Bagauda

A little hole-​in-​the wall that seems to be wildly popular, Bagauda offers some excellent tapas options and cheap-​yet-​delicious wine.
In this area of Barcelona you’re overwhelmed by the variety and scope of tapas/​wine bars, from local haunts to very touristy spots. Bagauda is somewhere in the middle, with an intimate restaurant space and English menus. If you can find a seat in the frequently crowded space, you’ll find homemade tapas and the least expensive red Spanish wine I saw in Barcelona (2 – 3 euros and it’s pretty darn good). Those tapas are also amazing, with house made with fresh ingredients and reasonable prices. The service is also exceptional — my girlfriend and I walked in 15 minutes before closing and allowed to stay another ten minutes after closure without any protest (they even offered to make us more).
We had a wonderful time in Barcelona, in no small part because of wonderful eateries like Bagauda. If you want a personal intimate experience a little away from the tourist crowd (but still in English), Bagauda will more than satisfy.

Bar de tapas de los dueños del Barcelona-​Reykjavik donde puedes tomarte desde unas croquetas y una caña a pinchos, café y una coca casera. La calidad es muy buena para esta zona tan turística.