Da Greco - Menu

very good pasta ideal to share with friends on a Sunday. portions are generous and there is a pleasant family atmosphere.

The best Italian restaurant in Barcelona eating here when visiting Barcelona is a must Sadly the seems like closed permanently after covid hit Barcelona

They charged us over 15$ for bread that they brought to us. They said we ordered it, yet the brought it to our tables without us ordering bread. No one asked for it, so we thought it was complementary. When we went to pay, they would not budge with this price. If you go here do not take the bread.

(traducido por google) ¡Uno de los mejores restaurantes que he comido en mi vida! deliciosa comida italiana, ambiente clásico y sofisticado sin ser estirado, el detalle es que sirven una pequeña porción de su plato para ser saboreado por el compañero, hacer limón y una deliciosa tarta de queso! vale la pena la visita. (original) um dos melhores restaurantes que já comi na life!

Excellent food!!! Very warm and welcoming. We had a great meal. Everything was delicious!! To make things even better each entree you order you receive an extra plate to share with the table. Some highlights the the truffle sauce in the pasta and the risotto was unbelievable. Everything was outstanding. The end of the meal the chef came out to introduce him self. Highly recommend if you are visiting Barcelona!

The food at Da Greco is absolutely amazing. It is easily the best pasta I have eaten. Great flavor and was prepared wonderfully, I have gone twice and gotten the tortellini with cheese and spinach both times and loved it. However, the service is incredibly poor. Both times I have gone, I have felt very rushed to eat quickly and leave. The wait staff makes it apparent they are trying to turn over your table. They came up numerous times trying to give us our check while we were still eating. If it weren’t for the quality of the food, I would not recommend this restaurant.

While in Barcelona my wife and I decided to have a good Italian dinner at Da Greco restaurant in the Gràcia neighborhood. We both had the 35 euro fixed priced dinner which was a great deal considering the atmosphere and quantity of food, wine and tea. Some of the meal was 5 stars: mushroom ravioli, wine, Dorado, Tiramisu and bread. Some was 4 stars: tomato mozzarella salad, beef and the small “clam” with angel hair pasta. Some was 3 stars: foie gras, noodles with capers olives, and service. There was one 0 Star: Risotto with Parmesan. Overall, we were pleased, and would return and order the same meal again without the Risotto.

If I could give negative stars, I would. The place looks like a flea market for bad lamps and ugly statuary. The food is atrocious. It was recommended to us by a friend of my 20 year old nephew. Once we were seated, it became clear why. The place was full of international students with visiting parents taking out groups of kids. Turns out they offer a discount to students and waive the corkage fee. That appears to be 99% of their customer base. How bad is the food? The gnocchi was gummy, off flavor and inedible. The risotto was worse. Bright white, it looked like instant rice with gummy cheese. It was so awful, we turned the plate upside down and started timing how long it would take to move...

After being recommended to visit Da Greco by a friend of mine who plays for Barcelona, I was expecting it to be fantastic and one of the best restaurants the city had to offer. I went there on Valentine’s Day and it was by far the worst experience I have ever had. There was no booking confirmation or check that restaurants usually do prior to the booking. When we arrived we were then seated in a poorly decorated Valentine’s room. Due to us being in a couple, we were not allowed to order from the main menu (which again was strange). Instead we were forced to have a set menu. None of this we were made aware of until we arrived. Being allergic to cheese, was not catered for so if you have any d...