Brimming with fresh seafood, gourmet bourgers, and more, every type of foodie is bound to be satisfied. If you’re hunting for timeless tapas, Michelin-star tacos, or world-class drinks, these places are where locals and travelers alike come together to eat, drink, and explore.

Time Out Market

• When: daily, all-year-long
• Where: Ciutat Vella
• Entry: free

First on the list is the city’s newest gastronomic hotspot, Time Out Market Barcelona. It adds to the brand’s global portfolio, which already includes major cities like Lisbon, Dubai, and New York. This latest opening offers the same winning formula: great food, cocktails, and events, all meticulously curated by the experts behind Time Out’s renowned recommendations.

Located on the upper floor of the Maremagnum shopping centre at Port Vell, the space boasts close to 20 establishments – from kitchens, to cocktails bars, a patisserie and a full-service restaurant. Whether you’re in the mood for seafood from a hundred-year-old establishment like Can Ros, or one-of-a-kind cocktails at Paradiso (voted one of the top 10 among the World’s Best), this place has you covered.

Entertainment is also included with regular live performances, promising a blend of local culture alongside the stellar cuisine. Open from 10am to midnight (with Paradiso staying open until 1am), it’s a spot to soak in the best of Barcelona’s food and culture scene, all in one place.

All Those

• When: select weekends, twice a year
• Where: Forùm (Fall 2024 Edition)
• Entry: approx. 5€

All Those is a go-to for those seeking a mix of artisanal products, street food, and local flair. This event pops up only twice a year and in different locations, often taking over iconic spots like the Moll de la Fusta in Barcelona’s Villa Olimpica, or gardens like the Teatre Nacional de Catalunya. What makes All Those special is its focus on small-scale, independent producers who are passionate about their craft, whether that’s homemade jams or organic wines.

And it’s more than just food. You can browse stalls and munch on the city’s best cheesecake, while listening to live music. The market takes sustainability seriously, with many vendors emphasizing locally-sourced ingredients and eco-friendly packaging.

There’s also plenty of hands-on fun with workshops ranging for urban gardening to making your own kombucha. And yes, All Those is family-friendly, so you can bring the little ones along for some wholesome weekend fun​.

El Nacional

• When: daily, all-year-long
• Where: L’Eixample
• Entry: free

El Nacional is one of Barcelona’s most iconic dining spots tucked inside a beautifully restored 19th-century building on the central Passeig de Gràcia. As soon as you step inside, you’re hit with the grandeur of its decor—high ceilings, elegant arches, and an atmosphere that makes it feel like you’ve entered a bustling, somewhat elevated, European food hall.

What sets it apart is that this restaurant is home to four dining spaces and four bars, each offering something distinct. And it was the first to do so in the Catalan capital.

For fish and seafood lovers, La Llotja is where you’ll want to park yourself. But if you’re after traditional Spanish meats, La Braseria has you covered with juicy steaks and hearty plates​. Note that these two areas are the only ones that accept reservations within the entire restaurant. If you’re caught in the queue, you can always wait it out with a glass of cava or vermouth.

El Nacional takes pride in showcasing the best of Spain with fresh, seasonal ingredients sourced from throughout the countrty. And it’s not just the food—each of the four bars specializes in something unique, from signature cocktails to an impressive selection of Spanish wines.

Okio

• When: daily, all-year-long
• Where: El Born
• Entry: free

Tucked away in El Born, Okio Asian Street Market brings another burst of color, flavors, and energy to the neighbourhood. This lesser-known gem is designed to give you a feel of a bustling Asian night market, with neon lights, colorful murals, and strong aromas. The moment you walk in, you’re greeted by a lively vibe that perfectly captures the culture of Japan, Thailand, and other Asian hotspots.

Okio is all about celebrating street food, offering a variety of dishes that are fresh, authentic, and packed with bold flavors. Whether you’re in the mood for baos, pad thai, or a dish with even more spice like a stir-fry or some spicy sushi, there’s something for every curious palate.

The ambiance is just as much a draw, with its trendy, neon-soaked aesthetic. It’s the perfect spot for a casual night out with friends or a fun date night, where the food and vibe transport you to the alleys of Asia without needing to board a transatlantic flight.

Palo Alto Market

• When: every first weekend of the month
• Where: Poblenou
• Entry: 5,50€

Palo Market Fest is a monthly event that captures the creative energy of Barcelona. Held in the artsy -formerly industrial- Poblenou district, it transforms the historic Palo Alto Factory into a lively hub of local talent, craftsmanship, and tasty bites.

The gathering brings together independent designers, artisans, and chefs, offering visitors a chance to explore handmade goods, vintage clothing, and eco-friendly products. Of course, the experience isn’t complete without the gourmet food trucks parked on-site.

