La Pepita

good food! some recommendations would be: grilled octopus, fried calamari, shrimps croquettes and guacamole!! It is a tapas bar and food will arrive fast. Pairing with wine is good, also sangria that could be a bit more refreshing. There will be a queue outside so expect some waiting time! compliments for the person at the door, he was making good arrangements in order to make the wait as pleasurable as ut could be.

Stopped in with some friends for a late dinner and everything hit the spot. There was good energy at the bar in the front room where we initially got seated as we waited for our table to review the menu. Once we sat at our table, we started ordering a variety of dishes and every plate that came out was better than the last. The patatas bravas, anchovies, and beef tartare were the stars of the show.

I was recommended to go here by a friend and was not disappointed. I managed to get a reservation for lunch, for just me. I was welcomed warmly by Silve and was sat at a cute little table. Jeff provided a very friendly and efficient service. All the plates arrived when they were ready and it wasn't a long wait. I loved how they halved the portion because I was alone. I ordered Pork Belly bites with Avocado cream (x4) Red Shrimp Croquettes (x2) a single Iberico Ham croquette and Octopus. The croquettes were my favourite. I had a lovely rose wine as well. Really great value for money. I will return in November the next time I am in Barcelona.

I don’t like leaving bad reviews, but let me say this place is extremely overhyped. I was really excited to come try this place, and I know that I order well at restaurants. Half the things we ordered were mid at best. The best things we had were a small anchovy on bread, burrata salad, and tomato bread. The calamari, ceviche, patatas bravas, and eggplant fritters were just…..not good lol. Most were lacking salt, there was a general mismatch in flavors that was not enjoyable. The cream catalana dessert was also a slightly worse creme brûlée. The service was very slow and it was hard to order and to get someone to come over to us. It also ended up pricy for the quality of the food, which was low in my opinion. Needless to say, unfortunately, I will not be back.

Our first tapa experience in the city and it was delicious! We ordered a range of tapas and enjoyed each one of them. Staff were attentive and lovely. We arrived just after 7pm without a reservation and were seated quickly. As the night passed, it got busier. Definitely recommend!

Very cute place. Really nice staff. The food is innovative, delicious and delivers complex flavors. Really amazing twists on the classics.

Lined up for 40 minutes to get a table. The 2 ladies looking after the queue were so friendly and lovely keeping us up to date on time loved them both. Got in and the food staff and atmosphere was just awesome love loved it

I didn’t have a reservation and they were able to find seat for me. The food was nice, i had croquette, marinated duck and patatas bravas. Skip the duck, not very flavourful and for 13€, well…questionable. Other two meals were amazing.Also i got my food always really quick and warm. Only thing that was lil bit off was female bartender with red hair. Sarcastic answers, no smile. After being overly nice to her, she switched the tone a lil bit. Wasn’t acting like this to spanish speaking guests tho. Other staff members were really nice. overall - 7/10.

A small cafe and bar with excellent service. You can have tapas or a bigger meal. All the folks are very friendly and speak English. Although it is very close to the Sagrada Familia, the prices are very reasonable. Highly recommended!

Wandering around Gràcia in late August can be a bit of an adventure -- so many local spots close for holiday that finding a place that's actually open becomes its own challenge. After discovering that our first three choices were all shuttered, we ended up at La Pepita by default. Thankfully, it turned out to be a great find. We stopped in late in the afternoon, when the pace was relaxed but the energy still lively. The space had a fun, casual vibe -- the kind of place that feels effortlessly cool without trying too hard. The service was friendly and quick, and the staff seemed to genuinely enjoy what they do. We ordered a few snacks and drinks, all of which hit the spot. Everything was flavorful, nicely presented, and perfect for sharing. Even though it wasn't quite the dinner rush, there was a steady flow of people, which tells me it's a popular spot year-round, not just a backup when others are closed. Overall, La Pepita was a happy surprise on an August afternoon -- great atmosphere, good food and drinks, and the kind of easygoing charm that makes you want to linger a little longer. Would absolutely go back. 4.5 Stars

Absolutely worth the hype. There is usually a long line outside little tapas place, and that's for good reason. I was lucky enough to have my hotel right across the street from this place so waiting wasn't much of an issue. Once inside, there is a large bar with a single line of tables that seat 2 to 4 people. All in all it is quite cramped, but you're there for the food and company so it's all good. The menu highlights, mini traditional tapas of style dishes. But also some interesting twists. I acted for my favorite Gambas (shrimp) and garlic sauce, and butter, the fried chicken was recommended by the wait staff (crispy and the accoutrements were a refreshing citrusy contrast), and patatas. For solo diners great news they offer half portions! So you can try a bunch of food without being full ( in reality, the food is so good you will be full!) . I got the blueberry spritz which was refreshing and absolutely perfect for an afternoon drink. I was too full to try dessert but the waitstaff told me I was missing out!

