A fabulous place for a late afternoon lunch. They have a pre fixe menu for 28€ with great choices…read moreand what I chose was delicious. First course was mushroom risotto with a little pillow of caramelized foie gras on top. Then a mouth-watering entrecôte that was cooked perfectly. They kindly replaced the fries with a delicious salad. And the service was exceptional.

Weather permitting, dine outside! This restaurant is a good start to get authentic tapas,…read moreespecially fresh sardines and fried potatoes. The Iberian ham plate is fantastic, as are the cheese and olive selections. Local wines are moderately priced and tasty. The location is on a corner in L'Eixample, with a quiet and elegant ambience. They aren't splashy or showy; the staff does their work quietly, unobtrusively but are very helpful when questions arise. Their desserts are also delicious, but they had a limited selection when we dined there twice last October.

This is the perfect spot for busy people that need a quick bite to eat during their lunch hour…read more Given the grueling and slow service that I have gotten to know very well in Barcelona, this place is a refreshing change. Although the food isn't anything impressive, it serves it's purpose. It's super cheap, quick and convenient. The pricing works like this: 1. Each entree is 3,25 euros 2. Migdia option with one entree, bread of your choice, a drink and a dessert for 4,95 3. Menu option with two entrees, bread, drink and a dessert for 6,95. There are many entree options to choose from, ranging from full salads to Fideua, mushroom risotto and chicken in bechamel sauce. Among the options also include ravioli, pork cutlets and assorted steamed veggies. The entrees are all packed in sealed microwaveable containers and can be heated in a microwave (there are four in this place!) and only takes about a minute per entree to heat. The dessert options are also plentiful: I saw rice pudding, yogurt, fruit, flan and cakes. Overall this is a great place to get lunch during your work hour and is no frills. Cheap, easy and gets the job done. The food is nothing spectacular but it's sufficiently seasoned and cooked.

We stopped in for breakfast, and everything was very good - the hummus feta toast, avocado toast,…read morefruit & yogurt bowl, and ham croissant. Quick service for breakfast on the go; totally recommend!

The staff are super nice, tasty specials in a comfortable environment with great music.read more

Jamie W and I just got off the train from Barcelona and were a bit too early to check into our…read morehotel. As we rolled our luggage on the cobblestone paths of central Sitges, we spotted this modest looking Italian restaurant who were still serving lunch under umbrellas in the alley. We could tell it was a spot targeted to the locals, but we were pleased they had menus in English. We kept it pretty light and fortunately made fine choices on the three dishes we ordered. The first was the refreshing 13€ Salad of Tomatoes, Burrata & Basil which was actually topped with fresh pesto and accented with sun-dried tomatoes (photo: https://yelp.to/mBJukgpr04). The burrata was a tad refrigerated but still creamy. Our next dish was the thinly sliced and nicely prepared 12€ Eggplant Carpaccio. Topped with pesto, shaved parmesan, pine nuts, and arugula (photo: https://yelp.to/CQDyy1BiCW), it was the ideal light veggie appetizer. Our shared main was the 17€ Spaghetti Agliolgio with Prawns. It was a simple yet satisfying dish where the pasta is tossed in garlic, olive oil, and a pinch of chili flakes. The prawns were skewered with roasted cherry tomatoes (photo: https://yelp.to/OOGRdaT_wt). It was the right amount of food. Now where's that hotel? FOOD - 4 stars...simple Italian fare, well turned AMBIANCE - 4 stars...the alley was fine though the interior looks nice for dinner SERVICE - 4 stars...quietly efficient TOTAL - 4 stars...a nice dining option in the middle of town RELATED - Exploring Barcelona and Sitges? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/4dTEx5T

Have walked past this place so many times and glad we finally stopped in for dinner. We didn't have…read morea reservation but they were able to seat us. They have a really great menu for tomorrow but we ordered for their regular set menu and shared the starters. We started with the mussels, carpaccio and oysters (had an up charge), liked them all but probably would not get the oysters again. The mussels were plentiful and the carpaccio had Parmesan cheese sprinkled on. The steak was okay, the salmon was outstanding and perfectly cooked! I always worry going out that it will be overdone and dry but this was perfection!! The lobster rice was delicious. Lobster was over cooked but the rice was good. Glad we shared! Tiramisu and apple tart for dessert. Will definitely go again

Great coffee and freshly made orange juice. Nice selection of pastries. Free wifi. Very cozy…read moresetting.

