Even before Alkimia was awarded its Michelin star it was notoriously tricky to get a table. Chef Jordi Vilà is hugely respected, and turns out complex dishes that play with...
C/Indústria 79Casa Calvet allows the time-strapped visitor to sample some excellent cooking and appreciate the master of Modernisme at the same time. One of Gaudí's more understated...
C/Casp 48Talented chef Jordi Artal shows respect for the classics (flat coca bread with foie gras and crispy leeks, duck magret with apple), while adding a personal touch in dishes such...
C/Aribau 58A potentially great new restaurant let down by a dining room rendered clamorous by a steel floor. The lighting, too, is a bit spotty and unforgiving, but sympathetic, if...
C/Provença 230If you're curious to try some of the more extreme experiences in postmodern haute cuisine (we're talking tripe and brains rather than the latest flights of fancy from the...
C/Diputació 424The tables at Moo are as desirable as the rooms in its parent, Hotel Omm. Inventive cooking, overlooked by the celebrated Roca brothers, is designed as half portions, the...
C/Rosselló 265Top-notch but unstuffy, Saüc ('elderberry') is overlooked by the section of international media crazy for 'Spain is the new France' restaurant stories. This may be down to chef...
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