This shop opened since their original location (Quilez Colmado…read morehttp://www.yelp.com/biz/qu%C3%ADlez-barcelona-3) is under renovation. We were unawares of this and had gone there looking for some gourmet snacks to bring home to relatives. The bottom floor holds the liquors while the upstairs holds the wines. Very large selection of liquors (even Japanese surprisingly). In a corner, in the back (on the bottom floor) there is a very small selection of cheeses & prosciutto if you have guests over and don't have time to make another stop to grab some snacks to go with your drinks. In the front by the cashier, there is also a small selection of cookies, biscuits, and canned goods (sardines, olives, etc). We bought 2 bottles of wine that were reasonably priced to make sangria and it turned out great! Definitely stop by if you need some wine/liquors.

Great selection of all types of liquor and wines at very reasonable prices. I was a little…read moreoverwhelmed at the selection but the employees made some great recommendations!!

There aren't enough words to describe how great the food was here and not expensive. My wife and I…read morehad 2 drinks each, 5 tapas and a dessert for 65 Euro. The service and environment were equally amazing. 100% I will eat here again!

Found this tapas place wandering in Montjuic. Super G + T selections. Great tapas; sirloin bits,…read morepork cheeks, bravas and tomato bread. Small, cosy; great service.

This is a wine library, a deli and a restaurant in one. The staff will pour samples of wine to find…read morethe right one to pair with your meal order. I asked for a manchego y iberico ham charcuterie that featured three varieties of the cheese. Paired with bread, butter and wine, its a perfect meal.

We enjoyed tapas in the downstairs "cave" paired with wine from their AMAZING wine shop next door…read more(I stopped in the wine store first to pick the wine. The selection is incredible). Food service was slow but we had plenty of time (drank two bottles of great Spanish wine). Great place to get meats, cheeses, bread, etc. if you want to have a picnic or something to snack on in your hotel.

I think this place is out of business. We tried to eat there and they were always closed, even…read morethough their hours said otherwise. As well, when we'd call the number, the automated message said it was an invalid number.

Wine flights in Barcelona! How cool is that! Excellent…read moreservice also. Loved their wine selection. Cheese, olives and baguette, all super tasty. Warehouse style deco fits perfect! Definitely I will come back. Service personal lady was extremely nice.

Nuria the proprietor is lovely and very helpful. We were looking for a Numanthia and she right away…read moreworked on securing a bottle. Service here is superior to Viniteca, eventhough the selection is not comparable. But you can always email them in advance if you are looking for something. She also recommended a great white that we enjoyed.

Lots of cool things but just as expensive as the US of A. Did have things you wouldn't see n Americaread more

I wanted a couple of bottles of local wines to take on a cruise…read more It's a small shop in the Gothic area of Barcelona. The older couple that ran it don't speak English, but we're very accommodating. He found us the perfect Spanish Asti Moscato, full of bubbles and the perfect sweetness for the hot summer days of Spain. The local red blend was robust with a slight dry finish that paired deliciously with beef dishes. Together they were under 20€. I love the price and taste of local finds. No parking near the shop. Easy walking from LaRambla or Gothic. They accept Visa tap.

We were hungry as we were leaving the Boqueria and I saw this wine shop that offered glasses of…read morewine for either 3 or 5 euros. Me: Let's get a glass One thing we've discovered is that almost every place we've had wine at, we have never been disappointed, even from the cheap happy hour wines. This is something places in the U.S. can learn from. We took our glasses and stood at this barrel. There were several in front and used as small tables. Me: I'll be back. I went to the bakery next door and bought a baguette. 80 cents. I then went back into the Boqueria and bought a wedge of brie cheese and two chicken empanadas. After I came back, we got another couple of glasses of wine and proceeded to enjoy a simple lunch. Lots of tourists roaming around, and a few stared at what we were doing. The only downside is that a couple of homeless people came by begging for money. A firm "NO" usually discourages them, and as long as you don't smile or look them in the eye, they'll go away. If you start saying, 'Oh, I'm sorry, I don't have any change," you're opening the door to a conversation. The partner does this and I just laugh because he just keeps telling them "no" in that polite way, and they won't leave. I miss Barcelona! (I'll be saying this about every town we were in)

Excellent selection of Spanish wines and a helpful staff who will help you choose a good wine…read moreyou're price range. Superior wine selection compared to other shops in El Raval or along La Rambla. El Celler operates two outlets at La Boqueria on the north and south sides of the market.

This cute little tapas place is lively. The service was wonderful- he was soooo busy but still took…read moresome time to chat with us. We ordered a ton of tapas and they were all delicious! We got smashed eggs with fois gras (second favorite), chorizo, iberico jamon, padrones, gambas (my favorite), fried artichokes, pulpo. The next time I'm in Barcelona, I will definitely be heading back here!