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Barca Restaurant is a celebration of Barcelona and it's vibrance, excitement, architectural whimsy and sense of style. Chef Jake Abbott uniquely combines Spanish-fusion dishes with Mediterranean flair and compliments the food with a very reasonably priced modern wine list.
Grab this $49 pulse (a $100 value) to enjoy a dinner for two with a bottle of wine. One entree per person, and a bottle of red, white or rose wine to share. Choices include Diver Scallops, Skirt Steak or Duck. You may wish to grab the Paella de la Casa for two with Imported Spanish Rice, Pan-Seared Diver Scallops, Littleneck Clams, Mussels, Squid, White Asparagus & Garlic Aioli.
For those looking to try out the tapas, we recommend the $59 pulse for $100 worth of food and drink, valid for just food, just drink or any combination of the two!
Welcome to Barca Restaurant, where filament bulbs encased in rounded, wicker light fixtures alight resined burlap-and-wool tables, lending an ambiance of intimacy to the edgy nature of the burnished brick walls.
Polished Graffiti art and posters pay homage to magnificent decades past, as you are transported to the Mediterranean for dinner.
Chef Abbott serves an inventive dinner and tapas menu, that honors both the new traditions of modern Spanish cuisine and the techniques and spices of the country's ancient roots.
Enjoy one of the following two options to feel the excitement. All selections are made from the restaurant's full menu.
Your $49 Dinner For Two (a $100 Value) Includes:
Your $59 Voucher For $100 Of Food & Drink Includes:
OpenTable diners give the restaurant 4.5 stars from 20+ reviews* including:
"Simply the best tapas outside of Spain! Beautiful décor and some of the best service around."
May purchase as many vouchers as you like for personal use or for gifting.
Tax and gratuity not included.
Expires on Friday October 2, 2015
