ByValérie
In Barcelona’s historic centre, well hidden behind rows of tourist-trap restaurants, is a little pearl called la Dentellière: an elegant restaurant with charming staff and creative cuisine. Care to join…
Off to visit Parc Güell but can’t decide where to go afterwards? If you’re looking to grab something to eat or drink, or you simply want to swap a stifling…
ByOlivia
If you have a refined palate and curious taste buds, head to la Mundana de Sants and prepare to be surprised by their original and innovative dishes! La Mundana de…
ByPauline
Vegetarian restaurants offer a number of advantages. They’re often a more environmentally-friendly option, featuring organic produce, and a meat-free meal from time to time is known to offer certain health…
ByOlivia
Many of Barcelona’s restaurants stay open over Christmas, offering a special festive menu on the evening of 24th December. For a seasonal treat in a sophisticated atmosphere, a top hotel…
ByValérie
La Pepita is a small, friendly bar and restaurant which opened in December 2010. It’s located on the south side of the Gràcia quarter, near Avigunda Diagonal. What is La…
ByValérie
The Passeig de Gràcia is one of Barcelona’s most iconic thoroughfares, and for good reason – you won’t know where to look! The whole street is spectacular, from the buildings…
ByOlivia
Located in the lower part of Barcelona, the Born quarter is home to many designer shops, art galleries and boho-style bars. If you’re looking for somewhere unusual to have a…
ByOlivia
If you enjoy new flavours as much as new experiences, then Barcelona is a great destination for you, with a vast array of culinary options. From traditional and local cuisine…
ByOlivia
A stone’s throw from Las Ramblas, Barcelona’s most famous tree-lined avenue, you’ll find Bar Lobo – literally “The Wolf Bar”. We decided to make like Red Riding Hood and go…
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