El Mos — Restaurant in Barcelona

Went in here for lunch..wish we had not bothered. The hot food we ordered was average. Squid came in a basket with no dressing or dips like tartare or mayo...baguettes had hardly any jamon on it, the spicy potatoes were just roasted potatoes like you have with a sunday roast dinner accompanied by a very off looking garlic dip.. The best was the chicken wings that my husband ordered....we had to ask twice for them, then they came out on a board , one was hot which he partly picked at and decided it tasted odd and 3 of them cold and 1 felt partly frozen in the middle...coated in a disgusting dressing poured over the top...2 hrs after we left here my husband had a bad stomach... The worst place ive eaten lunch in Barcelona and the four of us very disappointed after choosing to stop off here..never again and it wasnt worth the complaint as we didnt want to eat any more food here so we paid the bill and left. From personal choice I would not recommend here unless you are trying the cakes which looked nice...Not good...

We were just there with two toddlers and one sleeping on my shoulder. We just wanted to have a small meal and leave. The lady that works there came in hushing us because we moved a chair and walked away without any assistance. I asked for a sandwich menu, she just pointed to the sandwich section snd walked away again with an attitude. We decided to leave but wanted to grab few pastries (9 items) because our kids were hungry, she just put them over the counter without a bag until we asked for a bag then she handed the bag to us for us to do it and said something to other girl in Spanish and both started laughing. Awful service at least to us in...

Tal y como se establece legalmente, todos los comercios en España están obligados a poner precios en sus productos, tanto en el escaparate como en el interior del local. De hecho, esto parte de una directiva europea, por lo que este principio es de aplicación en toda la Unión Europea.

En España el Decreto 2807/1972, indica que cada producto debe tener una etiqueta con el precio (a menos que haya un conjunto que compartan el mismo precio) y que esto también aplica a artículos expuestos en el escaparate. Por otro lado el Real Decreto 3423/2000, indica que el precio de venta debe estar indicado en todos los productos de manera clara y sin necesidad de que el consumidor tenga que preguntarlo.

As legally established, all shops in Spain are obliged to display prices on their products, both in the shop window and inside the premises. In fact, this stems from a European directive, so this principle is applicable throughout the European Union.

In Spain, Decree 2807/1972, states that each product must have a price label (unless there is a set of products that share the same price) and that this also applies to items displayed in the shop window. On the other hand, Royal Decree 3423/2000, states that the selling price must be indicated on all products in a clear manner and without the consumer having...