Barcelona Wine Bar
Spanish restaurant · Logan Circle ·
Spanish tapas & wine in rustic-elegant digs, patio
Spanish tapas & wine in rustic-elegant digs, patio
"Loud, sleek, and perennially packed, Barcelona Wine Bar’s large menu of tapas makes a perfect option for a casual but chic group dinner just a mile away from campus. Don’t miss the jamón and manchego croquetas, spinach-chickpea cazuela, or the mussels." - Vinciane Ngomsi
"Whether it's brunch, happy hour, or date night, Barcelona Wine Bar’s shared-plate dining and drinking experience is a D.C. socialite staple. Mingle over pitchers of red wine sangria with a rotation of farm-to-table tapas, including a light spinach and manchego frittata with a bacon crunch at brunch and a spicy eggplant caponata with sweet pepper, basil, and parsley at dinner. People-watch from the garden patio or gather inside the rustic-chic dining room, where the Jamon Mangalica ham being hand-sliced will inspire you to order the charcuterie. After crisscrossing arms with your dining partners to share bites of elevated, familiar flavors, finish on a comfort-food high with a spoon fight over their luscious flourless (gluten-free) chocolate cake. You can do it all again at a second location on Wisconsin Avenue in Cathedral Heights."
"Barcelona’s blend of wine, elderflower, citrus-infused rum, and guava nectar is best enjoyed alongside whipped burrata or patatas braves. Order takeout online, or visit the sprawling patio on 14th Street NW." - Vinciane Ngomsi
"Logan Circle’s tapas hotspot unites the flavors of the season in one cool coupe glass ($12). There’s lemon juice, aquafaba, Willis Woods Boiled Cider, Amaro Nonino, Lustau Reserva, and a whole star anise garnish." - Tierney Plumb
"The former Sibling Rivalry space is now home to Barcelona Wine Bar." - Rachel Leah Blumenthal