This place can't be really among the best 10 restaurants to eat in barcelona. Food terrible, staff fast, though without experience, but mainly a restaurant not clean at all. The floor should had been dirty for at least 10 days, spoons and forks put directly to the sticky table, the cuisine seemed a mess, and as far as the catalogue...

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taxi can only take you to 20 yards from a secluded entry/alleyway a leap of faith to get out of taxi into a quiet area of the old town but on approaching the alley I seen the guiness sign outside the venue,on entering it was crowded but was taken to the rear, old oak beams/tables and vaulted arched ceilings very...

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This place was a very nice place for a dinner. I especially liked the feel and decoration. It feels like being in a vampire movie almost with lots of wood, stone and red fabric:) liked it a lot:) it's also a very cozy area to walk around it.

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After dismissal of the idea of going to a Japanese restaurant on the third evening, we eventually found this little gem hidden away near Jaume I metro station, and although it was very quiet, we absolutely loved the atmosphere and decor! The restaurant was tucked away in a 300 year old cavern, and ideally was very romantic feeling - rustic,...

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My partner and I ate here on our 3 day visit to Barcelona on March 13th. It was the highlight of our dining experience in Barcelona. The tapas section at the front of the restaurant was lively, but the cozy and extremely romantic dining room tucked away in the 300 year old "cave" in the back was just gorgeous. The...

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We had a willing taxi driver who snuck down a pedestrian alley and pointed to La Luna down a tiny pedestrian alley. WOW, it was SO worth the trip. The menu was enormous and had something for everyone, the service - so friendly and attentive, and the bar scene and group gatherings all looked like the most fun place to...

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We were so looking forward to eating at La Luna after the glowing reviews on TA. It's a bit difficult to find so keep asking if you go. The ambiance is quaint, vaulted ceiling, not quite certain if they're ancient or not. My wife had a steak which she enjoyed, I tasted it and it was nothing to write home...

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We found the restaurant based in the TA reviews and were not disappointed. Tucked into a quaint and quiet street, the restaurant was very welcoming. Walking through the bar, we were pleasantly surprised by the cavernous and romantic dining room. Our waitress, originally from Buenos Aires could not have been more gracious or attentive. She was fun, professional and efficient...

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The restaurant is very pretty inside and the environment is very lively. It's very old with stone walls and arched entrance ways. The food and wine were delicious. The menu is diverse with both tapas as well as innovative starters and entrees.Every dish was full of flavor and consisted of a wide array of ingredients. We enjoyed the tuna carpaccio,...

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