I was really looking forward to visiting this place with 4.5star on yelp. My husband and I had a…read morebit of hard time to find as we got lost on our scooter and the entrance of Can Cisa had a different name on it for some reason. I believe it said "Bar Brutal" and so did the menu. So I wasn't even sure if it was Can Cisa until I looked at the pictures on yelp. The food is great. No doubt about it. However the service was questionable. It took really long time until we were able to order for one. Then we were waiting another 20 min to get our bill....we finally decided to get up from our table and went up to the waitress to pay. Then she told us to wait at our table. One minus star.... I accidentally left my purse and walked out of the restaurant. But fortunately I noticed a minute later and walked back into the restaurant. The waitress we had saw me, took out my purse behind the bar counter and handed to me. I know it is my fault to leave my personal belongings, however I was standing right in front of the restaurant so she could have just followed me and gave it back to me. Instead she hoped that I wouldn't come back and she could keep my cash and credit cards??? I know it is Spain and all but this place is not cheap and has 4.5 star....something like this shouldn't happen. So for that, another star has to be taken off.

You cannot get a table here without a reservation. Unfortunately, the food and wine were…read moreunderwhelming and overpriced. This is a millennial hipster trap. You can get so much good food and wine in Barcelona for a much better deal. We ordered three dishes, one featuring crab, one lamb, and a veggie dish. The ingredients were certainly fresh, but very lackluster and simply prepared. Felt like they lacked a maturity of depth and preparation. For instance the veggie dish was just a medium-sized piece of grilled broccoli, some kale leaves, and a green sauce. The lamb was tender, but bland. Crab -- bland. There was no caramelization, not enough textures/flavors. Bread cost an extra 2.20 Euro.

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.

The menu was simple and straightforward, and the atmosphere was quaint and intimate. We stumbled…read moreupon this restaurant tucked away in an alley, and it was such a pleasant surprise. The food was delicious, beautifully presented, and very well prepared. They also had a great wine selection. Wonderful service

Amazing service. Fantastic wine. Wonderful Jamon. And the best bread I've had on this trip to Spain.read more

This unassuming Catalan restaurant wedged between multiple tapas bars is a surprising low key gem…read more Bit quirky menu printed on empty wine bottles actually delivers a consistently good if not great tasty experience with a decent wine selection to boot. Example Muga is €30. We tried everything from burrata tomato salad to salmon en papillote and duck confit. All were excellent and inexpensive. We ended up going back twice.

Absolutely fabulous food and the staff were so attending and friendly. Definitely try the duck…read moreconfit and enjoy what will be the best meal ever in Barcelona. We tried many 4.9 starred restaurants that could not compare.

Do not eat here!!!! The place was empty while all my the restaurants were full. We went because of…read morethe reviews. The service was awful and the staff was very rude. They stood and just stared at us as we ate. Never asking how the food was or to refill the wine. We felt very uncomfortable and was the worst experience of all the restaurants we ate during our trip thru Spain. Oh the food? Average at best. Definitely can find much better in the area.

We were taken there as part of a a "Secret Food Tour" of Barcelona…read more Obviously, the food tour people thought the place was good... or maybe it is on there list because they can quickly accommodate the food tour. Anyway, we had three dishes there (and a couple of bottles of wine)... the calamari, an octopus dish and the anchovies. If you've only had those nasty anchovies that you get on pizzas and many Caesar Salads, this is a good place to see what they really can be.

Great experience. Fantastic array of dishes with unconventional but tasty flavor pairings (eg raw…read moreprawns and cherries). Friendly and relaxed service, and you can finish the full menu in just over 2 hours so it won't break your back. Wine pairing is great as it's all Spanish/local (including a grape ale I really liked).

Came here a bit ago, and we're still talking about it whenever we think of Barcelona. Chef Artal's…read morecreations introduced us to a different take on Catalan cuisine and we are forever grateful. Each dish came with a detailed and thoughtful description card. Each dish was likewise crafted to perfection. The restaurant itself was spacious and unpretentious. Overall a wonderful experience.

Came in about 2 hours prior to closing so it was quiet. Despite that, it took about 5 mins to just…read moreget someone's attention to just sit at the bar. Once we were seated, no issues. Only decided to get drinks. There's an impressive array of taps all lined up (30 is what I remember counting) and I had high hopes when walking by and that caught my attention. Plenty of seating area at the bar and standing room as well. Unfortunately, half the taps were empty. Nonetheless, place is a nice bar to just get drinks.

A cool small place with lots of local craft beers on tap! The dining room is pretty small but they…read morehave a long bar to hang out and have a beer at. The food was quite spectacular. We had all tapas and every single dish was amazing! The mussels in the spicy tomato sauce was out of this world! The sauce has so much flavor, there wasn't enough to soak up with my bread. The sausage in beer sauce was pretty amazing too! Just thinking about the food makes my mouth water! The beer list is expansive and constantly rotating. If you don't know what to order, just ask for a sample! The server was very friendly and had some great recommendations. A great place to grab some food and beers! Check it!

Quality of food and service was excellent. I had the oxtail cannoli with potato foam, the ribeye…read morecooked rare, the flan-like custard with vanilla ice cream, and a decaf espresso. While pricey, the flavors are amazing

Fantastic reference from our tour guide from Barcelona Local Experiences. The food here was…read moredelicious and excellent. Atmosphere was perfect. Staff was so kind and helpful. We had the Cannelloni stuffed with oxtail beef and served with potato foam. It was probably one of the best things I have tasted in my life. The El Denito sandwich was the other item we really enjoyed very much. The Tempranillo was also superb. This is a must place to visit for tapas or full dinner.