La Pepita fue un lugar recomendado por un trabajador de el hotel donde estamos hospedados. No habíamos reservado, y si tuvimos que esperar un poco antes de que nos sentaron. El lugar tiene las paredes decoradas con graffiti, es interesante leer los comentarios de las demás personas. Nuestro mesero fue atento y amable. Decidimos ordenar el jamón ibérico, pan con tomate, pork belly, espárragos con cacao y la pepita de ternera. El jamón me encantó, algo simple y de buena calidad. Los espárragos son muy blanditos, no me gustó pero a mi amigo si les gustó. Todos estuvimos de acuerdo que la Pepita de ternero estuvo buenísima. La carne fue cocinada al término perfecto y tenía un sabor muy rico.

The best Tapas I have ever had. We ended up at La Mini Pepita on a whim and are beyond happy we did so. I can confidently say this was the best Tapas we had in Spain and by far the best we had in Barcelona. Each dish was very impressive but I must say the Foie gras with white chocolate may have been one of the best bites I have had in my entire life. Service was great and the ambiance was so fun and lively. We loved writing our names on the wall and making our mark! Next time I am in Barce I will be running back here and would recommend it to anyone.

La pepita is a cute little spot located in Barcelona. This is a tapas style restaurant with small bites. The place is pretty small, therefore better for smaller groups and would definitely recommend having a reservation as it can get extremely packed. Food is ok, service is good and speedy for the most part! Super easy to find! Recommend if not a picky eater!!

In any other city this would be a five star place, but Barcelona is the acme of tapas dining. It's an artistically interesting but cramped graffiti covered interior, very loud. Too loud if you're my age and aren't hard of hearing. It's very popular among young locals so you definitely need reservations. We didn't have reservations, but we came early, very early, so they squeezed us in. The steak, the asparagus were the best, all was good. Could not order the octopus, though it looked good, now that I know how smart they are. As usual, good Cava. Save room for dessert next door at the churros stand.

Obsessed is an understatement. This place perfectly captures a Barcelona tapas bar. It's so tiny so definitely come when it's less crowded or make a reservation, but it adds to the ambiance!! We went at 3 PM and it was relatively crowded but they still allowed people to walk in at this time as well (kitchen just closes at 4:30 PM for a bit till night) The walls with all the writing are such a nice touch and the staff is super nice. DEFINITELY order the patatas bravas and the Iberian croquettes both 10/10. Also ordered the Argentinian steak which was pretty good! Not the star of the show but it was still juicy and worth a shot but definitely order the other two. The drinks were also amazing and so reasonably priced. Will be back to try the fried chicken next!!

Great selection of food for a very reasonable price. Definitely get the steak, it's cooked beautifully. I got the foie gras topping as well which complemented the steak very well. Guacamole was fresh and anchovies were good. Can't go wrong with Jamon as well. We were seated at the bar and it was kinda cramped but I guess it added to the atmosphere. Service was great and attentive.

Had a really enjoyable lunch here. It was little too crowded for my liking but the food and drink was excellent. My favorite thing was the fried eggplant with julienned apple. The guacamole was good but the chips tasted a little undercooked or stale. The sangria on tap was delicious, definitely get some of that because it is cheap! The graffitied atmosphere is really cool and I wish I had a marker to add to the chaos. Service was friendly and the spoke English which made things easy. I would definitely recommend this spot and would come back.

Happening place that is humming. Lots of people and line out the door for dinner. Can't wait to have their food. Happy to say i have dined here and it was great and satisfying.

La Pepita was awesome; great food, friendly service, reasonable prices, we liked it so much we went twice. We honestly enjoyed everything, some of our favorites were the Octopus, beef tartare, and la pepita. Food was all high quality, well seasoned and had great combinations of flavors. Other dishes like the fried chicken and shrimp croquettes were also great. Their vermout was tasty as well and service was friendly and quick. They do get very busy but we never had to wait too long to get a seat or get our food once we'd ordered. Would recommend to anyone in BCN!

