From bustling tapas bars to seaside restaurants, Barcelona is a paradise for food lovers. This city offers a delightful mix of traditional Catalan dishes along with modern culinary creations.

While many traditional Spanish foods are a favorite in Barcelona, there are some unique dishes. Exploring culture through food is one of the most fun and exciting ways to get to understand a new ...

Barcelona’s traditional Spanish-meets-Mediterranean cuisine is world-renowned, but it’s not all Michelin-starred restaurants in this seaside town. From the fresh food markets to inexpensive ...

3. La Cova Fumada. La Cova Fumada opened in 1944 in La Barceloneta, the city's historical fishing neighbourhood. Its name means "the smoky cave", and it recalls the days when the walls were ...

I think in Barcelona, now, it’s unmissable to go to the Boqueria Market, and have a gastronomic experience at Quimet & Quimet, for example. Go early so it’s not too crazy and too crowded.

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That’s what food markets in Barcelona feel like: welcoming and unapologetically loud in the best way. That feeling like you belong there, ...

With bakeries all over town, and a pastry or cake for practically every occasion, Barcelona is a great place to indulge your sweet tooth. Here are seven holiday desserts to watch out for.