They’re scattered throughout the market, serving up a wide range of flavors from juicy burgers to vegan dishes, all made with sustainably-sourced ingredients. You’ll also find artisanal snacks and homemade pastries, adding to the festival’s culinary appeal. If it isn’t a beer someone’s holding, you’ll most likely be seeing an aperol spritz in most festival goers’ hands.

Palo Alto is a perfect weekend hangout spot for anyone looking to tap into Barcelona’s artistic pulse while enjoying great food and music.

These food halls and markets offer an incredible way to experience the city’s rich culinary culture, from the traditional to the more eclectic, modern offerings at Palo Market Fest and El Nacional. Ready to explore the city’s best eats?

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So we took our time to prepare you this list of our favourite restaurants to have delicious curry at – with a focus on the Indian and Pakistani varieties. Are you ready to taste some of the best curry in Barcelona?

Casa Masala

Located at Carrer de Muntaner and is the former Masala 73 Curry Bar which has now been renamed Casa Masala. The origin of this restaurant was a food truck and they have been making Indian food for years, like few others in Barcelona. It is decorated with a lot of charm and fuses a modern style with some casual corners, the place is very cozy.

A unique dish at this restaurant that will fascinate you is its Vindaloo pork taco, which is a Goan curry with influences from Portuguese cuisine. The Brinjal Baingain Bharta is an atypical find and a sweet highlight is the Chai ice cream that you can’t leave without trying. If you have a hard time deciding, we recommend the Maharaja menu that includes three starters, a rice, a cheese naan, a chicken tikka masala and dessert. 

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Mirch Barcelona

Mirch restaurant is located in the heart of the Raval district at Carrers del Ángels street, 12. Its founder and chef is Ivan Surinder, also owner of the restaurant Tandoor. Mirch is a very informal “garito” that aims to serve a fusion of Indian flavors but in its most Mediterranean version.

Mirch is known as the little brother of Tandoor, at least that’s how Ivan defines it. A short, simple menu with four types of curries served in bowls, two vada pavs (which are Indian burgers), and some naans. Nothing else is needed. The place is small so reservations are recommended.

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Tandoor

Also owned by chef Ivan Surinder, Tandoor is definitely one of the best Indian restaurants in Barcelona. It has a modern atmosphere and is a place where you will not only have sensory stimuli with your palate but also with your eyes thanks to the care with which everything is presented. You just have to go to their website and/or Instagram to get a preview. The young and smiling Surinder renovated and took the reins of this restaurant when he was only 23 years old, inherited from his father but providing it with modern touches. 

Their star dishes are the Galouti Kebab which is Indian-style lamb and legumes croquette, the Oyster with mango and tamarind juice, the Mutton Korma that is lamb stewed with coconut milk and nuts and the Chicken Tikka Masala. Always remember to leave room for dessert as they have two paradisiacal desserts: the chocolate and cardamom Samosa accompanied by coconut ice cream and the saffron and cinnamon Kulfi which is a typical homemade ice cream from India.

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Baby Jalebi

The trendy Pakistani restaurant in Barcelona has 2 locations, one located in Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes 452 and the second in the Gracia district. Both restaurants are cozy, with a very simple and casual style. Their menu takes you on a route through the streets of Pakistan and India, guided by their best street delicacies.

Their specialty is Pakistani cuisine but street food. The place breathes that informal air, checkered tablecloths, enameled dishes and curries at a very good price. 

Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 452

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Bembi Barcelona

Another one of the best Indian restaurants in Barcelona. Here you can try some of the nation’s famous dishes like the Dal Makhani which are the black lentils, Saag Paneer made of fresh Indian cheese with spicy spinach cream, Nariyal Jhinga that are prawns in coconut curry typical of Kerala, all Tandoori dishes and of course Naan bread in all its versions.

Besides their extensive menu, they als have a menu of the day and an exquisite tasting menu and a vegetarian tasting menu. All their meats are Halal certified. The ambience of Bembi is that of an elegant-chic place and the cuisine is traditional with authentic flavors served with a touch of modernity.

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Barcelona definitely offers a diverse range of restaurants with delicious curry dishes. From traditional Indian restaurants to other Asian fusion eateries, curry lovers will  have plenty of options to choose from. Whether you prefer mild or spicy, vegetarian or meat-based curries, you will enjoy these locations. And if you’d rather try some food that’s a bit more traditional for Barcelona, then why not try our gastronomic tapas segway tour!

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Because of their joyful flavor and widespread popularity, every day of the year is a good day to eat tacos. Browse through some of our top taco spots in Barcelona…

Xuba Tacos 

Xuba is without a doubt one of Barcelona’s top taquerias, despite the fact that its chef is not Mexican. Opened in 2021, this restaurant was the brainchild of Antonio Sáez, who oversaw the kitchens at Lasarte and Hotel Arts. His goal was to elevate tacos beyond the norm and he has succeeded in doing so because, in addition to being delicious, his creations are unusual. 