Amazing food. Had the asparagus, octopus, calamari and pepita with foie gras. All amazing, just had a hard time finishing up the octopus because of all the mashed potatoes with it. But all in all, one of the best meals we had in Barcelona. The foie was sooooo good... Sangria was good too! Love the place- highly recommend! Do go early though, we got there at 3pm or so, kitchen was closing at 4ish (staff gives you notice for last minute orders), and they open up later again.

I don't understand all of the good reviews, we ordered the steak and mash potatoes, the steak was tough. Was difficult to cut with a butter knife. Prices were ok, very crowded. Slot of better places to eat. Service was friendly.

This is an awesome place to eat. Just so much fun with absolutely excellent food. The staff are friendly, helpful, and they provide excellent recommendations. We actually came twice as it is located so close to our hotel. There's usually a line to get in, but it moves quickly and the wait is reasonable. We waited less than 15 minutes on both occasions. There is a table outside, but the street has lots of traffic and so you need to be ready to smell some pollution. Inside was much more fun with much better energy. Our choices included the white and green asparagus with ginger vinagrette. It was truly tender and delicious. The fried calamari was lightly fried with not too much breading. It was tender and very flavorful. The red shrimp "al ajillo" was truly fantastic. We had it both times and was our favorite. The potato bravas were also excellent. This is a tapas place you can out of your way to find and enjoy their food. The red sangria was fruity and not too sweet. One of the best we enjoyed in Barcelona.

What a fun and busy restaurant. Went here at 11pm After arriving into Barcelona from Madrid. Amazing selection of tapas and a friendly staff. Honestly, nothing that we had here was bad. Gets crowded so you might have to wait a bit for a table, definitely a thumbs up in Barcelona !

We serendipitously stumbled upon here after a first dinner. Despite being full, we managed to order a few tapas and wine to share and still ended up really enjoying the food. Food doesn't usually taste as good when you're stuffed, but the food here managed to shine through. We enjoyed it so much we had to return! Somehow luck was on our side and we managed to snag a spot without a reservation both times. Although it's probably better to make reservations, as they're often booked out and normally you'll have to wait for bar seating. We saw a lot of people trickling in to ask if there was any availability to only be discouraged by long wait times. We managed to try a lot of the tapas and the standouts were: GRILLED PULPO ON POTATO MASH: I will always order pulpo whenever I see it on the menu. The pulpo here was by far one of the best octopus I've had all trip. There wasn't much char on the octopus, but it was tender and not chewy at all. The mojo picón drizzled on top and the potato mash underneath elevated this dish. I would order this again! SALMON TARTARE: This was very delicious! The avocados, daikon and seaweed salad were all refreshing components, while the ponzu and wasabi mayo tied everything together. They served a side of toasted bread to eat the tartare with. Must try! ANCHOVY WITH COCA ON TOAST: The flavors mesh surprisingly well. The sweetness from the cocoa sauce complemented the saltiness of the anchovy without overpowering everything. The toasted bread was a great vessel to hold everything altogether. CRISPY PORK BELLY: Perfect ratio of fat to meat and the skin was crunchy and crispy! The avocado sauce on top was nice and refresh. I believe this was a special, but I recommend ordering it if you see it on the menu. FRIED CALAMARI A LA ANDULASIAN: Calamari was lightly breaded, but very crispy. Each calamari piece was of perfect thickness. The kimchi mayonnaise was light, but well seasoned. Honestly can't go wrong with this! CLASSIC SPANISH FRIED EGGS WITH POTATOES: Potatoes were crispy and enjoyable to eat. You could choose between foie gras, chorizo or iberico ham to top it. We opted for the chorizo and it gave the potato a pleasant spice to it. Fried egg with a runny yolk made it a nice sauce to mix the potatoes in. ARGENTINIAN RED SHRIMP "AL AJILLO": Wish there was more shrimp, but the ajillo was amazing. It was a little more unconventional to your traditional ajillo, but I thought the lemongrass was very fragrant and paired really well with the shrimp (I may be partial to anything lemongrass though). CREMA CATALANA: Can't visit Barcelona without a crema catalana. This was light and decadent, with a nice and shiny coat of hardened sugar over it. There was a hint of some alcohol in it, but I really enjoyed this as a dessert to end our meal. They have sangria on tap and I recommend just ordering a pitcher because you will finish it quick. They also have a pretty extensive wine and beer selection that is reasonably priced. Would recommend coming here!

