Telefèric Barcelona brings the flavors and ambiance of Spain to Long Beach. Spanish tapas, authentic paellas, and refreshing sangrias alongside an extensive beverage menu. Whether it’s a lively group gathering or an intimate dining experience, Telefèric Barcelona’s spacious and modern environs set the perfect stage for a culinary journey through Spain at the heart of Southern California. (Phone Operating Hours – 10am to 9pm)
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–10:15 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:15 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9:15 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9:15 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9:15 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9:15 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10:15 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6420 Pacific Coast Hwy Ste 160, Long Beach, CA 90803
Phone: (657) 695-0172
Website: https://www.telefericbarcelona.com/
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Reviews
The patatas bravas and jamon croquetas reminded me of my recent adventures abroad. We got the heirloom tomato salad, with basil vinaigrette pour over, and indulged in the trio dessert selection. I particularly enjoyed the orange mochi – very refreshing!
The location is outstanding. Located at 2nd and PCH, it is right off the marina, and walkable once you finish.
Sangrias, delicious.
Taco ahi tuna and croquetes were very good, empanada with steak tartar good, meatballs nothing special.
Paella was bad. Shrimp were tasteless, a few pieces of meat just to decorate the plate. I would never order that again.
Parking: There’s a parking structure with free 90 minute parking. There’s free street parking, but it’s difficult to find. There’s also a free parking lot across the street. Finding a spot in the lot can be a hit or miss.
Ambiance/Environment: This location is located alongside PCH with a coastal view. They have a large space with plenty of indoor seating. Perfect for groups of any size. I love the decor. It showcases a “Mediterranean elegance and modern flair.”
Service: My friend and I were warmly greeted when we arrived and escorted to a table. Service was friendly and efficient. There were multiple servers that assisted us. We were checked on multiple times. Our main server was Alvero. It felt a bit rushed when they were explaining the menu because they were talking really fast.
Food & drinks: I really enjoyed the food and drinks! Majority of their dishes have serving sizes for one person, other than the platos and paellas.
1) Spicy Sangria – this contains white wine, serrano Vodka, triple sec, and lime. It was definitely strong, not too spicy but had a nice kick.
2) Patatas Bravas – these were so delicious! The Brava sauce and aioli really made the dish.
3) Ham Croquetas – the croquettes were fried well. Just wish there were more ham and aioli sauce.
4) Ibérico Paella – It was my first time trying a Paella dish, and it was my absolute favorite thing out of everything! This contained smoked pork chop, pork belly, and Iberian ham slices. The rice was seasoned and cooked well! The smoky flavor and aroma were amazing!
5) Bruselas – these are brussel sprouts, aged cheese, basil oil, and lemon-honey dressing. Everything paired delicious together. The Brussels were also cooked well.
6) Spanish Albondigas – meatballs with manchego and ham carbonara. Make sure to drench the meatballs in the sauce. I thought these were okay.
Pricing: Prices are definitely expensive. Considering where it’s located, I’m not surprised. I really enjoyed the food and drinks!