ByMargaux
Caché au coeur de l’Eixample, Mostassa a tout pour plaire: de bons produits, une carte originale et des options végétariennes et sans gluten dans un agréable décor. On approuve!
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…
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…
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,…
ByPauline
Eat Street is Barcelona’s newest foodie festival, created in 2014 to celebrate the wonders of street food. In just three short years, it’s already attracted a cult following. Eat Street,…
ByPauline
La Boquería Market is often described as a “cathedral for the senses”. Believe us, nothing could be more true, and you’ll see exactly why as soon as you get there!…
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…
ByPauline
Whether you prefer to start the day on a sweet or savoury note, somewhere on our list is sure to take your fancy for the first (and most important) meal…
ByPauline
Markets offer a great opportunity for any visitor to encounter the culinary culture of a country, a region or a city. More scenic and much more fun than supermarkets, without…
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