Why oh why would the spainiards do this to their visitors... First you r sold to the show as u see tkts for it wherever u look.. So once u decide to not b the odd one out u get 2 choices 39€ for show and 70€ with basic dinner.. (not for veggies).. So we opted for the 39 one..... More

We got the drink only reservation, and although our seats weren't the best, we were able to get a great view of the stage. And wow were we impressed! The dancers had four performances that night, ours was number 3, and they had such passion, energy, and a clear love for what they were doing. It showed, and it was... More

Do not go for the food. We arrive 20 minutes early and were told to return in 15 minutes. We returned in 15 minutes and when we entered the dining area it was full of people who were eating. We were offered leftovers and cold food. When I complained a waiter came around with a tray of fish. This dinner... More

maybe the way how everything is organised is not so good, but the show is magnificent. don't miss this ! More

In all fairness, touristy areas such as La Rambla are often notorious for mediocre to bad food. This, however, may be the worst! I have to admit to being a "foodie," (and i should have known better than to even think of dining here) but I wanted to see the show and read many places that show seat locations are... More

a Catalonia buffet dinner, all the wine and beer we could drink and a lively and entertaining flamenco performance. what's not to love? More

Flamenco is supposed to be danced in cave-like taverns, where the sound of the dancers' feet and the passionate singing echoes off the walls. It is powerful and intimate, up-close and personal. You get that real flavor here. The performers--not just the dancers, but the guitarists and the singers, too--are extremely talented. The skill level is top quality. They performed... More

We paid 25 Euros each for the first show of the night, plus a drink, on the 1st of May late afternoon. I was told to turn up with my wife at 6.45pm. We did. We waited in the street with the others.Our name was called and we went forward. I could not understand what this was all about. Neither... More

The flamenco show was riveting and not to be missed on a visit to Las Ramblas. As I am travelling on my own, I decided to book the show only, unfortunately there was disorganisation from arrival to being taken to my seat. It is a small venue and they totally overcrowd the seating arrangements, if you are small like me... More