It claims to serve the best patatas bravas in Barcelona, but really we love Bo for its terrace on one of Gràcia's most lively and emblematic squares. Its reasonably original...

Every day is Day of the Dead in this cheerily decked out little Mexican joint, with its tissue paper bunting and chaotic hubbub. The minuscule writing on the menu and low...

Most regions of Spain are represented on the menu at this profoundly traditional restaurant. There is a particular emphasis on Galicia (caldeirada gallega is a hearty fish...

Run by an Italian mother and daughter, the Caffetteria Italiana is famous for its own-recipe dark chocolate ice-cream - of which it runs out every night. Other freshly made,...

A comic metaphor for modern-day Barcelona, Himali moved into what was a local boozer, but has retained the silhouettes of famous Catalans - Dalí and Montserrat Caballé among...

The spick and span HMB opened in 2006 and immediately proved a good addition to local budget hotels. The hostal is on the first floor (there's a lift), and the 13 rooms have...

If you've never eaten Korean food before, it pays to gen up a bit before you head to this bright and spartan restaurant. Panch'an is the ideal starter for the beginner in this...