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It depends what you want...
Very posh?
Good local food?
A great view?
Don´t eat anywhere near the port or la ramblas... I say don´t eat near the port, but maybe in the one which the cable car ends at.
Let me find the list my secretary has prepared for me as it has 50 or so restaurants on there. I´ll put on here assuming I can work out how to format it well
Be prepared for nothing to open until 9pm, with most people eating around 10-10.30. Cava is cheap and very good in general.
T-J-K
The jiffle king said:
Don´t eat anywhere near the port or la ramblas... I say don´t eat near the port, but maybe in the one which the cable car ends at.
That's a strangely sweeping statement. Would you care to elaborate on it?If you mean not to eat directly on one of the Ramblas or in the restaurants next to the aquarium, then I would agree, but there are some great restaurants in that general area. I can't remember the name of the one just off the Rambla de Santa Monica, but the one I would definitely recommend on the port is the 7 Portes
Kermit power said:
The jiffle king said:
Don´t eat anywhere near the port or la ramblas... I say don´t eat near the port, but maybe in the one which the cable car ends at.
That's a strangely sweeping statement. Would you care to elaborate on it?If you mean not to eat directly on one of the Ramblas or in the restaurants next to the aquarium, then I would agree, but there are some great restaurants in that general area. I can't remember the name of the one just off the Rambla de Santa Monica, but the one I would definitely recommend on the port is the 7 Portes
Anything by Jean Luc Figueras - one of the city's highest decorated chefs
He has a fine Dining restaurant at Passeig de Gracia
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/barcelona/D51...
which is superb,
a chain of tapas bars which is also very nice - despie being in touristi loctions - good food
http://www.sagardi.com/#restaurantes#barcelona#arg...
and my personal favourite for a day out of the city (about thirty Km) for a PH a real nice driving treat on good roads, too
http://www.ibaiosteria.com/eng/
have a look a the http://www.ibaiosteria.com/esp/menus.pdf - it is really an outstanding - super rooms and great breakfast, too
Most recommended
He has a fine Dining restaurant at Passeig de Gracia
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/barcelona/D51...
which is superb,
a chain of tapas bars which is also very nice - despie being in touristi loctions - good food
http://www.sagardi.com/#restaurantes#barcelona#arg...
and my personal favourite for a day out of the city (about thirty Km) for a PH a real nice driving treat on good roads, too
http://www.ibaiosteria.com/eng/
have a look a the http://www.ibaiosteria.com/esp/menus.pdf - it is really an outstanding - super rooms and great breakfast, too
Most recommended
Not strictly a restaurant but you cannot buy a bottle of Cava without a tapas, not to be missed its in a little back street near the port, known as the secret cava bar - http://www.canpaixano.com/en/home/home.html.
I agree with the idea of staying away form the main tourist areas, try down by the beach, which you will find is not full of tourists but mainly locals.
I agree with the idea of staying away form the main tourist areas, try down by the beach, which you will find is not full of tourists but mainly locals.
Jasper Gilder said:
Brasserie Flo which is in a road running parellel with the south side of the Plaza de Catalunya ( big square at the top of the Ramblas) Great fish.
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If you're a bit of a foodie wander into the market off the Ramblas - according to Rick Stein it's the best market in Europe.
About half way down Las Ramblas on the R/H side walking towards the sea is one of the best food markets that I have visited and with plenty of very good "Tapas " bars in and around the market..
If you're a bit of a foodie wander into the market off the Ramblas - according to Rick Stein it's the best market in Europe.
Also some very good fish restaurants in the old fishing quarter at the bottom Las Ramblas across the road.
Kneetrembler said:
Jasper Gilder said:
Brasserie Flo which is in a road running parellel with the south side of the Plaza de Catalunya ( big square at the top of the Ramblas) Great fish.
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If you're a bit of a foodie wander into the market off the Ramblas - according to Rick Stein it's the best market in Europe.
About half way down Las Ramblas on the R/H side walking towards the sea is one of the best food markets that I have visited and with plenty of very good "Tapas " bars in and around the market..
If you're a bit of a foodie wander into the market off the Ramblas - according to Rick Stein it's the best market in Europe.
Also some very good fish restaurants in the old fishing quarter at the bottom Las Ramblas across the road.
There is a food stall just at the entrance which is totallly bustling (lots of posh bankers, trendy people and good looking girls (profession????)- with excellent food - limited joice and difficult communication but reat if some locals take you there
cramorra said:
"Cal Pep" as recommended in international good food guide here s good, too - if you like seafood and accept the staff chooses for you that is...
Super athmosphere, excellent rock lobsters €€€€€
And the sister restaurant Passadis del Pep. Don't expect a menu and make sure everyone likes seafood . . . all sorts of seafood!Super athmosphere, excellent rock lobsters €€€€€
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