ByValérie
Less than 10 metres from the Pedrera, if you pass the corners of Bruc and Mallorca, you will surely notice the fishy aroma emanating from the locale with aluminium tables…
ByPauline
The Martinez is an absolutely unique restaurant in Barcelona due to its special setting in the middle of nature, its view of the Mediterranean, and the relaxed atmosphere. It’s a…
ByOlivia
During one of our strolls around the Old Town, the pretty terrace of the Cuines Santa Caterina, in the shade of the trees on one side of the market square,…
ByValérie
Poblenou continually attracts more and more visitors due to its authentic seaside atmosphere, despite its being located far from the city centre. Located on the Rambla, its busiest tree-lined avenue,…
ByValérie
Can Culleretes was founded in the 18th Century, specifically in 1786. At this time, little metal spoons were starting to be used, which explains the unusual name of the oldest…
ByOlivia
Whether you are vegetarian, an incorruptible carnivore, a lover of exotic flavours, a food lover watching your weight or even an insatiable foodie, Menssana can grant all your wishes! Menssana’s…
ByOlivia
Ah, the Born, with its thousand little streets and its innumerable bars! With so much on offer it is sometimes difficult to know where to head. To help you, I…
ByPauline
Surf House Barcelona is inspired by a Californian lifestyle and offers delicious healthy food in a very special setting. Sitting on its seafront terrace you can close your eyes and…
ByValérie
Restaurant near Sagrada Familia: La Paradeta La Paradeta is hidden away in a quiet alleyway near Sagrada Familia, and consists of a market stall full of sea food and a…
ByValérie
The Ramblas is a symbol of Barcelona. With flower stalls, portrait artists, living statues and the Christopher Columbus, it attracts an impressive number of visitors. For this reason, poor restaurants…
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