Restaurants in Barcelona in general Reviews

I completely agree with the previous review. The waiter was awfully rude, we didn't manage to get him to explain us what the food was (in any language). And once the plate served wasn't what we thought and wanted to change it, we had to fight for half an hour to give it back. The owner made a terrible scene screaming and in the end made a ...  Read the complete review

New Year's Eve Disaster - Advantages: near to our hotel - Disadvantages: expensive for new year, poor service, incredibly rushed

What a terrible place. Please don't waste your time here. It is in the Gothic Quarter and the service is dreadful (rude, not slow, in fact they wanted our money and us out of there asap). Terrible food, a salad made only of iceberg lettuce, 3 olives and a pre-war gherkin. Napkins only handed out begrudgingly, no toilet roll in the ...  Read the complete review

It's taken me a while to heed the advice, but dining pleasure in large, tourist-driven cities is more pleasurable if you are more courageous. So, if in Barcelona, avoid the Ramblas for eating (save it for strolling) and head out to Port Olimpic to try the splendid beach-front restaurant, Agua. The lovely decor (or beachfront terrace, depending ...  Read the complete review

Heading to Barcelona? Fearful of Tapas, things with tentacles and snippy waiters? Well fear not for here are three eating establishments, which will make any meal a treat or at least a hazy memory. We generally ate well during our weeklong stay but generally faired (fayred!) better at dinner rather than lunch. As you are no doubt aware ...  Read the complete review

Gaupatti Restaurant, Carrer dels Tellers (near Placa de Catalunya) My introduction to Barcelona was less than propitious. It was raining, hard, and the umbrella was still in London. Our shoes were soaked and my normally good sense of direction had gone on a walkabout. Our mood was slightly improved by the efficient welcome at the hotel, ...  Read the complete review