Patatas bravas
Homemade, and the most ordered tapa in the house. If you only order one, make it this.
Homemade tapas next to the Sagrada Familia
At Avenida Gaudi 52, between the Sagrada Familia and the Hospital de Sant Pau. Twenty-one tapas on the menu, the bravas and croquettes made in our own kitchen, and a terrace on a pedestrian avenue to enjoy them.
We make the patatas bravas and the croquettes here, just like the paellas.
A lot of people reach Avenida Gaudi after visiting the Sagrada Familia, hungry and not in the mood for a long meal. That is what tapas are for: order a few for the middle of the table, share them and get on with your day.
And if you want more, the kitchen stays open all day. You can start with some bravas and finish with a paella.
The five most ordered: patatas bravas, chicken fingers, calamari a la romana, fried fish and eggplant chips.
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Our tapas
Eight tapas to start with (and thirteen more on the menu)
Croquettes of the day
Also homemade. The filling changes from day to day, so ask which one is on.
Chicken fingers
Crispy breaded chicken strips with a dipping sauce. One of the five most ordered.
Fried fish
Small fish fried whole, with lemon. Another top-five tapa, and a terrace favourite.
Octopus a feira
Galician-style octopus with paprika and olive oil, on potato.
Potato omelette
The classic Spanish tortilla, served in its pan.
Padrón peppers
Fried and salted. Some are hot and some are not, which is the fun of it.
Garlic mushrooms
Sautéed with garlic and parsley, in a clay dish.
Our tapas menu
All 21 tapas on our menu
- Patatas bravas
- Croquettes of the day
- Chicken fingers
- Calamari a la romana
- Fried fish
- Eggplant chips
- Potato omelette
- Padrón peppers
- Garlic mushrooms
- Galician-style octopus (a feira)
- Garlic prawns
- Fried baby squid
- Mussels
- Zarzuela (seafood stew)
- Cod au gratin
- Monkfish skewer with king prawns
- Chicken skewer
- Chorizo stew with white beans
- Breaded Camembert bites
- Tequeños
- Assortment of montaditos
Coming for a paella too? It is cooked to order and takes 15 to 20 minutes, so tapas are what people order in the meantime. Here are our paellas and rice dishes.
The terrace
Tapas on a terrace facing the Sagrada Familia
Avenida Gaudi is pedestrian, so you eat with no cars in front of you, with the Sagrada Familia on one side and the Hospital de Sant Pau on the other.
We are open from 11:30 to midnight every day and the kitchen never closes in between. You can have tapas at lunchtime, mid-afternoon or after eleven at night.
- ADDRESS
- Av. de Gaudí, 52, 08025 Barcelona
- PHONE
- +34 937 63 44 24
- OPENING HOURS
- Every day from 11:30 to 24:00, kitchen open all day
Groups
Tapas menu for groups
For groups of 10 or more we offer set menus:
For company lunches, birthdays or groups visiting the Sagrada Familia, call us on +34 937 63 44 24 and we will arrange it in advance. See our group menus.
Questions
Frequently asked questions about our tapas
Where can I eat tapas near the Sagrada Familia?
At Gaudeix, Avenida Gaudi 52, a few minutes' walk from the Sagrada Familia. We have 21 tapas on the menu and a terrace on the pedestrian avenue.
Which tapas are homemade?
The patatas bravas and the croquettes, like the paellas. They are made in our kitchen.
What are the most popular tapas?
Patatas bravas, chicken fingers, calamari a la romana, fried fish and eggplant chips.
How late can I order tapas?
We are open every day from 11:30 to midnight and the kitchen never closes, so you can order tapas at any time within those hours.
Do you have a tapas menu for groups?
Yes. For groups of 10 or more there is a Tapas Menu at €25 per person, with a drink and bread with tomato or aioli. Call us on +34 937 63 44 24 to book it.
Can I order tapas and paella in the same meal?
Yes, and most people do. The paella is cooked to order and takes 15 to 20 minutes; the tapas come out first and you eat them while you wait.
Do I need to book?
It is not essential, but the terrace fills up at weekends and in high season. Booking is the way to make sure you get a table outside: you can do it online or by calling +34 937 63 44 24.
Can I eat tapas on the terrace?
Yes. The terrace looks onto Avenida Gaudi, which is pedestrian, with views of the Sagrada Familia.
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