We are a family from Barcelona, and we didn't expected such a good place in the museum. A good choice in a neigbourhood were there are not a plenty of restaurants, easy going place, good cooking and gently people. Truly recommended if you are planning to visit caixaforum.

I had a very good lunch, which was a real surprise. A guacamole Salmon as a starter, a good fish and an apple cake which was a bit too sweet. Together with a glass of red wine it costs 13 E. The service was quick & efficient. The atmosphere was nice and with a very good photo exhibition I had a really good time at CaixaForum.

We dined as part of a private dinner and enjoyed a delicious dinner, carefully hand crafted, served efficiently in great surroundings.

We visited Caixa Forum to look at the conference rooms for an event and took the chance to try out the recently inaugurated dining room, catered by Eurest. The set menu (14 euros) vas very good, nicely presented, abundant and tasteful, with three options for starters and same for main courses and dessert. It is a quiet venue with lots of natural light, being at ground level. There is also a self-service cafeteria sector if you wish to go for fast and simple.

I have been to the Caixaforum arts centre many times over the past ten years, a place that is really a fantastic facility. It is a wonderful addition to the city and, for once, a bank must be applauded for their real contribution to cultural and civic life. Part of the complex consists of a cafe and restaurant. The cafe is the usual self-service affair but you can have a sit-down lunch at a set price, a bit over what you would pay in town but not exorbitant. However, value for money is another thing. The food promises a lot but is mediocre, at best. We had fish that was like rubber and swimming in salty sauce. The veg was cooked to mush and the salad just boring. The portions were tiny. Desert was presented nicely but bland. And the service was verging on the rude, that is when we could attract service.