Don’t miss their limited edition tacos, the one with potatoes and chorizo or the one they make with duck meat and foie gras, for instance. Other spectacular dishes to try are the tacos del chef that include tostada de atún or the taco de pulpo.

Carrer de Mallorca, 194

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Tlaxcal

Tlaxcal is typically mentioned when you ask a Mexican where in Barcelona they find tacos that are more like those back home. Furthermore, some of the most classic delicacies, such al pastor, suadero, chochinita pibil and gobernador, are assembled by this taqueria in the Born. They provide tacos for every taste, both meat and fish, but the tongue taco is our recommendation because it is not as well-known outside of Mexico. 

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Gastro-Taquería Mexicana 

Skulls abound, Mexican needlework adorns tables in the traditional coyoacán manner. You feel as though you are somehow in Mexico the moment you walk through the door of the Mexican Gastro-Taqueria. Even more so after sampling their excellent and generous tacos. The chef of this business maintains that if it doesn’t taste like Mexico, it has no place on his menu, which makes the Momia with prawns noteworthy. It is cooked as closely as possible to the original recipe. 

The taco they make with stewed chicken and Mole Poblano is also really tasty. In contrast to other taquerias, they also provide huaraches made with blue tortilla dough and served with prawns, chicken or beef. A seven-course tasting menu is available for 35 euros.

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Chamako 

Typical tacos with an odd combination of Asian and Latin flavors. This is the bet made by Chamako, the taco shop that has been operating out of the former Sasha bar in Poblesec, for a while now. After a thorough renovation, the industrial space features a sizable terrace and a DJ booth. In addition to a somewhat eclectic cuisine that includes gyozas from Jalisco or Langoschino, as well as oysters and ceviches in the Chamako style that pair nicely with their tacos and tortillas. The shrimp is sautéed with kimchi and Thai veggies in the delicious Karateka Shrimp dish. For fans of tacos and fusion cuisine, this place is.

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La Pachuca

Located in the Gothic Quarter’s center, from the same people who created the well-known El Pachuco, its older brother. These tacos are quite something. Like the cochinita pibil or carnitas, they are real Mexican tacos that have succeeded in transcending time and place to give you the impression that you are gobbling food from Mexico. When your order is ready to be picked up at the bar, you must pay close attention to the instructions on the sheet you fill out specifying the tacos you want.

Due of its small size, the establishment can quickly fill up, so plan to wait in queue and carry cash as they are the only accepted method of payment. The décor is reminiscent of Mexican eateries in Barcelona, featuring authentic Mexican accents without turning into a pastiche. There’s even a little altar dedicated to Malverde and the Virgin of Guadalupe.

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So now you know that to have some delicious tacos, you don’t need to travel to Mexico, which is handy if you’re in Barcelona! And the selection here is gradually raising the standard by adding experimental restaurants where the tacos aren’t always made according to the original recipe. Enjoy your tacos after working up some hunger on our Gaudí Segway Tour! You’ll deserve them.

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Seoul Restaurant

Seoul Restaurant is a beloved spot in Barcelona’s Eixample district, capturing the essence of authentic Korean cuisine. As soon as you step inside, you’ll be greeted with a warm and inviting ambiance that sets the stage for an unforgettable dining experience. 

The menu boasts a delightful array of classic Korean dishes, from savory bibimbap to sizzling bulgogi and soul-warming kimchi jjigae. Whether you’re a devoted fan of Korean cuisine or new to its flavors, Seoul Restaurant’s friendly staff are eager to guide you through the menu, ensuring a satisfying meal.

Avenida de Gaudí, 70

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Kimchi Mama

Situated in the heart of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, Kimchi Mama is a small, charming restaurant that captures the heart of Korean home cooking. The cozy interior exudes warmth and comfort, making you feel like you’re dining at a friend’s home. 

The menu has a selection of traditional Korean dishes, including delectable mandu dumplings, hearty bibimbap and delightful Korean pancakes. Their kimchi, made in-house, is a true star that adds a punch of flavor to every dish. Kimchi Mama’s has a very friendly staff and homelike atmosphere that creates an inviting space where you can indulge in the comforting flavors of Korea.

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Pocha

The word “pocha” in Korean simply means “covered street vendor,” or pojangmacha. In these inviting areas, early-morning customers are served by street-side food vendors. A translated version of one may be found at Pocha in the left side of Eixample but this youthful group makes an effort to inject some of that KPOP soul into Barcelona. 

