Bar Don Quijote

“Los callos son mi debilidad, pero la amplia carta que tiene es tremenda.”

Ivan C★★★★★

The place is your typical village bar, rather basic in terms of appearance, but it really surprised us; I've never seen such good tapas. They told us that a few years ago you could have dinner for €18, but now it's a bit more expensive... tapas range from €5 to €8 and are of exceptional quality. The "motor de verso" (a type of tapas) was incredible, the octopus, the patatas bravas, the quail eggs... everything was delicious. We were very comfortable and the service was very fast.

Winston Smith★★★★★

A great bar for tapas and ice-cold beer. If you're an Espanyol fan, you'll feel right at home. Prices are very reasonable, and the service is friendly and welcoming.

como te vas a poner si sobra★★★★★

El Quijote is a classic, old-fashioned bar where the customers are like family, regulars everywhere, and the service is, as always, fantastic. It's one of the best places for tapas in Rubí, with a great variety and generous portions. The toasted sandwiches are also excellent. The best time to go is around midday for a few beers and some tapas. You'll definitely want to come back to El Quijote.

Jaume Ciurana★★★

Tapas bar in Rubí. Known for its low prices, and it's true. But of course, don't expect much in the way of quality. There's nothing you'd call bad, but nothing stands out either. The patatas bravas were more like boiled potatoes with a weak aioli. The cuttlefish, well, I'm not really sure if they were cuttlefish. They were huge and tasteless. The skewers were average, and of what I tried, the croquettes were the best. It's a place for tapas with zero expectations and on a tight budget. I doubt I'll be back. I'm not a foodie, but personally, I prefer to spend a little more and eat something bet