This restaurant impressed us so much that we actually went back our last day in Barcelona to enjoy…read morethe food and drinks again. What impressed us the most was their attention to detail with the food and drinks. The bartender was phenomenal and watching him make drinks was like an art show. I would highly recommend coming and enjoying what they have to offer. Our favorite dishes were the croquettes, jamón, and patatas bravas, but honestly, they were all delicious!

Enjoyed some delicious wine- we tried the L 'Univers 2015 and the Parvus Syrah 2014. What a great…read moreplace to stop and take a load off your feet. The wine bar is classy, clean and the staff is very friendly.

Located in the La Ribera neighborhood, Tapeo was a Yelp find. Smaller and cozy with a few Bar…read moreseats and some high top tables. Also, a small area for bigger groups in the back. We grabbed the only table open when we arrived at 1 on a Monday afternoon. We saw a Cava Sangria (a first) and had to try-light and delicious! They also had Majou Beer (from Malaga) on draft which is hard to find outside of Malaga so had to have one. We ordered a couple of starters and a couple of what I'd say were bigger plates. The pork belly marinated in lime was tasty but the fresh Mackerel stole the show! The Truffled eggs with foie and mushrooms was finished table-side and was amazing. We missed that the Cuttlefish had squid ink-no matter, so light and exquisite-only complaint would be to have more cuttlefish. Service was engaged and friendly from start to finish. Tapeo reminds me of some of the regional restaurants where you want to try the entire menu at once cause it all looks so good. Tapeo is now on the list of "must stops" when in Barcelona!

Great staff, food delicious and came out quick…read more Made a pit stop here coming back from Park Güell. The service was great and attentive, they poured be a draft Alhambra beer which tasted great. I got the Bombeta Bombeta de la Barceloneta which was fresh and delicious, highly recommend.

Classic Bodega. Owner is the chef and bartender. Tasty tapas accompanied by delightful wines and…read moreCava. If your looking for true to form Barca Tapas, this is the spot. No photos allowed, I love it! Go there, see it and enjoy.

What a find! Wanted to go somewhere quiet for my bday and this place fit the bill. Lovely, quiet…read morestreet, excellent fuet and pa amb tomàquet. Just perfect!

Great tapas restaurant with a good variety of delicious dishes. Highly recommended! Friendly…read moreservice and a nice spacious interior.

You know it's a solid spot when the locals are here in force, not just the tourists, and they are…read more All staples here are solid, particularly their croquettes, their grilled artichoke hearts with romanesco sauce, papas bravas and the wine selection. While the front of the restaurant offers a small tapas and drinks on stools with barrel tables experience, the locals instead populate the outdoor side area (interior to the restaurant) and the larger back area (larger than it looks from the street) where they order larger meals, including baked pasta dishes. Many of the dishes served in the back are family style & intended to be shared. This is a good El Born/La Ribera neighborhood staple.

One of the best spots in Barcelona to enjoy a glass (or bottle) of wine and tapas…read more Their wine list is enormous, yet thoughtful, and I'd say reasonably priced for on-site consumption. I had a stunning bottle of white Rioja during my visit. The tapas are delicious and measure up to some of the more famous tapas places in town. Service is friendly but sometimes a bit chaotic -- there's a lot going on between the small interior and the large patio. Speaking of the patio, the views of the Basilica de Santa Maria Del Mar are top-notch. Vibe is pretty chill.

La Vinya provided us our best meal out of many many good meals in the five days we spent in…read moreBarcelona. It sits across the street from the beautiful Santa Maria church. It is everything one could want in a tapas bar. The waitress was accommodating and super friendly. She guided us to several wonderful bottles of Spanish wine, both red and white. This area has a lot of wonderful places to eat but we enjoyed the two meals that we ate here more than anywhere else. Looking forward to returning next time we're in Barcelona.

Permanently closed. Looked like a good menu but we walked…read moreto find it and it is no longer.

I came across this gem after a stroll in the neighborhood. I adore everything about this place. I…read moreappreciate the atmosphere and it has a friendly staff that is passionate about wine and supporters of the local community. It was also a hot day and the cava rosé made my afternoon. Though I don't think it is possible to go wrong with any of the brunch wine pairing! They all look amazing and I can't wait to come back and try a new pairing. Lastly, I am usually more of an introvert in a public place, but I was fascinated by the origin story of La Catalista. If you get a moment to talk to the owner, do it! There are life lessons that are as inspiring as the wine.

First time Barcelona, we're walking to our dinner reservations and bam there right on the left is…read morebeautiful but to see string lights on the ceiling nice lamps hanging down, beautiful on and brick and dark burgundy color inside amazing amazing restaurant. We sit down where the focaccia we ordered the Caprese and we ordered a bottle of wine as well as a tiramisu margarita and oh my God I will tell you it was absolutely amazing. Service was a little bit slow so that's what the four star but the server was very nice. Very beautiful and the atmosphere is unbeatable great place I would say 8.5 out of 10 only thing that messed up was a little bit slow service place would recommend.

The food was ok, not great. The service and ambiance was good. We started with tomato bread &…read moreolives and a bottle of wine. Olives weren't the best quality. The tomato bread was a bit bland. Hubs ordered pasta carbonara and was happy with his. I ordered seafood paella and it was ok but not the best paella I've ever had.

This is definitely a locals spot. We popped in for one of the stops on a Barcelona food tour. It…read morewas totally worth the stop. Apparently, Anthony Bourdain also came here? You can get wine in like a kettle and hang around outside on account that there isn't much room inside. But everything we had plus the wine was absolutly delicious. I loved the sausage pintxo and the fried anchovies. Definitely a must stop in at the Gothic Quarter.

Just a quick tapa and drink. A one man show he does one thing and does it really well. Fried…read moresardines. Salty a little fishy but great. A small glass of wine from the barrel and on with the rest of your day!

We were walking around the neighborhood looking for a place to get a few drinks and tapas on a…read moresaturday night and came across this place. Let me start by saying that the ambience of this bar is amazing - super cozy and relaxed, high ceilings with very stylish decor. Service - prompt & friendly Drinks - They dont have a lot of cocktails but a few that we tried were good and the cava and wine selection is great! Food - We tried the beef cheeks and the fried chorrizo - Delicious! Definitely recommend for a saturday night hangout with friends and even for a romantic date (I was on one! :)) Not too noisy or loud so you can enjoy your drink and food with some good conversations!

Nice place to meet some friends either for a drink or to eat!!! Good food and excellent wine!!…read moreBesides service there is spotless!!

our last stop on our front tour to this establishment. Here, we shared desserts. We had a cream…read moreBrulé type of dessert. A black chocolate mousse that was phenomenal. But the icing on the cake was the fig ice cream in a homemade waffle bowl and some fig compote. the ice cream and the fig compote were phenomenal! We also had a bottle of cava. This is the first Cava we have had in Spain, and I am already a fan! Service was friendly and attentive.

Had to come here last minute due to other reservations falling through. We were seated quickly and…read morethe staff were friendly and professional. The restaurant itself had a decent decor and a relaxed undertone. The food was meh. We ordered a bunch of different tapas and they weren't bad but weren't amazing either. Flavor was decent, portions were decent but again nothing that made me really say, "this is really good" or "I'm gonna be back". Overall solid 3 stars.