Gee, I had no idea what Galician cuisine was before Jamie W. and I visited this restaurant on one…read moreof Sitges' quieter pedestrian walkways. We still don't know what it is, but it comes from the Atlantic side of Spain near Portugal where the Camino de Santiago ends. We liked it because it appeared to be a lot of comfort food stews and fresh produce plates. There was a table for two available, so we grabbed it. Our server first left us a complimentary plate of housemade potato chips with a couple of helpings of what tasted like a split pea soup (photo: https://yelp.to/w0ALQl83p2). We started our meal in earnest with the refreshing 15€ Mixed Salad Leaves with Goat Cheese, a good size platter of lettuce, hearts of palm, tomato wedges, radishes, and croutons decoratively laid out with a small round of goat cheese toasted on top (photo: https://yelp.to/_6ZmTYOszJ). Our first small plate of hot food was the luxuriant 13€ Foie Gras Ravioli with Truffle Sauce (photo: https://yelp.to/qyaG6QMi7y). Very silky in texture and a nice unctuousness to the liverish flavor. Jamie wanted something more familiar, so he selected the 12€ Chicken Wings in Soy Sauce and Honey on a Potatoes Nest (photo: https://yelp.to/Aq_233V5sy). The wings were really drumettes, and the nest was actually a side of fries, but Jamie was happy about his choice. Our last dish was the unexpected 18€ Pigs' Trotters Stuffed with Mushrooms, Aubergine and Parmetier Sea Cucumbers (photo: https://yelp.to/HtfAl_KwQJ). Not looking anything like Korean pig trotters, it tasted more like pot roast on a bed of creamy mashed potatoes. No complaints but quite different from the description. We ended our meal with their luscious 7€ Tirsmisu dusted with cocoa (photo: https://yelp.to/dqTIIefgFy). We could live in Galicia. FOOD - 5 stars...tasty comfort food presented with elegance AMBIANCE - 4 stars...reasonably spacious surrounded by a lot of locals SERVICE - 4.5 stars...efficient and cordial enough TOTAL - 5 stars...so this is Galician cuisine...good RELATED - Exploring Barcelona and Sitges? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/4dTEx5T

The food was excellent. Service was incredibly, they help me…read morechoosing all thevfabulises dishes we tried. Ambiance was I would said romantic.. I forgot to take pictures good was too good to waste time

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!

The name makes it sound like a government cafeteria, but it actually refers to a small town…read moresomewhere in Australia. I'm still not sure how that place pertains to Spain, but the cafe in Sitges is part of the Federal chain, one of seven in the country. Close to the beach, this bustling cafe was just across the street from our hotel, so it was easy to start our day here. Their "Earlier" menu was chock full of goodies from açaí bowls to breakfast plates to burgers. Jamie W had the 10,5€ Morning Vegan Burger, a Beyond Meat patty encased in a brioche bun with lettuce, tomato, Spanish onion, and chipotle aioli. It came with a side salad and a ramekin of sweet potato mash (photo: https://yelp.to/5aPDsfdKx3). The meat adjacent option always concerned me, but Jamie really liked it. The mash was quite delicious. I indulged myself and ordered the 8,9€ Fluffy Pancakes which was topped with banana, marscarpone, maple syrup, and hazelnut praline (photo: https://yelp.to/g7xNbWnFD4). Needless to say, it was a decadent, calorific delight. The 2€ Americano was the only response I had to the intense sugar rush (photo: https://yelp.to/kl7wONxiXG). FOOD - 4 stars...faux-burger and fluffy pancakes with extras AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...bustling spot SERVICE - 3.5 stars...rather harried and understaffed TOTAL - 4 stars...hey, it's better than Pic Nic for breakfast RELATED - Exploring Barcelona and Sitges? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/4dTEx5T

Went here on a Monday due to how busy it gets during the weekend. Service is still a little slow,…read moreeven when it's at 40% capacity, but staff is very friendly. The ambience is great, and the presentation of the food is really nice as well. Biggest issue was the taste, the pancakes tasted both a bit undercooked and tough at the same time. Eggs Benedict lacked a lot of flavor and the hollandaise sauce left a lot to be desired. The iced latte's however, were really good, and came served already iced, a rarity in Sitges.

