Located on Western Avenue across from the entrance to SUNY, Barcelona Restaurant is just minutes away from the center of Albany. With Upscale ambiance perfect for everything from a night out, to a romantic dinner or a business luncheon, Barcelona Restaurant provides impeccable service and the finest Mediterranean cuisine.
In addition to the romantic dining room with an alcove bar and a Tuscan feel, Barcelona also offers an outdoor deck with floral gardens and an intimate second floor perfect for business meetings or large dinner.
Together, Chef Paul Perez and Minerva Martinez, strive to keep...
In a Metroland Magazine poll, readers have rated us as the best steakhouse restaurant and American food restaurant in the Capital District.
Real wood smoking is becoming a dying breed, with Pellet/Propane/Electic smokers making it easier for people to smoke. Meat smoking is a unique beast. I remember thinking that I would really mess things up if I did them wrong. I’ve since learned that, as I’ve often read, ‘meat smoking is more of an art than a science’. There aren’t nearly as many ‘right’ answers as I thought there were. But there are some!
As long as smoke contacts the meat surface it will impart its flavor to the meat. The strength of the flavor depends mainly on the time and density of the smoke. The rule of...
black & blue sets the bar for the New American Steakhouse; elegant yet unpretentious, sophisticated yet approachable. b&b offers an inventive design and unparalleled ambiance for you and your guests. Our inspired cuisine coupled with our gracious hospitality is perfect for your refined lunch meeting, special occasion dinner, family gathering or executive business event.
black & blue also offers a variety of private rooms and tailor made menus for large groups. We would be happy to help plan your next business meeting or celebratory function.
We've moved back to Historic Downtown Albany. We'll be offering take-out, catering and limited counter service (we have 4 tables).
We hope you come on down and see us soon.