The dazzling interiors, crunchy fried chicken, and plentiful amounts of soju will have you believing that you are spending an hour or two in Itaewon. Excellent for getting together with friends for a Somaek, a traditional Korean beverage made with soju and beer.

Carrer de Provença, 224

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Soban de Jo Lee

Soban is an authentic Korean restaurant in Barcelona’s Gràcia neighborhood. This family-run eatery takes pride in serving authentic and soulful Korean dishes that reflect the rich culinary heritage of Korea. 

In their menu you can find a comforting selection of traditional dishes, including stews, pancakes and rice dishes. Soban’s warm and inviting ambiance, coupled with friendly service, makes it a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike to savor the genuine flavors of Korea.

Address: Carrer de Rocafort, 204 

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Sam Bu Ja

Sam Bu Ja is a hidden gem that offers an authentic Korean barbecue experience. With tabletop grills, you get to cook your own marinated meats and enjoy the interactive dining adventure that Korean barbecue is famous for. There is a variety of high-quality meats, accompanied by an array of delicious banchan side dishes. Sam Bu Ja’s lively vibe makes for an unforgettable dining experience that will leave you with a smile on your face.

Carrer del Consell de Cent, 418

These Korean restaurants bring the authentic flavors of Korea to the city, offering a diverse array of dishes that will delight your taste buds. So, gather your friends and family and indulge in the mouthwatering delights of Korean cuisine. Why not blend one of these sites in, after a wonderful afternoon with some authentic local sites on our Barcelona Segway Tour!

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Vivinos

Located in the heart of Barcelona, Vivinos is a chic and stylish wine bar that has quickly become a favorite among wine enthusiasts. The bar offers an extensive selection of Spanish and international wines, curated by knowledgeable sommeliers who are passionate about their craft. The staff at Vivinos will guide you through the menu, recommending the perfect wine to suit your taste. 

The sleek and modern interior, adorned with elegant wine displays, creates a sophisticated ambiance that is perfect for an intimate evening with friends or a romantic date night. The friendly and approachable feel adds to the warm and inviting atmosphere, making Vivinos a go-to spot for wine lovers seeking a memorable experience.

Carrer dels Flassaders, 19

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Kaktos Botanical Society

This hidden gem offers a unique and immersive botanical-themed experience. As soon as you step inside, you’ll be greeted by a lush and enchanting ambiance. The bar showcases a wide selection of botanical-infused spirits and craft cocktails, artfully crafted by skilled mixologists. They use fresh herbs, fruits and botanical extracts to create delicious and innovative concoctions that awaken the senses. 

The botanical-inspired decor, featuring cascading greenery, floral accents and earthy tones, transports you to a serene and enchanting world. It’s the perfect setting to sip on refreshing gin and tonics, vibrant mojitos or other enticing botanical creations. At Kaktos you will find a friendly and welcoming environment for you to indulge in botanical bliss.

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The Room

As soon as you step inside The Room you’ll feel like you’ve entered a cozy living room with a touch of magic.The Room bar offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, with comfortable couches, soft lighting and quirky decorations that make it feel like a home away from home. It’s the perfect spot to relax and unwind.

The bar serves a fantastic selection of drinks, from creative cocktails to your favorite classics. The skilled bartenders are friendly and always ready to whip up a special concoction just for you. You can also enjoy a variety of tasty snacks and tapas to accompany your drinks. It’s a place where laughter and good times are guaranteed.

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El Jardí de l’Abadessa

El Jardí de l’Abadessa is an oasis of tranquility that provides a welcome escape from the bustling city. The bar offers a diverse range of cocktails, from classic favorites to creative concoctions, all made with care and attention to detail. You can sip on refreshing gin and tonics, fruity mojitos or signature cocktails while enjoying the serene and ideal surroundings. 

This outdoor garden is a lush and inviting space, adorned with blooming flowers, tall trees, and comfortable seating areas. It’s the perfect setting to unwind with friends or loved ones, immersing yourself in nature while savoring delicious drinks.

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Bobby Gin

Bobby Gin is a stylish and sophisticated bar that caters to gin lovers. As you step into this elegant establishment, you’ll be enveloped by its sleek interior, dim lighting and inviting atmosphere. Bobby Gin takes pride in its extensive collection of gins from around the world, offering a diverse range of flavors and styles to satisfy even the most discerning palates. 

The expert mixologists behind the bar are masters of their craft, creating exquisite gin-based cocktails that are a feast for both the eyes and the taste buds. The knowledge and passion for gin shine through, as they happily guide you through the menu, making recommendations based on your preferences. The refined ambiance and attentive service make this spot a perfect setting for a sophisticated and memorable night out.

