Més de Vi — Restaurant in Barcelona

I visited this Spanish tapas restaurant on Tuesday and really enjoyed the experience. The location is lovely, and the interior design creates a warm and modern atmosphere. Service was both professional and friendly, adding to the overall great impression.

The food was delicious—especially the spinach croquettes and the red beet gnocchi, which were a standout. The fish was also very nice. Just a heads-up: portions are on the smaller side, so I’d recommend min three tapas per person.

Dessert left a bit to be desired for me—there was nothing with chocolate on the menu, which was a bit of a letdown. I tried the Spanish take on French toast, and while it was fine, it didn’t wow me.

One downside is that the place isn’t dog friendly, which might be inconvenient for pet owners.

All in all, a beautiful spot with great food and ambiance—worth a visit! I also added this place to my favs list and I will...

Excellent restaurant, one of the best if not THE best in Poblenou (but it's always subjective... We've tried so many though, as we're locals). Small tapas but always a lot of attention to detail both in presentation and taste. Quality of the food is excellent! The quality of the wine is also outstanding, they have various options by the glass, never banale and really way above average 90% of the times. And so reasonably priced (+ served in good quality wine glasses which adds to the experience of you're a vino lover).

Service is indeed a bit slow but it looks like the staff is reduced due to Covid - and how can you blame them? Plus, fast service around here these days is not something you should expect :)

Overall, we wholeheartedly recommend...

This is one of our favorite restaurants in this lovely barrio. Friendly service, warm and quiet atmosphere, excellent price-quality ratio, creative and well presented cuisine. The one thing that I believe needs to change is the wine. The wine they offer by the glass are almost exclusively cheap wines that sell for less than 10 euros a bottle. Given that a few steps away you can find their (excellent and well-run) wine store, this is incomprehensible to me. Why do you only offer the choice of wine glasses for 3-4 euros? Surely you can have those as well, but it would be great if you could offer at least a couple of oustanding reds. I think a lot of people wouldn't mind paying 6-8 euros for a glass of very good wine. With this one caveat, a...