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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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• El Vaso de Oro
• C/Balboa 6

• The enormous popularity of this long, narrow, cruise ship style-bar...  read more»

• El Xampanyet
• C/Montcada 22, Born

• The eponymous poor man’s champagne is actually a fruity and...  read more»

• Elisabets
• C/Elisabets 2-4

• Elisabets maintains a sociable local feel, despite the recent...  read more»

• Els Pescadors
• Plaça Prim 1

• Sit at large, luxuriously laid terrace tables or in one of two...  read more»

• Els Quatre Gats
• C/Montsió 3 bis

• This Modernista classic, which was frequented by Picasso and various...  read more»

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• Emu
• C/Guilleries 17

• Run by two Australians and known locally as a Thai restaurant, Emu is...  read more»

• Envalira
• Plaça del Sol 13

• Old-school Spain lives on as penguin-suited waiters solemnly hand out...  read more»

• Euskal Etxea
• Placeta Montcada 1-3, Born

• A Basque cultural centre and pintxo bar, where you can help yourself...  read more»

• Flash Flash
• C/Granada del Penedès 25

• Opened in 1970, this bar was a design sensation in its day, with its...  read more»

• Folquer
• C/Torrent de l’Olla 3

• Filled with an animated, older clientele, it’s ultimately a...  read more»