Piñata Cantina | Coctelería Barcelona — Restaurant in Barcelona

I had a good experience. The atmosphere inside was nice but decided to sit outside; good big tables too. The food was acceptable for the price (we went today tuesday which is 1€tacos). They only have one option of tacos but they were quite good. We also had a tamale and it was minuscule, the only bad thing. We also had nachos with guacamole and it was really good portion, the guacamole comes from real avocados not like other places which is already made guacamole from supermarkets. However, the service was REALLY GOOD. I believe her name was Ana and she was very attentive, she explained the menu, she was polite and smiled (you could see it through the mask, and for me that was important). We didn’t have any drinks; but they have a special drinks menu that you ONLY get there and the ones coming out seemed really good. Definitely a place...

Not worth a single cent!

First of all—how do you mess up guacamole? No salt, no lemon, no flavor—completely tasteless. We paid €12 for just three tacos… nos han chingado! But the real disappointment was the cocktail.

I ordered a maracuyá margarita, already overpriced at €12, and it came without sugar. The waitress suggested I try it “granizado”—which, according to her, was a thinner version of the classic frozen style. I said yes, thinking it was just a variation, not an upsell.

Big mistake. They added €1.50 extra for the “granizado” version—bringing my total to €13.50 for a mediocre margarita.

Call me an idiot—I should’ve known better. But take my word: I will never go back to this overpriced, flavorless spot.

There are plenty of better Mexican restaurants in Barcelona where you can actually enjoy real flavor and get your...

My rating is based on the terrace. It was busy and I could not sit inside. Service was understandably slow outside. I am visiting from the southwest US so I know my Mexican food.

I ordered the pumpkin tacos, guacamole, a quesadilla, and a cocktail called La Rita. The tacos were decent. Flavors of the vegetable and the sauce were nice. The tortillas could have been warmer, or crispier or something but quite good otherwise. The guacamole was fresh but bland. It was covered with pico de gallo which surprisingly didn’t help. There was a salsa verde which was pretty good though.

The cocktail was interesting. I don’t know why I was expecting the Rita to be a margarita, other than it’s almost obligatory to have a margarita on the menu.

Overall, I would go again to give it another chance with a different cocktail and...