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No longer Barcelona, now My Big Fat Greek Restaurant.. This place is now My Big Fat Greek Restaurant. I've heard they still have dancing, but have not been since it changed. It changed at least 6 months ago.
dont order the paella. Went here for my B-day music was great but extremely loud for a jazz band. Food was horrible stay away from the paella.
This east valley spot is a supper club, nightclub and family restaurant rolled into one..
In Short
Lounge outside on a misted patio or chit chat on comfy couches within. But at 10 o'clock watch out: tables are removed from the pillar-rimmed, fresco-painted rotunda to make way
for strobe-lit dancing. Southwestern food comes in large portions, crispy pizza (particularly the shrimp and artichoke-topped Mediterranean) and cheesecake made with creme fraicheis are a few of the favorites.…
Overrated. Very dissapointed in our experience. The food was average at best. The worst part of the experience, hands down, was the service. It started with waiting over 5 minutes for a waiter, who then mixed up our drink order twice, compounded by slow service after he finally did make his appearance. I could go on (disinterested bartender, bar chairs badly in need of replacement), but I think you get the drift. Much better places to spend $50 for two on meal alone.…
Pretty Nice.. I certainly wouldn't call Barcelona a "club", but I enjoyed a nice relaxing dinner there last night. The decor is inviting, the live jazz band is a nice touch. Started with two tapas: salmon croquettes and the hummus wth grilled foccacia, both were well presented and tasty. The menu items are very plainly described on the menu so I was surprised when the meal was very well seasoned and presented. I tried the Chicken Scallopini with roasted potatoes and asparagus spears. It was much better than I expected. Sangria is sold by the glass or pitcher and accompanies most of the menu well. I disagree with the editor above that describes the food as "southwestern", the menu here is much better described as medditeranean influenced.…
