Best Spanish Restaurants in Energy Corridor

I had a great dinner at BCN. After reading about it in the media, I thought it was definitely a place to try. Our food was all very good. I had the Spanish Ibérico Ham Croquettes followed by the Grilled 8oz filet mignon* with BCN potatoes, glazed pearl onions, carrot purée, sweet potato chips, served with Grandma’s sauce and ended it all with the Crispy Fillo Dough, Catalán Vanilla Brûlée and Aged Rum Raisins. All of these items had great taste and the filet was cooked as requested. We had our dinner at the bar since there were no table reservations that worked time-wise, so the service was excellent as we were right there with our server. The ambiance of the restaurant was pleasantly refined. It had a comfortable vibe with a sophisticated charm being in the old house. Overall I would recommend as a must try

I really wanted to give Arturo Boada a 5 star. The food and service was great (5 star). The wine was a different story. They had 6 red wines listed by the glass, only 2 (pinot and tempranillo) were available. Then they said most by the bottle were available, but I wanted a Super Tuscan blend (they had 5 listed, 4 under $100) - the only one they had was $150 (so 4 of 5 were not available). No cabernets or red blends, only Chianti, Barolo and Valapocella. Not sure what happened - they said their wines did not get delivered that week?

Excellent. Food, service, everything wonderful. Already have reservations to return with some other friends.

Loved the new Mi Luna. Carlos, our waiter, was excellent with recommendations. The cocktails were delicious and the entertainment was great. Shows started at 9 pm and we had a great view of the flamenco dancer. Glad Mi Luna is back!

Top notch service and hospitality. They are always welcoming to such a unique and fun atmosphere.