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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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• Bar Primavera
• C/Nou de la Rambla 192

• While this emphatically isn’t a destination bar, it does have its...  read more»

• Barcelona Rouge
• C/Poeta Cabanyes 21

• A hidey-hole of a place, small enough to get packed even though...  read more»

• Bauma
• C/Roger de Llúria 124

• Bauma is an old-style café-bar that’s perfect for lazy Sunday...  read more»

• Bestial
• C/Ramón Trias Fargas 2-4

• Its tiered wooden decking and ancient olive trees make Bestial a...  read more»

• Biblioteca
• C/Junta de Comerç 28

• A very calming, almost meditative space with a minimalist cream...  read more»

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• Boadas
• C/Tallers 1

• Finally the pressure of being ‘so classic it’s practically a stop...  read more»

• Bodega Manolo
• C/Torrent de les Flors 101

• Another old family bodega with faded, peeling charm, barrels on the...  read more»

• Botafumeiro
• C/Gran de Gràcia 81

• Love it or hate it (and the size, racket and overwhelmingly arriviste...  read more»

• Buenas Migas
• Plaça Bonsuccés 6

• Tables outside sprawl across the square in the shade of acacia trees,...  read more»

• Café Berlin
• C/Muntaner 240-242

• Downstairs, low sofas fill up with amorous couples while upstairs all...  read more»