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Willy’s Tapas Music Bar

Willy’s is a classic pub with a modern twist. This lively and vibrant establishment combines the charm of a traditional Irish pub with contemporary touches. The rustic wooden furnishings, cozy seating areas, and friendly atmosphere make Willy’s a welcoming place to relax and socialize. The bar offers an extensive selection of craft beers on tap, catering to beer enthusiasts who appreciate quality and variety. 

You can also savor delicious pub grub, including mouthwatering burgers, crispy fish and chips and other comforting favorites. Live music performances add to the lively ambiance, creating a vibrant and enjoyable experience for patrons. Willy’s offers a friendly and laid-back environment where you can unwind.

From indulging in a curated selection of wines at Vivinos to enjoying the lively ambiance and craft beers at these amazing options, which provide friendly and welcoming environments where you can create memorable moments while enjoying excellent drinks and vibrant atmospheres. Hungry? Then when not enjoy alongside our Gastronomic Segway Tour! Cheers!

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La Mundana

La Mundana is located in the Sants neighborhood and is another of the best restaurants where you can eat innovative tapas. It also has a Bib Gourmand distinction for being one of the best fusion cuisine restaurants in Barcelona. Its menu is divided between the cold dishes, including plates like shrimp carpaccio, and the warm dishes, think Katsu Sando made from Iberian secreto, mole poblano, fermented red cabbage and yellow chili. By the way, there’s a top reimagining of Patatas Bravas on offer here. The texture of the potato together with the brava sauce and the smoked aioli that accompanies it are one of the finest ways to begin a lunch or dinner.

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Mont Bar

Mont Bar is a culinary gem, located in El Raval, that seamlessly combines traditional Catalan cuisine with contemporary flair. Upon entering, you’ll be greeted by a warm and inviting ambiance, perfectly setting the stage for an exceptional dining experience. The menu is a testament to the chef’s creativity and dedication to showcasing the best of local produce. The tapas selection features both familiar favorites and inventive creations. 

Don’t miss their signature dish, the “Squid Ink Croquettes,” which beautifully blend the delicate flavors of the sea with a crispy golden exterior. The restaurant’s commitment to quality extends to its extensive wine list, offering a diverse selection of Spanish and international wines. The knowledgeable staff is always on hand to provide recommendations that complement your meal perfectly.

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Bar del Pla

Bar del Pla is a beloved tapas spot that exudes an authentic Barcelona charm. With its cozy and rustic interior, it instantly transports you to a bygone era, where conviviality and good food go hand in hand. Bar del Pla takes pride in using fresh, seasonal ingredients to craft their delectable tapas creations. From the tangy “Pimientos de Padrón” to the melt-in-your-mouth “Iberian Ham Croquettes,” each dish showcases the simplicity and bold flavors that are characteristic of traditional Spanish cuisine. 

The friendly and attentive service at Bar del Pla adds to the overall experience, making you feel like a welcomed guest in a friend’s home. The staff is more than happy to guide you through the menu, suggesting pairings from their excellent selection of Spanish wines and vermouths.

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Enigma

Enigma is an avant-garde establishment that takes gastronomy to new heights, offering a dining experience like no other. Its concept revolves around mystery and surprise, starting from the moment you step through its doors. The restaurant’s discreet entrance adds an air of intrigue, as you find yourself immersed in a world of culinary enchantment. The interior is a visual spectacle, featuring sleek and modern design elements that complement the captivating dining experience. 

Led by celebrated chef Albert Adrià, Enigma’s innovative menu is shrouded in secrecy, leaving guests eager to discover the culinary delights that await. The tasting menu is a meticulously crafted journey, consisting of multiple courses that showcase the chef’s ingenuity and creativity. Each dish combines unexpected flavors, textures, and presentations, making every bite at Enigma an exploration of the senses.

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Disfrutar Bcn

Disfrutar, meaning “to enjoy” in Spanish, perfectly encapsulates the philosophy behind this Michelin-starred tapas restaurant. Located in the Eixample district, Disfrutar is the brainchild of three former el Bulli chefs, who bring their innovative culinary techniques to the forefront. The menu is a gastronomic symphony, featuring an array of thoughtfully crafted dishes that portray their commitment to pushing culinary boundaries. 

The restaurant’s sleek and modern interior creates an elegant backdrop for the culinary masterpieces that await. If you have any doubts on what to order, the attentive staff will guide you through the menu, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable dining experience.

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Alkimia

Alkimia is a special spot that celebrates the artistry of Catalan cuisine. Situated in the Sant Antoni neighborhood and helmed by chef Jordi Vilà, this Michelin-starred restaurant offers an intimate and refined setting for culinary exploration. The contemporary and elegant design of Alkimia creates an atmosphere of understated luxury, where you can savor each bite in tranquility.

