Restaurante La Ceba — Restaurant in Barcelona

❌ Not a good experience: Unwelcoming to tourists: The waitress's attitude toward us was very different from how she treated local customers. We didn’t feel welcome. Seating: We arrived around 3 PM (not a busy time). There were two empty tables, but we were given a narrow, uncomfortable seat. Menu service: We waited about 10 minutes but never received a menu. Other tables got theirs before us, even though they came later. We had to get the menu ourselves. Ordering: No one came to take our order for at least 10 minutes. The menu was only in Catalan—my friend is a native Spanish speaker and still couldn’t understand it. No one offered help, so we had to use Google Translate. Staff mood: Most of the waitresses seemed unhappy. Thankfully, one kind older lady helped take our order and let us move to a more comfortable seat. They didn’t even serve us the bread until we asked for it. But every table had. Food quality: The food was just okay—not terrible, but nothing special. I wouldn’t go back. Undercooked sausage: When the sausage was served, it was still bloody inside. The waitress noticed and took it back to cook more. Thankfully, I didn’t get sick. No working air conditioning: The AC was broken, and it was really hot. I was sweating while eating and just wanted to leave quickly. Location: The restaurant is off the main street. We walked a long way hoping to try authentic Catalan food, but it...

Good food, friendly service. Definitely a place that locals visit, bit the staff does not treat non-locals differently. Most if not all dishes are served with a side of toast brushed with crushed tomato. A majority of the dishes are tortilla based. Egg and potato. Unlike most tortillas that are potato heavy, these tortillas are egg centric. The postres, desserts, are small...

Estuve con una amiga hospedada en el Barrio de Grácia y buscando en internet, encontramos este sitio. Yo vi que había un menú de tortilla, pan con tomate y bebida (agusa, refresco, cerveza o vino) por 8,45 y ya no me pude resistir.

Cuando llegamos nos sorprendimos, porque en la foto nos parecía un lugar mucho más moderno. Sin embargo, era el típico bar de toda la vida, donde ya con poner un pie sabes que la comida va a estar buena.

El menú estaba genial, había 50 tipos de tortilla diferentes para elegir, algunas de arro, champiñones... y no faltaba la clásica tortilla de patata (con cebolla o sin cebolla).

La vefdad es que nos trataron genial y la comida fue estupenda, además de que el ambiente era muy local, lo que hace que sea un sitio acogedor. Lo recomendamos y volveremos a probar el resto de...