Beautiful beachfront views and a great atmosphere, but unfortunately the service really brought the…read moreexperience down. Our server was missing for most of the dinner and we constantly had to ask other staff for help. We even had to cancel a few drinks because they were taking so long to come out. The food was decent, but nothing memorable enough to make up for the experience. Overall, not a place I'd go back to.

The part of the restaurant on the beach looks really nice but since we didn't have reservations we…read moreweren't allowed to sit out there, which seems like a weird rule but alright. The food was somewhat hit or miss, but I particularly enjoyed the croquetas and the bomba.

Another amazing and romantic meal. This restaurant starts at an alley and offers outdoor seating…read morealong the narrow alley, but also has indoor seating with dual stall restrooms each with their own sink. It's an Italian restaurant but serves paella. The Iberian Ham was so fresh and full of flavor, as was the manchego cheese. But the best part of the meal was the 40 day aged 8 ounce bone-in Black Angus steak with a side of fries. Both were perfect as served with no need for anything added, not salt, sauce, or ketchup. And to end the meal, the Catalan Cream, which is the areas version of Cream Brulee. We hope to come back for another memorable meal.

Incredible experience! The place looks a lot larger once you go inside. My wife and I ordered their…read morepatatas bravas, jamon iberico, and queso manchego as starters and they also provided some olives. I loved them all, particularly the manchego which they garnished with pecans and raisins. For my entree, I got the paella senorito. It was delicious and I loved how they cooked the rice. For dessert, my wife and I shared a crema catalana. They had burnt the sugar well and the ratio of sugar to the cream underneath was perfect. For drinks, I got an aperol spritz and a vermouth negro. I was a huge fan of both. Portion sizes were pretty generous and the service was quick and attentive. Great place to check out if you're in the Gothic quarter!

Came for dinner while here for 2 nights. Wanted a really delish and authentic paella from…read moreBarcelona. The ambience of the restaurant was great, and the paella was good-not amazing for 2 foodies on the hunt for really great food We ordered the paella and were significantly upsold on upgrading the seafood. The seafood was tasty but sparse and really cant say it left wither of us feeling fulfilled in our search. We went from $60 euros to $120 and still had 90% rice with a very small amount of small seafood pieces. The mussels marinara appetizer was the best part and we enjoyed sitting facing the ocean. Would give this 3.5 if I could but couldnt stretch to 4.

I thought this place would be great since it has outdoor seating with heaters right next to the…read morebeach! It ended up being so overpriced! Their "market seafood" paella came with two prawns and six clams and they quoted almost 100€. I attached the receipt because I honestly couldn't believe it!!! This is for TWO people... I ended up getting the Senyoret rice, which they described as having "socarrat", that had "crispy bottom". As you can see in the photo, it was nowhere near crispy. For two people it came out to 52€, and it just wasn't worth it. The fish was overcooked, too. The cocktails had barely any alcohol, which was disappointing. We switched to a bottle of wine. One waiter was pretty dismissive and didn't bother giving any recommendations. Another server from Argentina was actually very kind and helpful. Overall I wouldn't recommend this place and I definitely wouldn't go back.

We had a nice family dinner. Views are great, we got a good table. Food was great overall. The…read moregrilled mussels were amazing. Paellas were great, we tried: seafood, mushroom and chicken. All great and very generous portions (go hungry or share). Drinks were great too. High chair was available for our child. Overall we had a memorable family dinner and I highly recommend this place. It is a little on the pricy side, but worth a shot.

It's authentic Spanish beach-front restaurant with great selection of veggie, seafood, paella,…read moremeaty cuisines. Full bar with good range of drinks and cocktails. Great quick responsive service with welcoming waiters. Indoor and outdoor seatings. Great for any size of party. Parking might be a bit challenge with paid street parking. Flat entry and wide tables good for accessibility.

Touristy place in gothic quarter but came as recommendation from our tattoo artist :)…read more They have a giant menu- something for everyone in my opinion. Good prices. Indoor and outdoor seating. Service was a bit slow but friendly. It was a hot day so there were gnats. And there were kids outside who kept chasing birds. Those were only annoyances :) I enjoyed the gazpacho and chicken croquettes. My friend got fried fish which came with potatoes. We shared a liter of sangria. Would recommend!

The Les Quinze Nits is a busy well known eatery in the Placa Reial within the Gothic Quarter…read more This ritsy restaurant has a private room in the back just past the bar where we dined for an hour tasting several traditional spanish dishes including Squid Ink Negro Arroz, Fried Aubergine with Chili Sauce and lots of wine. The covered outside patio was the perfect romantic setting providing the option of watching tourists gawking at the open square.

Overpriced and the most disliked meal we had in Barcelona…read more First we were seated outside (we weren't asked a preference for outside or inside dining) and then charged 10% for sitting outside. Seafood skewers we're new to the menu and at €6 each, we're quite expensive, although the tastiest item on the menu. Croquettes we're awful. 1 bite and we couldn't finish them. It was like eating black paste. Tomato baguette was literally tomato juice soaked bread. Seafood paella was flavorless. We ordered for 2 since that was the minimum. And ate a little over 1/2 with 3 people. Super disappointed.

We wanted to have paella and the hotel recommended this place. It was the worst meal and value we…read morehave had on our trip to Portugal and Spain. The waiter was very nice and helpful but we had no idea that the black rice paella he suggested was €70 each. The seafood in it was overcooked and the shrimp were the skinniest I have ever seen. We also ordered the sangria and were ripped off again at €45 for a pitcher which used a €3 wine and frozen mushy strawberries. We sat inside - it is very small and were originally offered a place near the bathroom which we declined. Give this place a wide berth!

***CLOSED PERMANENTLY***…read more We walked down here and it was all boarded up. Hotel next door confirmed it has closed forever.

The vibe of this restaurant is trendy and also low key. They have a great ambience and their music…read moreselection was on point. I feel in love the first time in the place. They also have some unusual takes on favorites. I love pizza and am always looking to try new things. On my recent trip to Barcelona, I stopped at this hotel. I found a pizza that is now a new top 5. Quatro formaggio with walnuts. It's so simple but somehow it was transformative with walnuts. I loved it so much I went back multiple times

super good tapas ! I only took a pic of our drinks, but the menu has pictures so it was really easy…read moreto decide what we wanted. we all loved our food and it's a good tourist spot. Good inside and outside seating, great service

Honestly not bad. Fast service and reasonably priced stuff. I liked the Sangria too!!!read more