Margarita Blue — Restaurant in Barcelona

Stopped in for dinner on a Saturday night without reservations around 8pm. Service was attentive, we had two waiters who checked on us during the meal and spoke English well. Ordered the fajitas (chicken) which was hot and well seasoned with plenty of delicious guacamole on the side. It came with a few tortillas but no rice or beans. I had the shredded beef and it was delicious with rice and tortillas. The blue margarita was nothing special, but house marg was decent. The jazz club vibe was unique and unexpected in a Tex-mex themed restaurant. Price was more than reasonable for the quantity and quality of food. I would go back and try something...

Had dinner here around 9:30 on a Sunday night during a live music show.

Drinks were a 3/5. Liked the variety of cocktails and photographic cocktail menu. Quality of the drinks wasn’t great though.

Food was a 4/5. Just enough selection to keep it interesting. Pollo mole not as spicy as advertised, but very tasty. Margarita burger was good. Can’t remember the sauce that was on it, but was really flavorful. Meat was over cooked for me, but I’m a fan of rare burgers.

Service was a 2/5. Meals for the 3 of us came at completely separate times. Appetizers came after main courses and we never got the water we ordered, but still...

A nice, cozy and trendy bar well worth visiting! We literally stumbled into the Margarita Blue while visiting the Ramblas and were amazed by the laid-back atmosphere of this bar. The cocktails were very good and also reasonably priced, just as the other drinks. Apart from drinks and cocktails, the bar also serves Tex-Mex dishes with a Mediterranean twist. The food was good and tasty, especially the Pollo al Hot-Mole and the Chocolate Volcano dessert. The staff was friendly and attentive. We especially enjoyed the live music and the dancing guests during our visit. We will come back again the next time we are...