A revelation for us. Very good food, with unusual taste combinations. A super friendly staff. Nice music playing in the background. It doesn't get much better than this.
Si alguien come pescado en otro lugar despues de haberlo probado aqui, es que es imbecil
Barcelona’s most secretive hangout, Mutis is a beautiful modernist apartment converted into a clandestine bar, with red velvet curtains, a gold ceiling, & a white piano for live music. Read more.
Best place to buy your wine in Barcelona. Stay for a glass or two with some nice cheese together with it. Chris and Marc are super helpful if you look for something special to bring back home.
Amazing authentic Catalunya/tapas food. Be adventurous and let the entertaining waiters create a menu on the fly for you. Also, order a glass or two of the Cava wine. You can't go wrong here!
This place follows an old local tradition. The fishermen used to get half of their salary in fish, not money. Many fishermen's wives cooked it and sold it in little restaurants. This place is one.
One the most beautiful parks in Barcelona. Designed and created by architect icon Antonio Gaudi. Perfect for panoramic views of Barcelona, romantic dates such as a picnic. Read more.
Fresh plates of the day. Ever changing menu and gorgeous food and coffee. A great place for lunch. Cozy atmosphere and friendly staff
Lots of amazing items from local designers and artists, a great selection of food all in a beautiful space!
Unusual restaurant where everything is prepared infront of you.It is slightly out of the way but well worth the detour!Friendly staff&pleasant entourage.The wooden chopping board platter is exquisit!
Known as one of the best sushi restaurants outside of japan. We recommend you try the tasting menu €65. Ordering off the menu will cost around €85, expensive but worth it. Read more.
Cerebral, offbeat takes on traditional Catalan dishes are the standard at chef Jordi Vilà’s sleek space, whose menu includes tenderly cooked seafood and grilled-to-perfection meats.
We stood at the bar and stuffed ourselves with various cured meats and marinated fish tapas. Crowded and in a major tourist area, but still well worth a visit for lunch or a snack.
Fantastic paella. It's a white table-cloth type of fancy place with nice outdoor seating. If you're used to eating out in a major metropolitan area, the prices will probably not seem overly expensive.
A bit of a dive. Locals, Australians, Americans, boys with tight pants, girls with dogs, the occasion suit-wearing businessman, beers, sangria, mojitos.
Serviceable little French cafe. We stopped in here after a long overnight flight for a coffee and eggs Benedict, which were both very good.
Great bread shop. We grabbed a baguette and some meat and cheese from around the corner for a nice afternoon snack.
This is where you'll find a wide selection of works of Spanish artist Pablo Picasso. The permanent collection includes Man in a Beret and Mountain Landscape. Open Tuesdays-Sundays, 10am-8pm.
#1 thing to check out in Barcelona. Try to time your visit with the late afternoon sun so you can see the stained glass widows in all their glory.
Mediterranean market food. Excellent daily menu for 14€. Dinners on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Better with reservation.
Great coffee and great host and atmosphere. Highly recommended for coffee lovers, aiming to have a freshly brewed espresso.
Wow, fantastic food very nice atmosphere. Try the hamburguesas and the pan con tomato
Probably the best bar in Barcelona regarding gin and tonics. This place has more than 80 references to gin and tonics for several different mixtures with cinnamon, ginger, mint, berries and cucumber. Read more.
Mercat de la Llibertat is held in an impressive modernist building. This is the place to go to pick up some of the freshest fruit, vegetables and meat cuts in Barcelona.
