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.

Food + Service + Ambiance =…read more This was very near our hotel and rated high, so we walked over with no rsvp on a Tuesday evening and had the most incredible experience. Attentive proprietors and staff, delicious tapas, and the coziest, warmest environment. If a restaurant could give you a hug, this is what it would feel like.

We happened to rent an AirBnB apartment a couple of doors down, so we stopped by here one night for…read moredinner. Oh my! We are so happy we did! We started with a selection of olives, and I swear those are the most beautiful tasting olives I have ever eaten! So flavorful -- almost fruity, yet briny, succulent and hard to put into words how delicious they were -- I couldn't stop eating them! We also ordered the Spicy Chorizos, the "Coca Sepulveda" (Tuna with accoutrements), the Salad Mezclum of the House, Clams witrh white beans, and a couple of orders of the Coca Bread with Tomato. All of it was superb, and we enjoyed it with a bottle of Spanish white wine that our server recommended. Was a gorgeous, leisurely dinner that ended a fine day of touring a fine city!

Really excellent service and delicious food. Very knowledgeable about pairings. We loved the…read moreplatings and vibe.

Vivian provided a great wine tasting experience. We tasted four different wine from different…read moreregions of Spain. Vivian gave a great presentation and provided information about the wine. I would recommend visiting for anyone who is starting to learn about wine to the most experienced.

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!!

Great selection of tapas located in the hipster part of Gracia. They have door signage that…read morewelcomes furry little dogs and were all smiles when we walked in. Dog friendly is becoming harder to find in Barcelona.. We had many different plates of pinchos, salads, canned shellfish, etc.... it was all good and thoroughly enjoyed the variety. I like to mix it up a bit and their menu had plenty of choices. Service was outstanding. Our canas never went empty and dishes were served amazingly quick. I would definitely be back when in the neighborhood. Surprisingly affordable, warm ambience, and great food. Thumbs up!

Great selection of drinks, creative and delicious tapas. The servers are friendly, location is…read moregood, and it has a little library in the back with books in (mainly) Catalá!

lovely people own this place great food…read moreawesome wine store at first i was a little reticent about stopping in becasue it looked as if it was under construction but so glad they talked us into going in it was their second day in their new location as it turns out we were the only people there at the time so it was a nice break from being surrounded by other tourists

This restaurant seems to be run by mother and daughter. Their service is excellent!! Food is very…read moregood and they have a large selection of Catalonian wines and liquors for sale (I bought a bottle of liquor for my husband).

Pretty good Catalonian food overall. Our favorite is the cannelloni au gratin. It basically has…read moremeat soaked in cream sauce with melted cheese on top. The noodle is also pretty interesting. I hate their bread with tomatoes lol. We need to peel garlic and smash the tomatoes, but like how can you eat a whole garlic like that?! We don't like their dessert as well. The burnt sugar is weirdly thick and the custard below I just don't like its taste.

This is a tourist restaurant. As the food is only so so. The dish is very salty and the paella…read morecould be more flavorful. What bothered me the most is how the waiters always jump down the ramp to the kitchen located in the lower floor. He was so energetic in his jumps, it made such loud noise in the dining area. It requires professionalism to demonstrate consideration to the guests.

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.