La Fábrika de Sabores is one of my favorite restaurants in Sitges, and we try to go every year we…read morestay in Sitges. The dishes have heightened flavor profiles and beautifully plated, a foodie's gastronomic delight. The restaurant has a gorgeous contemporary vibe. The modern, colorful brushstroke portraiture paintings are stunning, and I still can't locate the artist. The restaurant is not very big so reservations are recommended. For a starter this time I tried Gazpacho de Sandía con tomato y pepino y ago y finagle y pan tostado, Watermelon Gazpacho with tomato, cucumber and garlic, and toasted bread. So refreshing and tasty! My entree was Corvina al Estilo Sicilana, a Sicilian-style sea bass that was perfectly cooked, moist and delicious. One friend enjoyed his Solomillo de Credo con Cebolla Caramelizada, a nice Pork Filet with carmelized onions. Two others shared Paella I Caldós, Seafood Paella. They loved it. We saw them preparing Arroz Caldoso de Bogavante con Langostinos. Seafood soupy lobster rice with prawns, squid and mussels that looked amazing. It went to another table but that's what I want next time! Owned and operated by a gay couple, they are present every evening whether hosting, helping with tables or bartending. La Fábrika temporarily closes in off-season, so check their website.

Great food and service! Really enjoyed the night with friends :-) the paella and lobster were…read moreanazing

We were the last customers of the night. The hostess was great. I wish I could remember her name…read more Our Spanish was okay and her English was okay. In the end we were all laughing and had a great time. The food was great. From the tomato bread to the paella was great. We loved the old world charm of this little gem. This restaurant isn't far from the metro station and was worth the trip. We will definitely be back if we travel to Terrassa!

our first day in Sitges and we stumbled on a great restaurant! We needed lunch after our flight…read morelanded and El Secreto was extremely accommodating for our large party of about 15 people! The have a great outdoor space to sit which was lovely. The servers were amazing and the food was delicious! The chorizo and morcilla were very yummy and the bread with olive oil was great. For my main, I got the milanesa and shared it with someone at the table which was perfect because it was huge! We all thoroughly enjoyed our meals and wish we had a chance to go back before we left Sitges.

The food was awesome! I ate the asada de tipas. It was more like a steak than ribs but nonetheless…read moredelicioso. I was with a rather large group but the bread was made fresh, service was impeccable and the wine very tasty. I would definitely come here again should I return to this town.

Jumped in here for a fast breakfast and the owner was great. With his help i put together some…read moreomelette with bread, bacon & cheese and got myself an espresso and orange juice. The orange juice was served with a bottle. All together for 8.50. The place has free wifi and is also serving pizza, tapas. Toast, sandwich etc. it's not exceptional but solid and the owner is taking good care of you.

I travel a lot...this was one of the worst hotels ever. But lets start with the good. The lobby is…read morenice and airy and sharp. The patio and bar on the 13th floor is very nice and has city and beach views (and the staff there is friendly). There's a breakfast that is ok too. But the bad goes on and on. Only one plug outlet in my room worked. My card quit working after the first day. The bathroom (while spacious) is just kinda uncomfortable. The AC didn't work well in the room. The window is tiny and there's not a lot of light. The doors on the floor look scratched up if not broken. The lights in the corridors didn't work all the time. My colleague's room had a window that was leaking when it rained...took a while to 'debug' and move her to another room. It was all and all just an exhausting hotel where I never felt comfortable or had a good rest. I asked the management staff if they were going to update the hotel as it just moved owners...they said no. Just don't stay here. Any other hotel around the forum would be a better choice.

Great property. I arrived after midnight and 3 people were at the desk. I was impressed, usually…read morethere is only 1 person that time of the early AM. Property is across the street from a mall, BONUS! Checkout the rooftop lounge. The breakfast was good. Great mixture of all culture's breakfast feasts. The interior lighting is on motion detectors late night so just keep walking lol. Suites were MASSIVE!