Alkimia’s menu reflects a deep respect for tradition while embracing innovative techniques. The dishes are prepared, allowing us to see and taste the harmonious interplay of flavors and textures. From the delicate “Garden of Sea Urchins” to the succulent “Slow-Cooked Lamb Shoulder,” each creation is an insight to the chef Jordi’s experience.

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Barcelona’s creative and gourmet tapas spots are proof of the city’s culinary prowess. Each establishment offers a unique and unforgettable dining experience. Embark on a gastronomic journey and allow the flavors of Barcelona to captivate your senses. Enjoy these restaurants along with our Gaudí Segway Tour for a complete experience.

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El Xampanyet

For a lively and authentic tapas experience, head to El Xampanyet in the leafy El Born neighborhood. This bustling tapas bar is known for its vibrant atmosphere and their famous bacalao, served straightforward and tasty. The dish features tender pieces of cod fish, lightly fried to perfection and served with a drizzle of olive oil and a sprinkle of sea salt. Pair it with a glass of their signature cava, and you’re in for a true taste of Barcelona’s gastronomy.

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Casa de Tapas Canota

Located in the Eixample district, Casa de Tapas Canota is a hidden gem that offers a modern twist on traditional Spanish cuisine. Here, you can savor their innovative cod fish dishes that showcase the chef’s creativity. From cod fish croquettes to cod fish confit with roasted vegetables, each dish is a delightful fusion of flavors and textures. The restaurant’s cozy ambiance and attentive service make it an ideal spot for a memorable dining experience.

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Els Pescadors

Well known to fish lovers, there is no marine creature that can resist the cuisine of this charming restaurant in Poblenou located in a charming little square. Els Pescadors is an old fishermen’s bar now converted into a sophisticated seafood restaurant, which fortunately still retains many of its original elements. Here we find everything from the freshest fish just arrived from the fish market to transatlantic delicacies such as Icelandic cod, they have an exclusive section for them, or delicatessen such as Cantabrian anchovies and other snacks from the Spanish coast.

They also have a good selection of shellfish, always cooked with the most precise technique, and starters for all tastes, ranging from foie gras to mushrooms, including roast croquettes. The place, with a classic and timeless air, is ideal for paying homage to the flavours of the sea on any occasion – and perfect for leaving parents or in-laws satisified.

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Puertecillo

For a unique dining experience, visit La Paradeta, a seafood market-style restaurant with several locations in Barcelona. Here, you can select your fresh cod fish from the display and have it cooked to your preference. Whether you prefer it grilled, baked, or fried, the skilled chefs at La Paradeta will prepare it to perfection. The restaurant’s casual and lively atmosphere adds to the overall experience, making it a favorite among locals and tourists alike.

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Can Culleretes

Step into the historic Can Culleretes, Barcelona’s oldest restaurant and savor their renowned bacalao a la llauna, a delicious cod fish dish. Located in the charming Gothic Quarter, this traditional tavern has been serving authentic Catalan cuisine since 1786. Their bacalao a la llauna features tender cod fish cooked in a rich tomato and garlic sauce, creating a harmonious blend of flavors. With its rustic ambiance and friendly service, dining at Can Culleretes is about taking a step back in time while savoring cod in a classic way.

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The Catalan city’s culinary scene is a paradise for food enthusiasts, and when it comes to cod fish, the city does not disappoint. Each establishment offers a unique take on the beloved cod fish. Whether you’re seeking traditional flavors or a modern twist, these five places will satisfy your cravings for the best cod fish in Barcelona. When in town, to complement the culinary experience, next time you’re in the city, embark on an architectural adventure with our Gaudí Segway Tour.

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Terrat

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Terrat is found at the Mandarin Oriental perched on top of the Mandarin Oriental hotel. Terrat offers breathtaking views of the city skyline and the Mediterranean Sea. This terrace is particularly popular for its cocktails, which are made by some of the best bartenders in the city. The terrace also has a pool, making it the perfect place to cool off on a hot summer day. And if you’re feeling hungry, Terrat has a delicious menu of Mediterranean-inspired dishes that are sure to satisfy.

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La Isabela Terrace

 

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La Isabela Terrace at Hotel 1898 is located in the heart of the Gothic Quarter. Hotel 1898 is a stunning boutique hotel with an incredible rooftop terrace. The terrace, named La Isabela after the Spanish queen, offers panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. With comfortable lounge chairs, a bar, and a pool, this terrace is the perfect place to relax and take in the beauty of Barcelona. And if you’re feeling peckish, the terrace also has a small menu with light bites and snacks.

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1881 per Sagardi

 

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1881 per Sagardi located in the historic Port Vell area, is a rooftop terrace that offers stunning views of the harbor and the city. This terrace is popular for its incredible food and wine, which are sourced from local producers. The menu includes classic Spanish dishes like paella and tapas, as well as more modern interpretations of Catalan cuisine. And with its cozy atmosphere and comfortable seating, 1881 per Sagardi is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a meal with friends.