Fantastic and authentic. Hidden off the main tourist corridor. VERY sketchy a couple of blocks over but this area was nice. Told it's not safe at night. The food and service was fresh and amazing. We ate and drank quite a lot for $77 euro.

The food here is super! The USA is associated with burgers and they don't even come close to this place. The burgers are each individually crafted with the best bread for each burger. Of you like a place that has moist burgers because they don't overcook them and love french fries that are crispy and crunchy with soft centers then this place is for you. If you love a beer with the food, again this place has you covered! Quick service and a beautiful pub atmosphere is what you will find. I had the bacon belly burger which has such crispy pork belly and melted cheese with the other typical ingredients and it was amazing. The soft poppy seed bun was super. Beer on tap, what more could you want

My favorite go to tapas place in Barcelona! I recommend reservations but if you go right at opening, it's likely you can snag a seat, or at their next door sister restaurant. The food dish is to die for! I loved it so much that I went back two nights in a row. Service and staff are friendly and the vibe is bustling and fun! Try the cold white asparagus dish w papas too!

fabulous tapas place. the place is super lively and seats are close together to accommodate more guests. i understand why so many ppl were there. we arrived 10 min before opening and were seated without a reservation but a line built up really fast as we were eating. all of the staff was nice and welcoming and busy. the sangria was okay could have been sweeter tbh. it was my first time trying steak tartare. i did not like it but my friend did. the fried chicken was delicious. add the tajin to the chicken to make it even better (we got it from the pork belly dish). i wish i lived in barcelona so i could come here everyday and try the whole menu

Reserved for 7:30pm and got seated right away. Every tapas we ordered was great. The ambiance is casual, loud, and fast paced. Friendly staff. Great place to have tapas.

Tapas: check Drinks: check Service: check Vibes: check Great spot for some drinks and tapas in the evening. Their cocktail list is great as are the tapas, and it's easy to grab a taxi out front afterwards.

Tapas restaurant away from the tourist-y area. It's 1:45pm.... We don't have a reservation and there's a line. Thankfully, we only had to wait about 30 minutes and then we were at the front of the line and a table opened up. Enjoyed several different tapas and a bottle of wine....Jamon, Asparagus salad, tomato bread, octopus. Great service, Yummy eats, Cool vibe. I would totally come back here again if I were in Barcelona.

Soooo delicious! Hit this spot on the recommendation of a friend who lived in Barcelona and it did not miss! Had the guac with watermelon salsa- AMAZING. Had the pork belly- also excellent. The croquettes were good, but the burrata was the star!

10/10 outstanding meal. Great service. Fun vibe and decor. Easy to navigate as an English speaker. We loved every single thing we ordered!

I thought La Pepita was good, but overhyped. The red shrimp croquettes were delicious, but didn't care as much for their patatas bravas. The fried chicken was most recommended and it had good flavors, but some of the chicken pieces were very fatty. Recent service. The inside was cool with fun decor.

They have the trifecta Great food Great vibe Wonderful staff If you're looking for a great casual spot to have great food and a neighborhood bar feel

The Tapas are amazing. They're quite busy so they do limit you on how long you can spend in the restaurant but it's 1:30hrs so it was perfect for us. We got 5 tapas items for about €54. The grilled octopus and the Argentinian steak were amazing. About 10min wait when we showed up at 8pm. Ambience was fun and young. Lots of writing on the wall. They also give you a free shot of some sort of liquor at the end of your meal but I couldn't since I was pregnant and my husband wasn't interested We're American tourists to Barcelona to be clear. They all spoke perfect English if you have a hard time with Spanish. Menu is also available in English

Reminiscing back on my Barcelona trip. Absolutely loved this lunch! I think back to it quite a lot... It was so tasty, flavorful and hit the spot after a long day of walking around the city. The menu has so many options, you really want to try them all. I appreciate their portion sizes as well, it's a great amt to make you full yet not absolutely stuffed.

