La Graciosa

I will DREAM about this meal. Fabulous & friendly service, great wine from knowledgable recommendation & the most delicious food. The vitello tonnato & leeks are unbelievably good!

A lovely terrace — and not much else La Graciosa has one undeniable asset: the terrace. It’s genuinely pretty, the kind of place that makes us sit down happy before we’ve even looked at the menu. If we’re being honest, that outdoor space is the best thing it has going for it. Once we settle in, the rest feels less cared for. Cleanliness doesn’t seem like a priority, and it shows in small details that add up and make the whole experience feel a bit sloppy. The food is fine, but generic—an all-too-familiar parade of safe dishes you can find everywhere in the city, without much personality or reason to choose them here. Wine follows a specific ideology. The list leans into a militant natural-wine stance, sometimes delivered with the kind of “sulfites are poison” energy that feels more like a manifesto than hospitality. We don’t need dogma; we need good bottles and good guidance. In the end, La Graciosa isn’t awful. It’s just forgettable—except for the terrace Clean: 5/10 Comfort: 6/10 Food: 6/10 Wine: 6/10 Service: 8/10 The Experience: 6/10 Price: 30€/pax

Walked in here randomly off the street looking for a quick drink. Loved the vibes here , good natural wine and a very good cheese platter and velvety smooth olives. We sat on the counter/bar but there seemed to be a lot of seating. The service was prompt and friendly. Can see myself going here from time to time

La Graciosa, a local establishment in Gracia, is a crowd pleaser amongst locals and tourists alike. The cozy wine bar - with a couple of wine barrel tables, seats at the bar and several high tables - serves up seasonal tapas also has an outdoor terrace. The atmosphere is very relaxed, true to the vibe of the neighborhood in general. We adored the scallops, the burrata and the pan con tomate with a welcomed amount of sea salt on top. Wines by the glass are mostly from the region, while the selection is much broader if you order by the bottle. Four stars in my book is very good and means I’d highly recommend and I’d gladly return as well.

I had the pleasure of visiting La Graciosa, a charming natural wine bar in Barcelona, and it exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I stepped in, I was warmly welcomed by the attentive and friendly staff, making me feel right at home. The first thing that struck me about La Graciosa was their commitment to using local products. It's truly admirable to see a place that takes pride in supporting local farmers and producers. The quality of the food was exceptional, showcased the freshness and authenticity of the ingredients. Now, let's talk about the wines! La Graciosa offers an impressive selection of natural wines that will please even the most discerning wine enthusiasts. From light and crisp whites to robust and velvety reds, their collection is truly divine. The staff's knowledge and passion for wine shone through as they recommended perfect pairings for our meal. One of the highlights of La Graciosa is their beautiful terrace. Whether you're dining with friends or having a romantic evening, the ambiance is simply perfect. I must also take a moment to commend Debora, the owner of La Graciosa. She is an incredible independent woman who has built a business that radiates passion and dedication. Her vision for creating a place where everyone can come together is truly inspiring. A heartfelt thank you to Debora for bringing such a remarkable establishment to life. La Graciosa is an absolute must-visit for locals and tourists alike.

One of the most delightful places ... great selected food menu, exclusive cheese & wine selection, with local bio products. The owner is a wonderful lady, full of positive vibes, as well as the team. A must try !

great wines - good food - nice people ! we went there per recommendation, service was impeccable, great recommendations in wine, and way too much food ordered : a great night for light tapas with a mix of spanish and italian twist !

I asked if they sold bottles to take away, assuming if they don’t do retail pricing they would let me know. They said yes, and sold me a bottle of orange wine that I looked up later which they had marked up over 2x. Very misleading. Why would I want to pay restaurant pricing for a bottle to take away? Just be honest and say you don’t sell retail. Nice little selection of natural wines but that is ubiquitous in Gracia