La Tartareria

Opened in 1959, this family-owned restaurant is known for its paellas & seafood tapas.

Cocina Hermanos Torres is a three-Michelin-star delight in Barcelona where a vibrant open kitchen lets you team up with chefs for an unforgettable tasting journey.

Tucked away on a charming street in Barcelona, this cozy café serves exceptional artisan coffee and delightful pastries, making it a must-visit.

Hisop serves fresh, seasonal seafood and innovative dishes paired with Catalan wines in a minimalist space that promises maximum flavor and a cozy vibe.

This vibrant modern cafe serves up a delightful mix of coffees and brunch favorites, including must-try ricotta pancakes and pulled pork Benedict.

Local small plates paired with beer, wine or vermouth in a rustic tavern with mismatched chairs.

Traditional Catalan small plates, sharing platters & wine pairings at a seafood bistro with a patio.

Nestled in a stunning 19th-century landmark, the Cotton House Hotel blends historical charm with modern luxe, boasting spacious rooms, a rooftop pool, and exceptional dining.

Wander through the enchanting Gothic Quarter, where medieval lanes lead to lively bars, local eateries, and an art market buzzing with creativity.

Unfussy rooms, some with city views, in a relaxed art nouveau style hotel offering free Wi-Fi. Surrounded by shops and eateries, this informal hotel with an art nouveau style vibe is a 2-minute walk from a metro station, and 3 km from both Barceloneta Beach and the unfinished Sagrada Família church dating from the 19th-century. The understated rooms with simple furnishings provide complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and air-conditioning; bathrooms are shared. Upgraded rooms come with en suite facilities. Some offer city views. There’s a computer for guest use.