelona on holiday and I was told about this place by a local…read more They make the empanadas fresh to order and the fillings are so delicious and high quality. Also the sauces are a wonderful addition. Highly recommend!

Good place for Venezuelan Empanadas. Food is good and cheap and staff is great. I had two…read moreempanadas, one with grounded meat while the other one a special with a mixture of meat and cheese. I would recommend eating only one empanada since they are quite big (and greasy).

Fantastic food and very friendly staff, lovely atmosphere. Highly recommend.read more

Came here for a birthday dinner. The food was ok. We were in a large group, so it was hard to tell…read morewhat it would have been like if we were a smaller group. It does turn into more a dance bar with cocktails after a certain time. There was a live band for a while, which if you are trying to eat, means the conversation comes to a standstill. Didn't really have any complaints, but then again, nothing really stood out.

After a day of walking from our hotel to sites around the city we stopped in here for a late lunch…read moresnack. The place is nicely decorated inside and the service was friendly. They have the typical tapas menu items that everyone else has, so we ordered their gambas and Iberico ham with tomato bread, as well as sangria to go with it. The food was pretty nice; the garlic in the shrimp was slightly burnt, but otherwise it was good. Prices are fair, considering it's situated right along the major roadway with tons of tourism. Not a bad place to stop for a bite!

The chicken was tender and the fries were good. Good service but not gonna lie I just got the…read morechicken because everything else was kinda expensive.

I ate here yesterday. The food was GREAT! We started with cheese pupusas. They were different…read morefrom the Salvadorian pupusas as they were not at all greasy and were slightly crispy. Onto the next course, we had carne asasda, that was served with beans, rice, avocado, a salsa fresca, fresh cheese and maiz tortillas that were made to order. The carne was delicious, bursting with flavor of cumin and garlic. Everything else was also good. The Honduran beer, SalvaVida was enjoyable - a light lager-type beer, with a little more flavor than Corona, and a bit less sweet. The meal was very reasonably priced. I will be going back for more - I saw photos of the nacatamales and I really want to try them.