Looking for a friendly tapas bar near our hotel; so glad we stumbled into La Guapa!…read moreFriendly service and tasty food... definitely have the sangria!

Stopped in Sunday for lunch. Kept it simple with a tomato and tuna salad. Came with pickled onion…read moreavocado tuna and plenty of tomato's. Finished with salt and olive oil. So fresh, so light and so tasty. Perfect amount to eat when paired with some tomato bread. Highly recommend this place.

So I needed to bump my rating up to 5. While I still haven't eaten a meal here yet, the little…read morepicas we've ordered have all been excellent: notably the pan con tomate which was properly seasoned with the right amount of salt. I love their vermut and the service is always friendly (but maybe that's because they all know me by now). This is my happy place.

From the owner: The funniest "Vermouth-Bar" in Barcelona city! Would you…read morehave a vermouth, tasting some delicious tapas in a funny atmosphere? Come on! Discovering "Vermut Perez" a fashion and gastronomic tapas bar in the high side of the City. Upon entering, you will lqlrealize that you are in a very special place. They will receive you with generous smiles. Each element seems to have been carefully located to reflects the Perez's eclectic past. Menu card- Cocktails and wines. Reasonable price.

Really cute spot to stop by for a casual beer or cava with some tapas and people watch! The toasts…read moreare excellent, and the prices are crazy low. We had a nice break from the hustle and bustle with the anchovie toast and a drink or two.

Small portions but everything tasted good. Highly recommend. Had papas Brava, pulpito, bomba,…read moresmoked salmon with guacamole.

Best tapas I've ever had! Stopped by here by myself after seeing TikToks. I recommend making a…read morereservation bc there will be a que. Got here around 14:00 and had to wait a little while to be seated, but it was worth it. Tried a few things, but the ceviche was my favorite! The workers are also friendly. I would come here again.

Cool little place for tapas. We had the La Pepita which was steak with bashed potatoes, deep fried…read moreeggplant, calamari with Kim chi sauce, pan con tomato, and a much needed green salad! Service was excellent even though they were super busy even at opening time at 1:00p. Reservations highly recommended!

Our first day in Barcelona and we chose Bodega 1900 for dinner well in advance. My friend…read morerecommended this place to me for dinner and it didn't disappoint! Make a reservation beforehand, maybe even a month in advance, they are a popular restaurant and will get booked. We were quickly seated by the friendly waitress who explained to us the option of picking the tasting menu. We would set a price that we were willing to spend for dinner per person and the restaurant will provide us with tapas that equals up to the price. We decided on 70 euro each which gave us a grand total of around 15 tapa dishes. This was a lot of food and you bet we were stuffed by the end of the meal! Everything was so delicious, the meat and seafood were all excellent quality. Standout tapas include the sea urchin, grilled razor clams, Russian salad, Iberian ham, tomato bread, foie gras, pork jowl sandwiches and mackerel. Overall, it was an amazing start to our stay in Barcelona and a definite food highlight. If you're willing to shell out on some cash (and why not, you're on a vacation!), I highly recommend Bodega 1900 for a great dinner experience.

This was our first stop in Barcelona and I was excited to try some gastronomic tapas for my first…read moremeal here. We wanted to try a bit of everything, so we went with the tasting menu. Our budget was around 50 euros and we got 16 dishes. It was definitely plentiful enough for us, but we enjoyed every bite. The seafood was fresh and everything was flavorful and balanced. They use high quality and local ingredients here. I loved how they incorporated olive oil and sea salt in most dishes. My favorites were the Spanish sea urchin, foie gras, Iberian loin, smoked mackerel, prawns, razor clams, and fried seabass. Service was great and we had such an enjoyable experience here. It set the bar high for the rest of our trip. Be sure to try the vermouth! It is so smooth and refreshing.

This place was terrific. Just go! It is not elegant, but is…read morevery nice. When I arrived at 9:30 pm on a Wednesday night, the restaurant was full and there were about 15 people waiting outside. They were able to seat everyone within about 15 minutes though. I came in as a solo and sat at the bar next to another solo. By the time I left an hour later, there was plenty of room in the restaurant. That's not because they rush you out, but because the food (tapas primarily) comes out quickly, and the staff is very attentive and friendly. The food was very good. I had an asparagus, mushroom, and Iberian ham dish that was delightful. I also had a cheese plate (which was more expensive than most of the things on the menu ... but was worth it - large portions of very good cheeses). I am not a food snob, but am particular. What I had was great, and from my position at the bar I could see two of the grills where meats, shrimp, and vegetables were being cooked-up and they all looked very good. I am a bit of a snob about wine. If I were there for a bottle, they had a decent selection. But just by the glass, they had white (regular and special) and red (regular and special) -- each a bottle chosen to feature that week. I was not expecting much, but for the "special" red I asked for, I was given the choice of more fruity or more bold and, having chosen the 'bold" was poured a nice Spanish red. It was very good for the tapas meal that evening, for about 3.50 Euros. Went well with the meal choices, as the server assured me when I requested it. It is a place for friends -- or solo -- but definitely a place to relax and enjoy a nice, casual meal. I'd definitely bring friends or work colleagues next time I am in town.

