El Rabipelao. Tacos, Arepas & Cocktails — Restaurant in Barcelona

This place is amazing! As a Venezuelan who recently stopped eating meat, I’m very particular about my Venezuelan flavors, and El Rabi's menu did not disappoint. I visited at the end of summer and was a bit nervous because I brought my non-vegetarian kids and my very carnivorous brother. They loved it! The flavors were spot-on, the arepas were authentic (some even made with yellow corn flour!), and the seasoning was perfect. To my surprise, my brother was thrilled—he said it was the first time in a while he didn’t feel overly stuffed after eating arepas. Eating vegetarian definitely has its perks! The atmosphere was fun and welcoming. If you're opposed to vegetarianism, this might not be the spot for you. But if you're open to trying something new, this is a great...

Certainly one of my favourite places in Barcelona (but I'm far from the only one, seeing how quickly it gets full!). During HH, the cocktails are around 5 and 7 euros and are made with fresh fruits (have you ever had a frozen daiquiri with fresh mango? You should).The atmosphere is relaxed and their food is great for a night out when you suddenly feel a little peckish. The pulled meat arepa is great while the tostones (fried plantains with fresh cheese) are just sheer pleasure. So go early, order drinks and when hunger knocks.......

The best Venezuelan if you are vegetarian. The options are many, prices are decent, and went there with Venezuelan friends who said it was good. Even the beverages are authentic. It has a terrace inside that is open until 22:00 (not further than that, and they remind you constantly).

The atmosphere inside is classy 30s, very Berlin-like, and there is always a TV on with stylish animations and video.

The place seems also a common Lesbian dating spot (that's what my friend told me) and it is definitely...