Restaurants in Barcelona

This is a very original café near the wax museum. It’s decorated with fairy castles and trees that have faces and seem like they’re going to start talking to you at any moment. The café is very good but the price, as happens with

Els 4 Gats (or, "The Four Cats" in English) is one of the most historic bar-restaurants in the city of Barcelona. The establishment was opened in 1897 and was for turn-of-the-century Catalan Modernism what cafes like La Rotonde were

Can Paixano (more commonly known as the Xampanyeria) is an authentic Barcelona institution that's full to bursting with locals, tourists, and students any time of day. The secret? An unbeatable combo of grilled pork and rose

Barcelona isn’t a traditional tapas city; they don’t usually serve free tapas in bars when you order a drink and the restaurants that specialize in tapas tend to be on the expensive side. But then there’s La Esquinica, a restaurant

It is a Japanese restaurant located in the Grace neighborhood where you can find good food, fast service, and most importantly, good prices (keeping in mind that Japanese food is not especially cheap). It is usually quite full,

This is a cool, chic, and classy restaurant where the food and service are top-notch and the prices are unbeatable in my hometown of Barcelona. I also love the modernist décor and design. The price-quality ratio is very good, and

I'm a big fan of Hard Rock! You always have a really good time there. I had only been to the Hard Rock in Madrid (a thousand times), so when we saw it in Barcelona, we couldn't resist. We had the nachos to start with. They were

I had dinner in that restaurant. Actually we were going to another one but it was full and we ended up by chance in Bar Lobo. It was definitely a good decision. It is located in the entrance to Las Ramblas and belongs to the chain

Caelum (“sky” in Latin) is a space where you can share and enjoy delicacies, liquors, and wines produced in monasteries or according to traditional recipes. The exterior of Caelum grabs your attention as you walk down Palla St.

I found this restaurant on minube when I was looking for a place to take my family. Well, sincerely, it was great. The dinner was fantastic and the price-quality ratio was unbeatable. I’d totally recommend it. The décor was also

We went there for two reasons: close to our hotel and, most of all, we trusted Zazie's recommendation. We were not disappointed at all. I would even say that everyday I like this type of Japanese restaurant a little more: you come in,

Koy Shunka is an excellent restaurant serving exquisite haute cuisine prepared from top quality ingredients. The service is good and the restaurant has a wonderful, elegant atmosphere. Although I loved it, I haven't gone back as there

This restaurant is well-known in Barcelona for the specialty: the torradas or toasts, made of bread with olive oil and tomatoes, on which you can spread whatever you choose from tens and tens of combinations. The most impressive thing

A new Japanese restaurant has recently opened in Barcelona, Bouzu Tapas Japonesas. This restaurant of Japanese tapas has an original selection of different authentic Japanese dishes. The restaurant is small, but it makes it very warm.

Nou Candanchu is a tapas restaurant on Rius i Taulet square in Barcelona, in the Gracie neighborhood. It is a small restaurant like the dozens more in Gracia, but I liked the food. It comes in good portions and the prices are

The word “tortillería” might be a little misleading when used to describe this Barcelona locale. The Spanish omelet (“tortilla”) is a humble plate which nonetheless permits as many sophisticated variations as the “French” omelet.

In December, after making reservations online three months before, we finally sat down at our table in the “Gastroteca” that Albert Adrià has opened in Barcelona. It’s a very fun place with great service and great, whimsical tapas

Their slogan is "We not only bake cakes, we create deams" and, although it might sound slightly exaggerated, this cake shop is an institution in Barcelona, next to the Boquería market. The website is almost as edible as their

After reading some comments, I decided to test La Fonda. If we'd gone later, we would have had to wait as a queue developed, but we arrived at 13:40, and had no problems. We had to wait a little for the fideua (20 minutes for it to be

I disagree with those ve said that this place looked a bit trashy. Simple, I think, is a word that’d describe it better. Simple if you just enter the bar, and sophisticated if you enter into the dining area. The truth is that I

Petra restaurant is one of the places you don't know, no one recommends it, you have never heard of it, but when you find out about it you think: where have I been during the last ten years? ;-) With original facades, you do not

Taller de Tapas is for me one of my most fetish restaurants for dinner when I go to Barcelona. There you can eat traditional tapas in creative ways. In addition, the menu is extensive and diverse. Come on, there's something for

La Bella Napoli is a pizzeria-trattoria located in Barcelona's Poble Sec neighborhood. It stands out from the multitude of Italian restaurants in Barcelona for its authentic cuisine, the genuine Italian personnel (they speak Spanish

Years ago, when it was the only Thai restaurant in Barcelona, ​​it was definitely the best choice. There is a lovely atmosphere and they serve excellent food ...At the moment Barcelona has other Thai restaurants with a more eastern

I think they have four restaurants in the city: in Riego, 21 in Sants, in El Borne next to the market, another one next to la Sagrada Familia in Simo, 18 and finally in S.Andreu in Pacífico, 74. Going to one of these is an

Annaick is a place for families. Everything is appealing, from a bus turned into a kitchen, to cinema seats taken from an antique shop or advertisement posters of another time. The tablecloths are sheets of papers so that the kids

By far, one of my favorite Italian restaurants. The place has it all: greaty quality food, perfect decoration and excellent service. I guess we're not the only ones who think like that, the night before (Friday) we gave it a try and

Les Quinze Nits (fifteen nights), is a restaurant in Plaza Reial in Barcelona. It might seem like one of those places with high prices and low quality food, as it's in the centre of the city, in one of the most touristy parts of

The Japones del Tragaluz is a Japanese restaurant with a great atmosphere and attentive, prompt service near Pasaje de la Concepcion. The sushi was clearly fresh and well-preserved. I was eager to try the eel, but decided to leave

Walking in El Born I found this restaurant specializing in cheese and I fell in love. The food was simply great, balanced, tasty and well-presented. At noon there is a set meal for 11€ really worth having on the terrace in the