Companyia d'Alella, Celler i Taverna

A great place to have some drinks before or after a wine tasting. The food options are super reasonable and all very tasty. Highly recommend the anchovies and montaditos.

Not that far from the city in a beautiful village. Great cold cuts, cheese and wine from the area! If you don't want a turistic place is a great option. Raventós de Alella pansa blanca( native grape) it's worthy to try. The bottle of Vermouth it's only 10€.

Love this place. Very local, very authentic. But you should definitely NOT go here and make it too touristy! Keep it local. Speak Spanish or better yet Catalan. Have a cava, beer or local Vermut and some tapas.

Nice place to stop for sth to drink. Wide variety of tapas.

Wide variety of products, especially local food. Atmosphere was great. I enjoyed the wine selection. Anchovies were not good. There is a winery shop and a bar. A good opportunity to try Alella wine. The place is well located in beautiful surroundings.

What a place! Makes me home sick every time I’m away for too long! Town is cute as it couldn’t be... and place is just cool made simple! Great sliced meats, local products and house wine from the original lands of Alella & Maresme. Wine shop adjacent to the bar side. Social meeting point for locals, surrounding towns and those who locals feel proud to show the place to! Staff is always so kind, all sort of public is common. Busy in weekends on a sunny noon, summer and winter. Is perfect for an aperitivo, and right next to it on a walking distance there are few well known local restaurants to end the day in! About the wine shop, is a celar, where they sell barrel wines and also the fine spanish and Catalan wines selection that they have. If you’re not Too clever about wining, ask at the guys, they’ll be able to hint you with the right one for your paladar! Well I bet anyone can guess now that I love the place... always great food and shared memories of kinda home! Don’t miss it! BTW, check online since there’s some public local events throughout the year in that little town, some related to the wine lands and winery tradicional industry (around September).

Very cool - and very inexpensive - place for trying local wines.

Great spot for a glass or two. In Alella, the main problem, as with most small villages, is parking.