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Barcelona
is
the capital of Spanish and Catalan cuisine.
There are numerous cafes, Tapas Bar and
quality restaurants offering light meals,
snacks, rich wines, great sauces and Spanish
& Catalan cuisine as well as fine fish and
sea food of the Mediterranean. Barcelona
also offers world cuisine such as
Mediterranean, Japanese, Italian, French,
Turkish, Indian, Chinese, Portuguese and
Thai food. Sea food at the luxury
restaurants is also recommended.
Port Vell, Port Olímpic, La Ribera district,
Paseo del Born, the Eixample region, the
Grŕcia district, the uptown part of Diagonal
and Tibidabo region are the most popular
spots to dine & wine in Barcelona.
Having a breakfast twice is very common in
Spain as in Barcelona. After the first one
at 7-8 a.m., second breakfast starts at
10-11 a.m. People mostly prefer to dine at
10 p.m. at the Tapas Bars.
Catalan cuisine combines grains, fresh
vegetables and cheeses, olive oil meat
sauces, as in the popular dish "Pa amb
Tomŕquet".
Tortilla a la espanola (a favorite omelet
with potato) with juice and coffee is a
popular breakfast menu. |
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Spanish
style
omelet
with
potato,
grilled
green
pepper,
salmon
fish and
shrimp
on the
fried
bread,
foamy
beer and
white
wine is
the one
the most
preferred
dish to
try in
Barcelona.
Paella
is one
of the
most
obvious
food to
eat in
Barcelona.
Paella
originates
from the
restaurants
in the
city and
is
probably
the best
known
dish to
come
from
Spain.
It’s
made
from
short
grain
rice and
can
include
a range
of
seafood
or meat,
as well
as
vegetables
such as
peas and
peppers.
If you
want to
have sea
food,
fish
restaurants
in Barceloneta
and the
Olympic
Port is
a must
visit
and
taste.
Cal Pep
is one
of the
best and
most
popular
tapas
restaurant
in Barceloneta.
Agua in
Villa
Olimpica
is
another
popular
one at
the
beach
front.
The
upscale
neighborhood
of
Gracia
is
popular
for its
bar and
saloon
as well
as the
Korean
and Near
Eastern
dishes. |
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Los
Caracoles
in Barrí
Gňtic is
Barcelona's
most
famous
restaurant.
Traditional
Catalan
dishes
worth
tasting. Casa
Leopoldo in
La
Rambla
is
another
great
place to
dine.
There’s
plenty
of
beverages
to
choose
from
which
have a
home in
Barcelona.
Spain’s
wine
industry
would
most
definitely
be
lacking
without
Barcelona’s
selection
of
white,
sweet
rose and
red
wines,
the
latter
which
are
fruity,
medium-bodied
an
intensely
aromatic.
Top 10
Barcelona
Restaurants
& Tapas
Bars >> |
