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MirablauB+Worth Trying
Plaça del Doctor Andreu, s/n, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, 08035 Barcelona, Spain
· Mediterranean restaurant, Cocktail bar, Spanish restaurant
· 4.4/5 Google (17088 reviews)
Reservations · Outdoor seating
Destination-worthy views over Barcelona with solid tapas and cocktails; service and seating policies can be hit-or-miss, so come for the panorama first and dinner second.
Why it gets a B+ for overall quality
Mirablau excels as a destination for panoramic views and cocktails, with exceptional setting appeal that justifies the trip. However, inconsistent food quality across visits and variable service execution—ranging from attentive to brusque depending on the night—prevent a higher grade. The Mediterranean tapas and seafood are solid when executed well, but the experience hinges more on scenery and atmosphere than culinary distinction, making it a strong choice for sunset drinks and shareable plates rather than fine dining.
Restaurant Summary
Perched above the city near Tibidabo, Mirablau pairs a breathtaking panorama with a lively, multi-level terrace where sunset is the headline act. Guests describe staff as everything from warm and attentive to brusque on busier nights, and more than a few say, "the skyline backdrop made our meal feel cinematic." The cooking leans Mediterranean and Spanish with classic tapas, seafood, and a few modern accents like yuzu mayo and tuna tataki. It suits diners who prioritize the view and a relaxed shareable spread over fine-dining theatrics; think patatas bravas, Padrón peppers, cod cheeks, and cocktails. Expect a modest premium for the setting and note that food consistency can vary; on great nights you get view-worthy plates and polished service, on others speed and crispness slip. Families do well here earlier in the day or at sunset with simple choices like a bikini sandwich, fries, spaghetti pesto, croquettes, and grilled fish. There is a kids-suitable backbone on the menu, though late-evening door policies can feel stricter. If little ones are picky, anchor around familiar tapas and sandwiches and avoid late-night crowds.
At a Glance
- Spectacular panoramic terrace and sunset views
- Solid tapas and cocktails with vegetarian and seafood range
- Inconsistent service and strict seating policies at peak times
- Pricing carries a location premium
- Creative/fusion menu - not traditional comfort food
What Sets It Apart
- panoramic_city_views
- sunset_terrace
- cocktail_focus
What People Love
- That moment the city lights up at dusk
- Friendly servers who recommend the right wine or spritz
- Shareable tapas that fit the view-first vibe
- A lively terrace that feels celebratory
Points of Concern
- Door and seating policies can feel arbitrary; dress expectations may tighten on weekends
- Service speed varies, with delays for drinks and uneven attentiveness on busy nights
- Food consistency ranges from excellent to average depending on dish and timing
- Pricing is genuinely expensive (€13.5-22 mains) which may surprise casual diners
- Limited options for conservative palates or picky eaters
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost€32-46 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Build a tapas spread of bravas, croquettes, and Padrón peppers, then share one seafood main to control spend
- For kids or lighter appetites, choose a Bikini (€5.50) or pesto spaghetti (€12.50)
Perfect For
- Sunset cocktails after visiting Tibidabo
- Date night with skyline views
- Out-of-town visitors you want to impress
- Small groups sharing tapas
Location Insights
Area: Hilltop vantage by Tibidabo with scenic, upscale leisure vibe; attracts date nights, celebrations, and sunset seekers.
Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked tourist viewpoint; late-night club-bar transitions may feel stricter at doors.
Nearby: Next to Tibidabo access points and funicular area; buses nearby; destination for views and evening drinks.
SarriàSarrià is a charming, village-like neighborhood within Barcelona, characterized by quiet streets, local shops, and a strong community feel. The dining scene here includes traditional Catalan eateries, casual cafes, and some upscale restaurants, catering mostly to locals and visitors seeking a tranquil dining experience away from the tourist crowds.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday12:00–03:00, 11:00–00:00
Tuesday12:00–03:00, 11:00–00:00
Wednesday12:00–03:00, 11:00–00:00
Thursday12:00–03:00, 11:00–00:00
Friday12:00–03:00, 11:00–00:00
Saturday12:00–06:00, 11:00–00:00
Sunday12:00–06:00, 11:00–00:00
Available: Reservations, Outdoor seating
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