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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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• Cafè de les Delicies
• Rambla del Raval 47

• David Soul! Boney M! Olivia Newton-John! The functioning 1970s...  read more»

• Cafè de l’Acadèmia
• C/Lledó 1

• The tables outside on the shady little Plaça Sant Just are some of...  read more»

• Café de l’Opera
• La Rambla 74

• Cast-iron pillars, etched mirrors and bucolic murals create an air of...  read more»

• Cal Pep
• Plaça de les Olles 8, Born

• Cal Pep is always packed: get here early for the coveted seats at the...  read more»

• Can Culleretes
• C/Quintana 5

• The rambling dining rooms at the ‘house of teaspoons’ have been...  read more»

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• Can Maňo
• C/Baluard 12

• With a roaring telly, fruit machines and tables so cramped the...  read more»

• Can Paixano
• C/Reina Cristina 7

• It’s impossible to talk, get your order heard or move your elbows,...  read more»

• Can Solé
• C/Sant Carles 4

• Located in a charming old fisherman’s cottage, this lavishly tiled...  read more»

• Cantina Machito
• C/Torrijos 47

• One of life’s perpetual mysteries is whether Mexican desserts are...  read more»

• Casa Calvet
• C/Casp 48

• One of Gaudí’s more understated buildings from the outside, Casa...  read more»