Very nice atmosphere, cozy and friendly. Great service. The food was amazing even though the prices were medium range. If you go you have to try the octopus with black sausage on dried apricots toast. One of the best dishes I ever had! Not crowded...and not touristy even though it's really close to Barceloneta beach.More

The food was amazing, good, traditional catalan food - the restaurant runs in the family for decades. Enjoyed there a great night with my friends, the prices were reasonable and the service great. Totally recommend

Absolutely delicious food, friendly staff and good value. It seemed quiet when we arrived at 8.30pm, but livened up quickly. The waitress was very personable. Would certainly recommend

Ordered fish casserole and to me it was more of a soup.... Casserole to me usually stands on it own and is hearty and filling with no need for bread.

Came here based on a TimeOut magazine recommendation and initial thoughts were very positive. Sangria tastes very strongly of sambuca. If you like that, fine, but if not, ... ordered the prawn paella, but was not traditional as it was sold as. Came literally covered...in caramelised onions which we did not expect or care for. Another friend ordered rice pudding but tasted awfully sour. Was sent back and was given a free shot in return. However the experience did not live up to expectations considering how close we were to the sea front. All in all, okay food, but not what we thought it would be despite its numerous food awards. :(More

We enjoyed a paella with arroz negro squids and artichokes. The flavor was excellent and the fish melted into the mouth. Fair prices. Not recommended for families with little babies. For a half fillet of codfish for our 18 months years old son we payed...the entire rate of the dish that is to say 16 euros...Anyway a good experience.More

Had high hopes for this place after reading the reviews but unfortunately these were diminished on arrival with the lack lustre greeting from the guy behind the bar with dark hair and glasses. It’s that indifference you get from some places which really annoys me,...almost as though they really don’t care that you made an effort to choose their restaurant to spend your money in. The hopes were dashed even further when the paella arrived which to be honest was heavy on the rice and very skimpy on the seafood and sad skinny prawns on top. To add insult to injury the same guy who greeted us slighted my Brazilian companion (who to be honest has excellent English) when he asked for the ‘bill’ only to be stared at with blank indifference until the guy finally said “oh you mean ‘bill’ - what kind of language is that ‘beel’”. At this point I was speechless with shock. This place doesn’t deserve a trip to the beach side of Barcelona for, it lacks atmosphere and warmth. Stick to the lively, warm and authentic tapas bars of the Gothic quarter where actual Spanish go, we had such wonderful evenings there.More