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Celona Wine

Celona Wine

525 Tremont St (at South End), Boston, Massachusetts, USA, 02116, United States

Wine • Tapas • Spanish • Mediterranean


"I recently visited Barcelona Wine Bar in Boston and had a wonderful experience. The restaurant has a great atmosphere with dimming lighting and a lively atmosphere. I was impressed by their knowledge of allergies and the fact that they marked all gluten-free items on the menu. The food was delicious, with court dishes the patatas bravas, crispy brussel sprouts, short ribs, spinach and chickpea cazuela, swordfish, and paella verduras. The pig bell was particularly tender and went well with the Piquillo sauce. The ink fideos had a nice spicy kick, but I would advise to use the garlic aioli sauce as it can make the dish too salty. Although the Parillada arrived for a while, it was worth waiting. However, the pork was boiled and hard while the sausage was dry. The chicken leg and thighs were the best part of the plate. The burned cheesecake and flan were both delicious and I would definitely come back to try more of food. I appreciate that they offer a brunch menu before the dinner menu begins, which is helpful for those who want an early dinner. The interior is stylish and open, with lots of natural light. I would recommend making a reservation to avoid long waiting times during the main meal. Overall, I would give Barcelona Wine Bar a 4-star rating. While there were some minor errors with the parillada, the rest of the food and service was great. The competent staff, delicious food and fun atmosphere make it a great place for a night with friends or a romantic dinner."

Dagabi Cucina

Dagabi Cucina

3970 Broadway St, Boulder, United States Of America

Tapas • Pasta • Casual • Spanish


"I’m extremely disappointed with the service we received last week! Two years ago for the first time my boyfriend and I had take out and we liked the tapas. We really wanted to visit the restaurant, well what a bad experience, the service pushed us to eat super fast, we wanted to keep the menu in case we want another tapa and they took it, we just received the first tapas and they already were asking if want dessert, we were thinking they forgot some tapas we asked and when we just received the tapas, they said I’ll back in 5 minutes and “5 minutes later” they came again asking again if we wanted dessert and we still were eating, we said no dessert and they brought the check 30 seconds later. We literally had the most rushed dinner in our life, I never in 50 years experienced something like that. The next two tables to us were totally relaxed with no pressure and the waitress offered to them a super nice service offering some drinks after dinner while we were already receiving the check, even they were at the restaurant before we came. In my opinion, it’s better to say to the customer that you have to eat and leave the place in 30 minutes because they close at 9:00 pm and the customer would decide if they want to stay or not. We had to leave the place before 9 pm! and still the two other tables were there service. First and last time going to the restaurant, if we have next time I would prefer take out."

Isabella Eatery

Isabella Eatery

2001 International Dr, 22102, McLean, United States

Meat • Tapas • Cheese • Spanish


"It pains me to leave this review as I have enjoyed other Isabella eateries. I am a huge fan of Kapnos, so had similarly high expectations. It is a amazing how a wayward choice can destroy a meal. We ordered the cauliflower as a side, and it was very tasty. However, this review is pained by the chicken bomba rice. As you many know, arroz, is the Spanish word for rice. Clearly, the bomba rice is the restaurant's take on paella. I have lived in Spain and had great paella in many places. To be clear, I was not expecting authenticity--I was fine with a creative interpretation or twist. However, this went completely wrong. The chicken atop the rice was deep friend and heavily battered, covered in a chili sauce. The chicken was greasy, and unpleasant. It was certainly a major detractor from the otherwise decent rice. Even if the chicken had been seasoned and fried (without a heavy batter, it may have been acceptable). The rice was a little oily, so adding greasy friend chicken on top made it unpalatable. The chili sauce on the chicken was akin to something you would expect in a fast food mall food court. I ultimately picked the chicken out, and we both endured the rice, while complaining. It should have been sent back. I made the waiter aware of my concerns, though no replacement was offered. Quite frankly, I found the dish disrespectful to the spirit of Spanish food, and seemed like the stereotypical worst of American excess and indulgence. Ultimately, the dish seemed lazy and uninspired. I was embarrassed for the restaurant for serving such a sad plate. I know you're better than that dish, or at least I hope you are."