I probably should've stuck with my guns. It was our last meal in Sitges before heading back to…read moreBarcelona, so we were looking to have a seaside breakfast for a culinary remembrance of this wonderful beach town. Honestly we would've been fine with bacon and eggs, but I was swayed by their more exotic menu items. But first, I have to mention the service. What service? Jamie W and I took a table in their patio where others were already dining. We were waiting for acknowledgment from one of the young staff members. In what felt like an interminable amount of time, I got up to see if we could receive some service. It looked like the staff was taking an extended break chatting with the aged owner. I had to ask for menus which I eventually had to pick up myself. I compounded this lapse by ordering one of their signature plates, the 16,5€ Peking Duck Waffle which sounds more interesting than the result. It wasn't really Peking duck but dried shards on top of an equally dry waffle presumably acting as the doppelgänger for the pancake. The saving grace was the fried egg sunnyside up (photo: https://yelp.to/8XD1hOLwMA). Jamie was wiser and ordered the 6,5€ Waffle Croissant which came with scrambled eggs and melted cheese (photo: https://yelp.to/bSnTjde8so). It ended up more like a frittata but at least it kinda worked. The service didn't improve much as our meal progressed, but at least the sea breezes and beach weather made us more forgiving. At least until I wrote this review recounting the entire episode. FOOD - 2.5 stars...kinda on the meh side AMBIANCE - 4 stars...the seaside view was quite pleasant SERVICE - 2 stars...not sure where they were TOTAL - 2 stars...honestly the net effect was disappointing RELATED - Exploring Barcelona and Sitges? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/4dTEx5T

Amazing food and ambiance! We had an amazing breakfast in…read moreour last night on the island. Nice views of the water, so serene and relaxing atmosphere!

Don't listen to old review, place is great. Had it 3 nights in a row. Only place I went back to…read moremultiple times.

It's been 24 hours since I've had a solid meal - whirlwind day of travel from Dallas to Barcelona…read moreto find out we're WAAAY outside the touristy area. Not a lot of options in this "locals" neighborhood. Our taxi driver recommended Las Delicias, which is your typical Spanish restaurant - which means about nothing vegan. Found this place next door and it was either this kebab/burger/pizza/falafel shop or the convenience store down the block Ordered three falafels and a plate of fries. My wife ordered the chicken plate. So here's the review - the falafel was filling. It included lettuce, tomato, green pepper, green olives, onions, carrot (?), and corn (??), but not much falafel. According to my wife, the chicken plate was "really bad, really dry, and had no flavor." Before and after pictures of her plate look identical. As I write this, Kebap Tast is not on Yelp, but I hope to get it out there - as a warning! Last year in Spain I had a marginally worse falafel in Zarautz at another restaurant not on Yelp. I regret to this day not taking the time to write a review. I think of all the needless suffering my oversight had caused and continues to cause. Never again! If for some reason you end up here for lunch or, heaven help you, dinner - you may want to check out the convenience store. In fairness, the fries here aren't terrible and the sods is cold. They also have beer, but - the convenience store....

This place should certainly get a Michelin star. The menu changes weekly depending upon what can…read morebe sourced locally. The many kinds of fish and shellfish are endless. The decision about what to eat was very difficult but I think we made the good choice. Started off with Oysters and a shellfish extravaganza. I had the cuddlefish/mussel/shrimp with linguini and my wife had the salted Icelandic cod fried then baked with white beans. Everything was delicious. Like the food, the wines are local Catalan or Spanish and excellent. Off the beaten path so don't worry about loud tourists, very romantic. And the owner is very attentive. Please go.

Such a Beautiful place with incredible food (like unreal how good) and the sweetest chef/staff. You…read morecan feel just how much love, care and respect goes into the ingredients selected and the preparation. It was a dream to dine here during our stay in Barcelona. We are truly thankful for the experience.