I've been there the second time and it was amazing. We arrived at nine, but had to wait more then one hour. But that's normal for Barcelona for the really good places. We ate a lot of tapas with four persons, drunk a lot and paid around 100-120€. Absolutely recommendable!

Nice place to go with some friends the place is always packed so expect a little bit of waiting time or call ahead, prices are not high and the tapas are awesome.

We walked straight in and got a table on a Sunday lunchtime, but a queue soon formed in the doorway. Despite clearly being a guidebook staple, it didn't feel overly touristy and the food was great. We feasted on pimientos de padron, excellent pan con tomate, garlic-heavy mushrooms, manchego cheese, croquetas, tender grilled veal, and a delicious one-bite mini-hamburguesa. The... More

I ate tapas everyday when I was in Barcelona. I tried 5 different tapas restaurants, but found Cerveceria Catalans the best. I went there three times within 6 days, but the second time, it was over-packed, so I did not eat there. Overall, good atmosphere, average service, reasonable price, good location and the most is, very good tapas. I missed... More

Enjoyed the tapas. Good selection of seafood tapas, moderately priced. It's a busy restaurant, very popular, so there's usually a wait for a table and a lot of hustle and bostle. But authentic and service is polite.

All the tapas are amazing. you might have to wait for a table cause they dont take reservations, but if you are with 2 or 4 people you will be seated faster than with 3. try, camembert crujiete and also de croquetas de jamon y queso, mini hamburguesas and the sirlion tapa. and the sangriaaa is greatt!

Waited for an hour and a half for the table but it was definitely worth the wait. Great selection of Tapas, a must when in Barcelona

Fantastic tapas! Great service and the place has a nice buzz around it. Try and get a place at the bar! Try the Gamba a la plancha, or the alcahofas, or the grilled vegetables. Make reservations to avoid to queue, the place is packed with locals.

Recommended by a friend of mine who lived in Barclona, this place is great if you want to get away from the tourist trap restaurants along the Passeig de Joan de Borbó (by Barceloneta) and experience real tapas at a reasonable price. The atmosphere is very lively as well and caters to all ages (primarily 20-30s and up) and there... More