Barcelona Tourism & Travel Guide - Eating Out in Barcelona

Barcelona Tour & Travel Guide - Eating Out in Barcelona

Casa Amalia

For a taste of local Catalan cooking, visit the brightly decorated Casa Amalia. The set menu, or menú del día, is a four-course affair at a great price.

Neichel Restaurant

A classy, exotic affair located in the heart of the residential district of Pedralbes. Try exotic Mediterranean cuisine with a French twist. Sounds unbelievable, doesn’t it?

San Pau Restaurant

Located in Sant Pol de Mar, with a garden and a beautiful view overlooking the sea. The menu changes according to season and offers traditional Catalan cuisine.

El Sortidor

Offering a range of Italian, Mediterranean and Catalan cuisine, the El Sortidor is somewhat a historic icon, having being around from 1908. Try the pappardelle, a broad ribbon pasta from Italy. If you’re in the mood for couscous or raucous Irish music, head there on Friday night.

Dolso

Sweet tooth? Don’t fret! Save dessert for Dolso, and take your pick from a range of staples like tiramisu or exotic concoctions like nemesi de chocolate (a chocolate pastry with cream of passion fruit) The menu here keeps changing, so if you like to experiment, this is the place for you.

Liquid

Dance the night away amidst swaying palms at this little island. Surrounded by a moat, local and foreign DJs frequent this bar. There’s a series of different internal spaces and a pool as well.

La Caseta del Migdia

Situated below the walls of the Montjuïc castle with a great view of the sea. Laze around on a hammock as lounge music plays in the background, and enjoy your cocktails and BBQ meal.

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