Barcelona’s Best Restaurants in the Gothic Quarter, El Born, and El Raval | Eater
"This cafe is two-thirds glass, all the better to look out onto the quiet Placeta de Manuel Ribé. Inside, there is a constant play of light and shadow between the abundant plants and the sun streaming in. Cafe tables paired with iconic bentwood chairs make the whole affair feel Parisian. The aesthetic carries into the menu, which is filled with food in the Ottolenghi mold, like eggplant drizzled with tahini and scattered pomegranate, or a whole head of roasted, spiced cauliflower." - Suzy Taher
