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…
ByValérie
Before or after your visit to the Palau de la Música or a walk through the Sant Pere, make a stop at a pretty little restaurant: El Bitxo. You may,…
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
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
Nestled among the bars and restaurants in Verdi street, the cinema of the same name attracts fans of good films in their original language. Having tried out a number of…
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…
ByOlivia
“You’ll see, you’ll love it. It’s super tasty and really not expensive! And the servers are also super nice.” This is what my friends said when they wanted me to…
ByPauline
The first thing to say is that Monopol really isn’t like anywhere else, and it’s nigh-on impossible to fit it into a category! It’s a café, a cantine, a tapas…
ByPauline
Always on the lookout for something different to eat? Barcelona has plenty of treats in store, with new tastes around every corner. Follow us! Accommodation for foodies Finding somewhere to…
ByPauline
La Vinya del Senyor is a wine bar located just opposite the majestic Santa María del Mar basilica, and you will be pleased to know it has tables outside. La…
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