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The first Spanish food revolution came in the early 1980s with a group of enlightened Basque chefs who had the audacity to steal some of the stars and the limelight from their French counterparts. The second is happening now, this time... read more»

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• Agua
• Passeig Marítim 30

• Let down by some front-of-house chaos that means a long wait even...  read more»

• Alkimia
• C/Indústria 79

• A great way to explore what this Michelin-starred restaurant has to...  read more»

• Andaira

• Dishes include succulent lamb baked for 24 hours and served with mint...  read more»

• Ánima
• C/Àngels 6

• A sharp-edged space with a thoughtfully positioned mirror allowing...  read more»

• Astoria
• C/Paris 193

• Party like it’s 1985 in this stunning converted theatre, kitted...  read more»

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• Bar Bodega Teo

• An old bodega by day, with wine stored in huge oak barrels. At night...  read more»

• Bar Celta
• C/Mercè 16

• An authentic, no-frills, Galician tapas bar, Bar Celta specialises in...  read more»

• Bar Colombo
• C/Escar 4

• Deckshod yachties and moneyed locals stroll by all day, oblivious to...  read more»

• Bar Kasparo
• Plaça Vicenç Martorell 4

• A summer proposition (there’s not any seating available indoors),...  read more»

• Bar Mut
• WC/Pau Claris 192. Metro Diagonal.

• There’s more than a soupçon of the ème arrondissement in this...  read more»