If I could give this place a zero star, I would. I consider my reviews honest and fair. My mom and I finished the Picasso museum with pouring rain, we wanted to grab lunch and avoid the rain. The place had great chalk boards with enticing menu items. The waiter (not sure if it was the owner) stuck us at a table right next to the bathroom, so whenever someone opened the door, we could smell the air freshener mixed in with urination and fecal matter. I asked to be moved since I spotted a tiny table for 4, he refused, and said we could wait for the other couple to leave the 2-people table, or wait by the door. The couple did not leave for another 30 minutes and my mom and I found another 2-people table by the entrance. To illustrate my frustration further, the table for 4 was empty during the entire time of our meal. We ordered lamb chop with grilled veggies, paella to share, and sangria. Sangria was watered down and lackluster. Although the spices were flavorful, the lamb chop was dry and tough. The grilled veggies were burnt. The paella was, the worst I've had. The rice was tough and chewy, so I asked the waitress to cook it further, and she said "paella is supposed to be chewy". So we ate more of it, but it was extremely salty that we couldn't taste anything else other than salt. The seafood used in the paella did not taste fresh and was not tender or juicy. So again, I told the waitress that the paella was very salty, her response was "oh where are you from? San Diego? people tend to like paellas differently depending on where you come from." I've had my fair share of homemade paellas cooked by Spanish friends, and made-to-order paellas in Spanish and Colombian restaurants. NO, it does NOT matter where I come from, I can distinguish between a good and bad paella dish. I did not order another paella in Barcelona during my trip. Sadly, this experience truly turned my Picasso trip sour. I just wanted to pay and get the hell out of there. The bill was not cheap either. 16 EUR for the paella, and 15 EUR for the lamb chop, and I can't remember how much the sangria cost, but it doesn't matter because I will NOT go back nor will I recommend this place to any travelers and waste their precious vacation time on this place. read more