Authentic tapas bar with loads of things to look at and discuss...the walls and shelves are packed…read morewith all sorts of found objects. It was a Sunday when we visited, a number of places were closed, but this place was welcoming. The tapas were closer to a 3-star rating, nothing we ordered knocked my socks off, toasted bread and ham, or sausage. Good but not memorable. The sangria was simply fantastic and the hit of the visit...we enjoyed an abundant amount of sangria which was served in great ceramic pitchers (Mark K. You could make these on your potters wheel!) Lots of shopping around, but again it was Sunday so we didn't get to enjoy many of the shops.

What a great find! We were in Barcelona for a few days and were looking for Vermuth. I read some…read morereviews on here and decided to try it out........ perfect decision. Not only was the Vermuth excellent, we also tried the Chorizo a la Sidra and it did not disappoint. I would totally recommend this place. Staff was friendly and quick to accommodate. I'm a little rusty on my spanish but they were very understanding. I can't wait to go back.

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.

A must go in Barcelona! Amazing food and great atmosphere. I come here every time I'm in the city.read more

Some meals stay with you forever, and this was one of them…read more The food here was, without question, some of the best I've ever had. The foie gras was absolutely unforgettable--rich, delicate, and simply to die for. The sangria was equally exceptional, fresh, balanced, and dangerously delicious. But what makes this place truly special is something that can't be captured on a menu. The atmosphere, the warmth, the way time seems to slow down... words simply can't do it justice. If you're visiting Barcelona, don't just come here for dinner. Come here to fall in love with the food, the city, the moment, or maybe even someone sitting across the table. An experience I'll never forget.

Not my kind of flavors. Went here on a food tour and got items like cured salmon which was probably…read morethe saltiest thing I've ever ate in my entire life aside from upchucking ocean water. The vermut was pretty good (and I don't like alcohol) and the tortilla espanola was fine -- it's just eggs and potatoes.

Staff and food were amazing- was quite busy and now I know why - a must if you are in the area!read more

This was one of the Tapas bar on our activity lists just for drinks. It's my first Spanish…read moreVermouth, it wasn't what I expected and we loved it, it's definitely not the same as the Italian vermouth as most people would think, it's a sipper and a couple of these day drinking will definitely sneak up on you. Think of it as a stronger Sangria taste but better, it was busy and service was good but because we're with the Tour guide, maybe it's a little different or not.

We stopped in based on a recommendation from some of the staff at Dr Starvinksy's. We immediately…read moreloved the place--very cozy, inviting and intimate. We had a copa de vino rioja, vermut, fried calamari y croquetas. Everything was muy delicioso! We liked it so much we stopped back by a couple of days later for more wine. Our server the 2nd time around even took time to draw a picture of us :)

While in Barcelona we had a food tour that took us to Bodega Cala Del Vermut which was a really…read moreunique experience. They have been family owned and operated for decades! They make their own items among the classical vermouth and cured anchovies (we had the 3yr aged) which were packed with flavor. We also tried a non-alcoholic drink called bitter Kas that was truly a fun experience and went well with the other items we had. It looks small from the front but has a nice large decorated seating area just past the counter. The owner is a very nice guy and welcomed us to try anything he had. So glad we visited this Bodega full of history and many stories.

This was our very first stop while taking the "The Barcelona Taste" tapas tour. Never trying Sweet…read moreVermut (vermouth) before, I was quite reluctant to try it knowing how Dry Vermouth taste. Our trusted tapas tour guide, Joe insisted it tasted nothing like Dry Vermouth. So first sip, Bam! Excellent! We love Sweet Vermut! Cala del Vermut makes their own Sweet Vermut and has it on tap. It's a very tiny, family operated restaurant that seats about eight. The tapas dishes we tried here were good, but the real winner was definitely the Sweet Vermut. I highly recommend it.

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.

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!

Food was delicious! Great for sample plates (aka tapas) and trying variety! Service was on par and…read morereadily available if I had any questions. Loud because it's near a Main Street but great for pictures nonetheless

The service here is excellent! Our large group of 10 was handled with extra care, and without a…read morereservation! I asked about something that was not on their menu, and they had the chef make it for us anyway--sliced tomatoes with olive oil and pulpos with garlic and olive oil instead of the tomato base sauce it normally comes with. Literally everything we ordered was fantastic. If you think I'm being biased because we were treated very well and our party had a wonderful time, then go ahead and call it bias. But the fact that we walked away happy, satisfied, and will have long-lasting memories at this place, then they succeeded! Restaurants are not strictly about the food. It's the entire experience. My family and friends will recommend this place to anyone going to Barcelona.