Bodega Fermín — Restaurant in Barcelona

Terrible service. We arrived around 2200 for a round beers. The bar was literally empty inside. Me, my girlfriend, her parents & a friendly couple. We were not speaking good Spanish though that was not an issue in the beginning and till we placed our first order. On our second round of ordering beers approximately at 22:45, my girlfriends father asked loudly a large beer... which apparently was a mistake... cause after that the bartender/manager asked us to leave as she thought it was loud and disrespectful to them...an obvious misunderstanding due to the huge language gap between customer and service thought that doesn't change the fact of the rood behavior and service we received from the girl manager that dared to use as an excuse that my girlfriends Father was to loud to order a SECOND BEER in a bar. I am living permanently in Spain and went to this bar with locals numerous times with no issues of being loud in the past thoug the moment that a foreigner steps in somehow the service drops from 10 to 1... they have seriously a behavioural issue with treating foreigners.Pottentially the owner doesn't know that the stafftreets...

Small Bodega in a cozy corner in Barceloneta Neighborhood.

They have a terrace right in front of the venue, they serve a fine selection of small and micro-breweries, both local and international ones, that you can enjoy while eating finger food, likes olives with anchovies, chips, cheese and meat sausages. The price is middle range if you are an usual consumer of craft beer (on a shop).

I had the chance to try out some Hazy Ipa's, Neipa's and Ipa's wich where all great balanced between taste and hopiness, that makes it clear that people serving the beers know what they are doing.

Even if the service is not rushing, you have the chance to order right on the bar, so, don't hesitate to ask if you are thisrty or hungry, my experience was super friendly.

I heard they have another bar in the area but i couldn't catch up the name. Is definetely worth tasting or asking for the alternative direction.

I would repeat if i'm...

The food is amazing and very reasonably priced - you're looking at 2-6 euros for a tapa and 2-3 euros for a drink. Everything we got was incredibly delicious - I could not stop myself eating. Its a tiny place, full of locals and loads of character. The wine I had was absolutely incredible and only cost 2.5 a glass. The only slight negative was that the selection of sausages is fairly small for what you pay - we got the big one which costs 12.80 euros and came in a tiny round plate which definely didn't feel like it was worth it (very delicious though). I would definely come back when I'm in Barcelona again and I'm even considering returning here...