ByPauline
Barcelona is a cosmopolitan city, and this is reflected in the range of places to eat. In this article, we take a look at the best places for halal food…
ByPauline
La Rosa del Raval is an unusualy decorated Mexican restaurant offering reasonably priced, simple, tasty food. La Rosa del Raval’s decor La Rosa del Raval is a sort of Latino…
ByPauline
Paella is almost certainly the best-known Spanish culinary speciality. Originating in Valencia, its name comes from the huge pan in which it is cooked. Traditional paella and its variants The…
ByPauline
We discovered Agust completely by accident during a stroll along Carrer Parlament, one of the Barcelona’s hippest streets and home to the Federal Café. Drawn in by the pretty décor,…
Getting lost in the little side streets of the Old Town (not on purpose, this time) can have advantages, in the form of unexpected finds. Our latest is Espai Mescladís,…
ByValérie
October 2011 saw the start of the first Tapa Solidària (united tapa), a project organised by the Casal d’Infants, sponsored by the great chef Ferràn Adrià and his brother Albert, and…
ByValérie
Hidden away down a small passageway 2 minutes from Sagrada Familia, La Paradeta is based on an original concept which is a mixture between fish stall, a cantine and a…
ByValérie
Following the runaway success of the Lateral restaurant chain in Madrid, the owners decided to branch out into cities away from the capital. First stop? Barcelona! The youngest member of…
ByValérie
Tucked away in a side-street in the Gràcia quarter, you’ll find Somodó, a restaurant serving Mediterranean – Japanese fusion cuisine. Shojiro Ochi has been developing dishes inspired by the local…
Flash Flash is a mythical Barcelona venue with a unique concept: an incredible variety of tortillas in a stylish black and white setting, offset with flashes of red. This large,…
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