ByValérie
One day in the not-so-distant past, my brother-in-law, foodie extraordinaire, sent me on a mission. Not just any mission, you understand – a mission of the utmost importance. My challenge…
Despite the crowds of tourists descending on Barceloneta because of its proximity to the sea, there are around twenty tapas bars in the area. A former fishing district, Barceloneta has…
Once upon a time there was a pretty, narrow, paved street. People called it “Wine Street”. Long, long ago – during the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s – people flocked to…
Just imagine: you’re strolling through the picturesque side-streets of Barcelona’s Old Town when hunger strikes. You don’t really want to spend valuable sight-seeing time sat in a restaurant – well,…
When it comes to wine, do your tastebuds hanker for something fruity, woody, or with toasted brioche notes? Do you enjoy a fine Burgundy, intense Rioja, or powerful Ribera del…
You only have to step inside to feel like you’ve been transported to another era. Casa López has been around for more than 40 years and it has hardly changed…
ByValérie
Set in a long, narrow space, The Sopa Boba is a bar and restaurant, opened in February 2015 near the very typical Musclería and Horchatería Verdú. We were among the…
ByOlivia
“Tapas” and “terrace” are two words which definitely go together! Sol Soler is a little bar which combines the two – just add sunshine and a strong holiday vibe for…
ByValérie
From June 27th till July 28th, 24 of Barcelona’s best hotels will be throwing open their terraces for the latest edition of Vespres Inedit’s 2019. An excellent opportunity to try…
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…
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