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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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• Casa Paco
• C/Allada Vermell 10, Sant Pere

• Sounds like an old man’s bar, looks like an old man’s bar, but...  read more»

• Casa Quimet
• Rambla de Prat 9

• Yellowing jazz posters cover every inch of wallspace, dozens of...  read more»

• Cervesería Catalana
• C/Mallorca 236

• The Catalan beerhouse lives up to its name with a winning selection...  read more»

• Cinc Sentits
• C/Aribau 58

• Most reasonably priced of the city’s top-end restaurants, the...  read more»

• Comerç 24
• C/Comerç 24, Sant Pere

• One of the acknowledged masters of the new wave of Catalan cuisine,...  read more»

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• Daguiri

• Daguiri works hard to avoid being a one-trick pony. Along with a...  read more»

• Dos Trece
• C/Carme 40

• Is it a bar? Is it a restaurant? Is it a nightclub? Where’s my...  read more»

• Dry Martini
• C/Aribau 162-166

• A shrine to the eponymous cocktail, honoured in Martini-related...  read more»

• El Salón
• C/Hostal d’en Sol 6-8

• Our one and only complaint about this convivial little restaurant,...  read more»

• El Suquet de l’Almirall
• Passeig Joan de Borbó 65

• El Suquet remains a friendly family concern despite the smart decor...  read more»