This is for the MADRID location which doesn't seem to be on Yelp…read more Industrial-cool setting with a lively vibe. Vinitus has a wide selection of tapas that are reasonably priced, which makes it a great spot to try a variety of dishes without breaking the bank. There's about a one-and-a-half hour limit per table, but the service is efficient and the pace works well for a tapas-style meal. It's also super convenient, only about a five-minute walk from our hotel. My favorites were the Spanish omelette, acorn fed Iberian Ham, and the croquetas with Iberian ham and chicken. Definitely save room for dessert as the cheesecake and the crème brûlée were a perfect way to end the meal. They also offer a good selection of beer and wine.

First meal of our trip was at Morro Fi. They make their own vermut…read more We dropped in on a Sunday afternoon (3:30pm). The place has 9-10 seats inside along with two tables on the sidewalk. The main worker spoke English and let us know what food was available to order. Music was fun and funky. They sell homemade vermut, cava brut nature, chips, olives, piparres and salsa vermella. Should have bought their olives (2,70 € for 150g) to go! - Vermut (2,60 €) - smooth with the slightest medicinal note. Really liked it. Came with a delicious olive. - Vermut reserva (3,80 €) - more depth and flavour compared to the regular vermut. Try both to see the difference. - Carxofa (2,40 €) - artichokes with sundries tomatoes and black olives. Decent. - 2x Pintxo seito (2,00 € each) - anchovies with olives. Fantastic. - 1/2 Calamar/ventresca (3,90 €) - squid with olives and piparres. Was surprised this was only a half portion. Squid had a firm, pleasant texture. - Patates gruixudes (2,90 €) - homemade chips. They added some of their salsa vermella, which soggied up the chips. Would ask for it without. - Cured tuna (7,80 €) - came with almonds. Never have tried tuna this way. Interesting texture. This portion was more than enough. Our favourite meal in Barcelona.

Come here if you want to mingle with the local vibe. Very…read moregood house vermouth and I brought two bottle back with me to New York! Their bites are great too!

Talk about delicious! This was my first meal during my trip to Barcelona and it did not disappoint…read more Wine and tapas, Bae! Because you know you gotta get some of that when you're in Spain. I'm here to tell you that the tapas were tapa-ing hardcore. They were simply scrumptious! Saw this place during my walk down Rambla de Catalunya. It's perfectly tucked right in the heart of the busy street, and they have a lovely patio area that's right in the thick of it all. Unfortunately, the patio was full and busy, so I opted for a table inside. Definitely wasn't a bad choice. Their interior is so cute and cozy! The Spanish bodega vibes were swarming all over the place. I just loved it. I've learned that the service element in Spain is generally very different from the US. In saying this; don't expect to be wowed by the service here. But the tapas are truly scrumptious! I enjoyed the followed tapas: Grilled prawns - Geeeezuuus! These were mouthwatering! I grew up eating prawns without the heads and skins on, but now I understand why they keep them on here. The prawn heads preserve all of the juiciness and flavors. These were cooked and seasoned perfectly and I could not get enough. Fried potatoes - Amazing! I've had these at Spanish restaurants in the US, but there really IS a difference in the way that they're prepared here. The crispiness is just delightful, but it's the sauces that really did it for me. Not sure what kind of sauces were used (one red and one white) but they added a beautiful taste to these already yummy potatoes. Meat croquettes - Scrumptious! These croquettes have a mix of minced meats inside that are so tender and flavorful. And the breading is absolutely perfect. They paired perfectly with my wine too. Speaking of wine; the Spanish red wine that I had was dynamite! Can't comment on the specific varietal but it was so smooth and silky. I meeeaan... dinner was delicious!!! They set the bar pretty high for the restaurants that followed. Although the service wasn't the best, the wine and tapas most certainly impressed. I'd come back for more of those tasty tapas any day.

Stop for apertivo.. very busy couldn't sit outdoors . Understandable the outdoor patio is a very…read morenice area to sit people watch and enjoy the day with tapas and wine. We sat inside at a cozy table for two surrounded by walls with olive oils, wines, vermouth, pickles and other wonderful things. A small bar with room for 4- 6 to cozy up. Great menu with a pre fixed daily menu of tapas. We had beer and the house wine. Everything we ordered was very good and served as described! The wait staff were great. They were pleasant and efficient despite the crowd. It's a comfortable laid back venuWe loved the atmosphere of this small tucked in tapas bar in the beautiful city of Barcelona.

During our three days in Barcelona, Cervecería Ciudad Condal was the very first tapas restaurant we…read morevisited -- and it turned out to be the absolute best! Our server, Amaya, was funny, knowledgeable, and incredibly attentive. He took great care of us, and every single recommendation he made was delicious. I wish I knew all the Spanish names of the dishes because everything was amazing. The highlights for us were the Bacalao -- so tender and full of flavor -- and honestly the best octopus I've ever had in my life. We also loved the soft steak with duck liver served on a slice of French baguette, the shrimp skewers, patatas, and the Spanish ham with tomato toasts. Every dish was unforgettable. On top of the incredible food, the restaurant itself has such an elegant atmosphere with beautiful décor that made the whole dining experience even more special. Highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Barcelona!

Went bcuz of Yelp reviews. Super cool ambiance and all the food was yummy! Yelp wins again, thx…read moreguys!