Quite honestly, the food is good, and service is okay, but to lift this place above so many others (even within a stones throw distance) is going way too far. We have this problem a lot in LA - restaurants get some recognition, and then they start getting busy and hard to get into. In trust, what actually happens is some arbitrary event that shines a spotlight on the restaurant (like a celebrity dining there). The next thing you know is everybody's going there and leaving raving reviews, not because the food or service was great, but because they want to be seen as "in the know". Frankly, most of the time (in LA at least) the restaurant is not really that good, but everybody is afraid to say anything to the contrary. La Pepita is not bad, don't get me wrong. It gets three stars because it's right there among the average restaurant in the area. There is one thang that absolutely upset me, although I promise it did not affect my rating: Shortly after we were sat (in the corner, next to the wine closet), the 4-top next to us left, and the restaurant sat 7 large adults at a 4 top table. because the opposite side from us was the only door, all 7 people had to cram on our side of the table. I was pushed into the corner, to the point that I could no longer freely move arms to eat. I had a large man, sitting on a backless stool, with his back leaning up against my 2 foot wide table. I know people say this place is cozy, but that was the most uncomfortable situation I have ever been forced to endure at a restaurant. It is because of this that I will never return, but the food was good. Still, there is so much better.

I would highly recommend reservations as we arrived right at opening hour and they were already packed in the original location. Luckily, they have a sister restaurant right next door called mini Pepita and we snagged one of the last two bar seats for the night. I started with a mojito that was so good that my partner ordered the same for his second round. We got the potatoe bravas, iberian croquette, argentine beef skewer and the Canpepi Fried Chicken. Four tapas made for a filling meal for us. Each dish was excellent, but my favorite had to be the fried chicken. Super crispy crust with great sauce but balanced with the pickle cabbage and green curry vinaigrette. Definite recommend for dinner if you can get in!

Definitely make a reservation, we were turned away at an off- time due to lack of space. Smoked aubergine fritters were excellent as was the Argentinian beef skewers.

Had to settle on Mini Pepita because main restaurant was booked. Service and food were great. We sat at sidewalk table but we could still get the idea of the inside atmosphere which was lively. Would definitely go again.

Staying at a nearby hotel and was recommended here for Tapas. The place had a long line before even opening for lunch and it looked modern and clean. We ordered Anchoa especial on toast, croqueta iberica, pulpo grilled and bunuelos de berenjena ahumada and beer. Unfortunately once we finished the berenjena ahumada (which I did not like since the oil cooked in seemed too dark) went back to the hotel and this is where my nighmare started. My first day in Barcelona and we had to call a doctor because of food poisoning. With meds my discomfort lasted for 5 days until we left and could not leave my hotel bed till then. My Barcelona vacation ruined !

Food was good. I've had better tapas in Barcelona but overall pretty solid. It was across the street from our hotel so super convenient. It gets crowded so we made a reservation.

Amazing ambiance. Accommodating. Friendly. You can tell it's a family owned. They even allowed my daughter to sit at the bar.

Your experience here will depend on what your general standard of dining is. First, this is solid fusion food - not classic Barcelona food. There are influences from Barcelona, from Peru, from Japan etc. mixed together in the dishes. It is classic and pretty good fusion. So if you've never had fusion before and want a taste of Barcelona mixed with those other tastes, you might love this place - which to me accounts for the fantastic reviews here: people aren't used to eating this way in their home restaurants. If however, you generally eat fusion and are a tourist looking for something that reflects Barcelona itself, this isn't the place for you. It is solid food but there are so many other incredible options in the neighborhood blocks away, with limited options I wish I had used this dining time to go somewhere else. As well, the three tables surrounding us were other American tourists with other sets of tourists behind them. This didn't feel like a local place at all. It felt like high end tourist food. Nevertheless, our hotel said everyone they send here is happy so most people love it. You might too, it just depends on what you want. I think @Brian A.'s review from 5/13 is pretty on point.

It's an impossibly narrow tapas bar crammed into another Barcelona street corner. But my goodness there is no other rating I can bestow than one of five stars! The Can pepi Fried Chicken (deep-fried, slightly sweet chicken tenders with pickled ginger and radishes) is one of the stunning highlights of the menu. The Huevos fritos jamón Ibérico (Spanish fried eggs with Iberian ham) is another shockingly good dish with fried eggs slightly crispy in some places, fried potato slices that are impossibly thin, and topped with green onions, generous portions of ham, and a hint of Manchego cheese! Due to its popularity, the place fills up almost as soon as they open for lunch at 1:00 p.m., and the lines at night are very long! So get there immediately at 1:00, or around 4:00 during off-peak hours, or just make a reservation! The only knock against La Pepita is that the calamari took them an astonishing 1.5 hours to make! And it tasted awful! Don't order it and you'll be fine.