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The Serras

 

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The Serras Rooftop located in the trendy El Born neighborhood, The Serras is a luxury boutique hotel with an incredible rooftop terrace. The terrace offers stunning views of the city, as well as a cozy atmosphere that’s perfect for relaxing with a drink or two. And with a menu of delicious cocktails and small plates, this terrace is the perfect place to unwind after a long day of sightseeing.

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Sky Bar

 

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Sky Bar at Grand Hotel Central is located in the heart of the city. Grand Hotel Central is a stunning luxury hotel with an impeccable rooftop terrace. The terrace, known as Sky Bar, offers breathtaking views of the city skyline, as well as comfortable seating and a cozy atmosphere. And with a menu of delicious cocktails and tapas, this terrace is the perfect place to unwind after a long day of exploring Barcelona.

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Bar Terraza La Dolce Vitae

 

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Located on the top floor of the Majestic Hotel & Spa, Bar Terraza La Dolce Vitae is one of Barcelona’s most luxurious terraces. The terrace offers stunning views of Passeig de Gracia and the city’s skyline, making it the perfect spot for a romantic evening or a special occasion. The terrace is also home to a stylish bar that serves a wide selection of cocktails and wines.

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El Jardín de Diana

 

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El Jardín de Diana is a stunning garden terrace located in the heart of Barcelona’s Eixample neighborhood. The terrace is surrounded by greenery, creating a peaceful oasis in the middle of the city. It’s the perfect spot to escape the hustle and bustle of Barcelona and relax with a good book or a cup of coffee. The terrace is also home to a charming restaurant that serves delicious Mediterranean cuisine.

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Terraza Martinez

 

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Terraza Martinez is a beautiful seaside terrace that offers panoramic views of Barcelona’s coastline. The terrace is located on a hill overlooking the city, making it one of the best spots to watch the sunset. It’s also home to a seafood restaurant that serves some of the freshest seafood in the city.

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La Terraza del Claris

 

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La Terraza del Claris is a beautiful rooftop terrace located on top of the Hotel Claris. The terrace offers stunning views of Barcelona’s skyline, including the iconic La Pedrera. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a drink or a meal while taking in the stunning views of one of Gaudi’s most famous buildings. The terrace is also home to a restaurant that serves delicious Mediterranean cuisine.

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In conclusion, Barcelona is a city with a wealth of incredible rooftop terraces. Whether you’re looking for stunning views, delicious food and drinks, or a cozy atmosphere to relax in, there’s a terrace in Barcelona that’s perfect for you. So why not take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the beauty of Barcelona from a rooftop terrace? Don’t forget to book our Montjuïc Segway Tour to get some panoramic views from one of Barcelona’s highest natural landmarks.

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El Tablao de Carmen

El Tablao de Carmen is the location for an unforgettable flamenco experience. Located in the heart of the Poble Espanyol, this renowned venue offers nightly performances by some of the most talented flamenco artists in the city. The stage is intimate and the atmosphere is authentic, with a rustic interior that evokes the traditional spirit of flamenco. You’ll be transported to another time and place as you watch the performers dance and express themselves with fiery passion.

Overall, El Tablao de Carmen is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves flamenco dancing or wants to experience the cultural richness of Barcelona. With its skilled performers, engaging classes, and authentic atmosphere, it’s a true gem in the heart of the city.

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Tarantos

Tarantos is an excellent choice If you’re in Barcelona and looking for a place to dance flamenco. Located in the historic Gothic Quarter, this cozy venue offers nightly performances by talented local dancers. The atmosphere is intimate and authentic, with a rustic interior that evokes traditional Andalusian flamenco clubs. In addition to the live performances, Tarantos also offers classes and workshops for dancers of all skill levels. Their expert instructors can help you improve your technique and deepen your understanding of this passionate and expressive art form.

Whether you’re a seasoned flamenco dancer or just starting out, or an inquisitive onlooker, Tarantos is a must-visit destination. You’ll be surrounded by the energy and passion of the performers, and the intimate setting will make you feel like you’re part of the action.

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Tablao Flamenco Cordobes

Tablao Flamenco Cordobes Barcelona is the historic tablao of Barcelona, founded in 1970 under the direction of a family of artists and since its inception has attracted all the flamenco legends to Barcelona. Luis Adame and Irene Alba, the founding couple of the tablao, lived the golden age of flamenco as artists on the best stages of the time. They’ve brought all of their cultural and professional heritage here. This tablao has a lot of history as we can go back to the time they lived and how complicated it was to host this type of show in Barcelona.

