Ate here a few times always had good experience
Fresh food and fast friendly service
The pictures in the menu were not quantitatively matching the food that we got. For instance, the Schrimps were supposed to be 5 but we got 4. I claimed to the waitress and he just replied that yes they are 4. We asked for the bill, after 15 minutes and repeating our request 4 times we finally got the bill and now waiting for 5 minutes untill they give us the exchange.
We asked the waiter outside if we could just sit down for drinks and not eat (we had already eaten). He said of course! And showed us to our table. Maybe 10 min. later another waiter came with menus, we said we only wanted drinks so he said ok and took our order. About 30 min. later we still didn't have our drinks.. Finally our waiter came and told us we had to leave unless we were ordering food! OVERALL TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE. There are so many nice places in Barcelona, Tapa Tapa is not one of them.
All aspects were pleasing. Very pleasant staff. Amazing food, like seriously good Tapas. We didn't think the prices were too crazy. We said we would come back another night!
Was acceptable but nothing special about this visit. Some of the tapas were not very hot, so got sent back. Fresh tapas arrived so all okay. Have had better experiences here before.
Was acceptable but nothing special about this visit. Some of the tapas was not very hot, so got sent back. Fresh tapas arrived so all okay. Have had better experiences here before.
Nice vibe, friendly service, reasonably priced food. I like their seafood paella and the wide range of tapas. They charge over €2 per small bottle of water though.
This quickly became our go to restaurant for our first visit to Barcelona. It's open late hours, they have plenty of seating available and it's quite inexpensive. The food is okay but some the tapas like pintxo moruno, pork kebabs, were delicious. It's much like fast food chain restaurant but for tapas. We went there whenever we were tired and couldn't decide on a restaurant or find place anywhere else which happened many times during crowded Christmas break.
If this is your first time to Spain (like it was for us), this is a good restaurant to get to know tapas. The restaurant is helpfully in multiple languages, the tapas are all pretty good, and you get to know the types of tapas you can expect to see.
It's located right near the Passeig de Gracia metro stop and the Casa Batllo, so it's perfect for an after-tour snack or meal.
Perfect modern tapas restaurant serving all kinds of them. Interesting menu presentation with pictures in addition to the textual explanations in the common tourist languages. Good quality and sufficient size of their portions. Nice cava to add and make your Spanish bite complete.