I thought the food was ok - mostly typical tapas you can find in other restaurants. After trying out several other restaurants prior to trying to La Pepita, we were underwhelmed. They have typical tapas like iberian ham and calamari. I found the popcorn in the popcorn ice cream stale. This place gets incredibly packed, and luckily we had reservations for our meal but I saw a long line outside for those without reservations. We had a one year old daughter and it was nice that they gave us a high chair but you better bring a stroller that can easily fold up b/c you will not be able to wheel even a small stroller to get to your table as it is extremely packed. We had a yoyo so it was easy to fold and carry to our seat, but we couldn't even find room for the stroller around our table and ended up leaving the stroller in a small cubicle near the back of the restaurant. Would not come back to this place in the future.

Wow wonderful food, drinks & service at La Pepita. We enjoyed our visit so much ate here twice. I've been raving about the restaurant ever since returning to the states. So many delicious small plates to suit anyones tastes in the heart of Barcelona. Plus great drinks from the bar and desserts too! A must on any trip to Barcelona!!!

Some of the best tapas in an amazing restaurant and part of the city! Unreal jamón croquetas, delicious ceviche, amazing patatas bravas and so much more. The large gin and tonic is big and SO refreshing. A must go to in Barcelona!

Alrighty we have made it to Barcelona on our Spain adventure Ambiance: this place is a typical tapas place. Small quaint, loud and bustling. The servers are great specially the Filipina ladies with great recommendations Food: alright we ordered a bunch of stuff... I wish I can explain the details more but I have pictures. Definitely get the chicken, the shrimp on a skillet.. honestly I forgot the rest but everything was good. Like always I ordered one too many but I regret nothing..: it was great!! Service: we didn't have any reservations but we got there 30 mins after they opened.. rest assure it was fantastic!! The Filipinas were hustling and bustling forsure!! And it's amazing how great all of them were!! Very quick very prompt and they didn't get any of our orders wrong!! Great job

A long overdue review but I'm doing it now for posterity... And also more selfishly so I can find this place next time I'm visiting Barcelona. This was my favorite place to eat on my last trip to Spain. I came for the Iberico ham (which was divine), but it was the fois gras with eggs and potatoes that will bring me back. So so good that I ate it like a savage, no time for talking or photos. Luckily we ordered a second serving so I actually did get a photo of it eventually lol. A very busy restaurant even super late in the evening, so get reservations if you can. We were squeezed into the side table and everyone brushed past us to get in and out of this tiny place...but we didn't care as we feasted, giddy on the sangria, the delicious food, and the unexpected joy of discovering a new favorite restaurant.

One of the best spots in the city, its rare you find something so tasty at this price point. Here are some of the menu items I had: The tomato toast had 4+ pieces. It was a bit less tomato than other places but a great starter if you are hungry to satisfy you. The beef tartare was so tasty for 4 euros, almost felt like two pieces just for the small. Was on a nice toasted piece of bread, easily the size of my palm. Only item I had in spain I had to order a second serving of at the end of the meal. The ti punch cocktail was a fun margarita or limeade based drink that was really good value for 5 euros and was fresh to compliment the salty food. The pepita classic was a beef steak that was cooked med rare and was not overly chewy. It was a good quality steak at this pricepoint of 13-15 euros and included some toasted bread and mashed potatoes. If you dont want any bread or carbs this is not the spot for you, most of the menu items include toast of some sort, excellent for if you are hungry The ambience was a graffiti filled walls where you can dine at the bar for a quick easy experience if you have other things planned soon. Or there is a dining area for those who wish to have a more sit down experience. Everyone was very friendly. And you get a free shot at the end to choose from coffee liquer, grapa, or spanish herbs mix

The seating is tight, but this is clearly a popular local spot and we totally saw why. Amazing tapas, great atmosphere, and good service!

The best food we've tried in Barcelona! Their burata is to die for, so recommended! I loved the atmosphere and vibe, def 5/5

Delicious food, great service, lovely bar to sit at. Located in a popular area of the city. The seafood was amazing. Loved watching and interacting with the cooks. Would come here at least once a week if we could be so lucky to live in Barcelona!!

Simply amazing. Great options, fun space, incredible food at a reasonable price. Make reservations if you can; there are often lines to get in.