It offers original dinners and shows from 17:00 to 23:30. The Tablao Flamenco Cordobés restaurant offers a gastronomic tour designed by chef Jordi Narro. In this tour we will some of the most typical dishes of Spanish gastronomy.

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Patio Andaluz

El Patio Andaluz is one of the flamenco tablaos in Barcelona that welcomes the most tourists. It is a restaurant with a show, flamenco tablao and party room. Highly sought after by tourists and foreigners who come to Barcelona and want to experience Spanish flamenco culture in addition to the city’s culture. El Patio Andaluz Barcelona offers dinner menus with a live flamenco show in different stages. On Fridays and Saturdays, the same space of El Patio Andaluz Barcelona is transformed into a Gran Cabaret in the final round.

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Whether you prefer traditional or modern interpretations, there is no shortage of places to experience flamenco in Barcelona. So why not immerse yourself in the passion and beauty of flamenco and enjoy an unforgettable night out in this beautiful city? Make sure to add our Gaudí Segway Tour to add even more flair to your experience in the city!

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Note: for some other original places, take a look at part 1 in our series.

El Bosc de les Fades

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If you’re looking for a unique and unforgettable experience in Barcelona, look no further than El Bosc de les Fades. This whimsical bar is like stepping into a fairy tale. As soon as you walk in, you’ll be enchanted by the twinkling lights, life-sized trees, and magical decorations. It’s the perfect place to escape from reality and immerse yourself in a dreamlike atmosphere.

The drinks are just as delightful as the ambiance, with an impressive cocktail menu that’s sure to please. Whether you’re in the mood for a classic gin and tonic or a more elaborate concoction, the skilled bartenders have you covered. But the real star of the show is the atmosphere. The attention to detail is remarkable, and you’ll feel like you’ve been transported to another world. It’s the perfect spot for a date night or a fun night out with friends.

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El Born Cultural Center

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Get ready to step back in time at the El Born Cultural Center. This former market has been transformed into a cultural center that offers a fascinating look into Barcelona’s past. It’s a must-visit spot for history buffs and anyone interested in the city’s rich cultural heritage. What makes the center so special is the way it seamlessly blends the old and the new. 

You’ll find fascinating exhibits that showcase the city’s medieval architecture and history, alongside modern technology and interactive displays that make learning fun and engaging. The underground tunnels that were once part of the market have been preserved and are a major highlight of the center. Walking through the maze of tunnels is like stepping back in time and offers a unique glimpse into Barcelona’s past.

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Jardins de Mossèn Costa i Llobera

If you’re looking for a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, the Jardins de Mossèn Costa i Llobera is the perfect spot. Located on the slopes of Montjuïc, these botanical gardens offer breathtaking views of the city and a peaceful oasis in the heart of Barcelona. The gardens are home to a vast collection of cacti and succulents, making it a unique and unexpected attraction. As you wander through the gardens, you’ll be amazed by the variety of colors, textures, and shapes on display. It’s a true feast for the senses.

But what really sets the gardens apart is the sense of serenity and calm that pervades the space. It’s the perfect place to unwind and recharge, and you’ll leave feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Whether you’re a plant lover or just looking for a peaceful escape, the Jardins de Mossèn Costa i Llobera is a hidden gem that’s well worth a visit.

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Sant Pau Recinte Modernista

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You will  be transported back in time to the early 20th century at Sant Pau Recinte Modernista. This modernist complex was designed by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner, and it’s a true masterpiece of Catalan Art Nouveau. The complex was originally a hospital, but it’s now been transformed into a cultural center that offers a unique look into the history and architecture of Barcelona. 

The intricate mosaics, stained glass windows, and ornate details are sure to impress even the most seasoned traveler. Visitors can explore the gardens, walk through the underground tunnels that connect the different buildings, and admire the stunning architecture. It’s a hidden gem that’s off the beaten path but well worth a visit for anyone interested in art, architecture, or history.

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Plaça del Diamant

Plaça del Diamant is a charming square located in the heart of the Gracia neighborhood. It’s a hidden gem that’s well worth a visit for anyone looking to experience a different side of Barcelona. What makes it so special is its vibrant local atmosphere. The square is surrounded by picturesque buildings, and there are plenty of cafes and restaurants where you can sit and soak up the ambiance.

One of the highlights it has is the fountain, which is a popular spot for locals to gather and socialize. It’s a great place to people-watch and get a sense of daily life in Barcelona. If you’re lucky, you might even catch one of the many cultural events that are held in the square throughout the year. From live music to traditional festivals, there’s always something happening in Plaça del Diamant.

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All of these places offer a unique glimpse into the city’s culture, history, and architecture, and are sure to leave a lasting impression. Remember to book our Montjuïc Segway Tour for the full experience and see Barcelona from a different point of view!  You won’t be disappointed!

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