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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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• Fundació Joan Miró
• Parc de Montjuïc

• Inside the Miró museum is this pleasant restaurant and café; the...  read more»

• Gaig
• Hotel Cram, C/Aragó 214

• Housed in the 1980s-style steely grey decor of the Hotel Cram, Carles...  read more»

• Gimlet
• C/Rec 24, Born

• On a quiet night, this subdued little wood-panelled cocktail bar has...  read more»

• Ginger
• C/Palma de Sant Just 1

• An elegant, comfortable cocktail bar, Ginger also serves top-notch...  read more»

• Granja M Viader
• C/Xuclà 4-6

• The chocolate milk drink Cacaolat was invented in this old granja in...  read more»

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• Himali
• C/Milà i Fontanals 68

• Cocking a snook at the many mediocre Indian restaurants around,...  read more»

• Jean Luc Figueras
• C/Santa Teresa 10

• A superb Michelin-starred restaurant set in the palatial old atelier...  read more»

• La Baignoire
• C/Verdi 6

• It means ‘bathtub’, which goes some way towards giving you an...  read more»

• La Barcelonina de Vins i Esperits
• C/València 304

• With hundreds of bottles sitting behind chicken wire and bright...  read more»

• La Báscula
• C/Flassaders 30, Born

• A vegetarian cooperative-run café may not sound like riotous fun,...  read more»