ByLéa
Fed up of insipid sandwiches with suspect fillings? Here is a place you can go to design a snack which will be healthier, more satisfying and cheaper than anything you’ll find…
ByPauline
If you’re planning a whole meal of tapas, you could just pick a bar and stay there. Tapear (tapas-ing) properly, though, is practically an art form. It doesn’t just involve…
ByPauline
Can Paixano , better known as “la Xampanyeria” (“Cava bar” in English) is a very special place that isn’t quite a tapas bar, or a bar at all, but also…
ByValérie
Tapas is basically every foodie’s dream: lots of small portions of delicious things to eat. We’ve tested several of the best-known bars on and around the Rambla Catalunya, a pretty,…
ByValérie
It’s high time to (re)discover one of Barcelona’s liveliest quarters and its fantastic night life! Try our tapas trail around Poble Sec for a memorable evening out. If you ask…
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,…
ByMarianne
Timesburg is a restaurant serving huge and unusual burgers. Take time to discover them in a relaxed, uncomplicated atmosphere. Timesburg: huuuuge burgers! Looking for a big burger, with a generous…
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…
ByLéa
Located in the Barceloneta market, La Violeta offers a tapas bar concept focused on local and environmentally friendly agriculture. La Violeta, a “Glocal”restaurant: local suppliers and quality products Here there…
ByPauline
In Barcelona, there is a real sandwich culture, and an infinite variety. So it’s quite easy to dig out some typical venues where they are sold. You will eat much…
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