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Where to eat in Barcelona


Hi guys, how are you today?


Today I'm gonna talk about some of my favorite places in the city in general, and maybe later I can divide it in categories.

When I first arrived and to be honest, until I complete a year living here I had no idea about where to go, and most of times ended up in some touristic place that sometimes the quality of the food is no good at all and more expensive than other places, but after knowing more people (specially locals) things changed.

Oh, in the end of this post I will give you some tip of how to get eat with discount #yeey


Soooo, let's do it...


- L'Arrosseria Xàtiva

L'Arrosseria is known for their amaaazing paella, one of the best in Barcelona. They have an extensive menu, with tapas, starters, salads, meats, fish and seafood, lots of wine and the best part is that they can adapt it to customers who have any type of intolerances.

They are open from 1:00 p.m. to 12:00 midnight, seven days a week. Prices goes around 30€ per person.

Check their webpage here

(Pictures: @grupxativa/ Instagram)



- 4 Makis

This Japanese restaurant is far my favorite and the best I tried here. In the menu you will find starters, hot dishes, nigiris, tartar, sashimi, combos, amazing desserts made from the chef Alex Casabayó from @dulcecavebcn. Lunch time: de 1:00 p.m to a 5:00 pm and dinner from 5:30 p.m to 11:30 p.m (everyday). The average price per person is around 25€ and the lunch menu 14,90€.

Check their webpage here.

(Pictures: @4makis/ Instagram)


- BELLILLO Pizzeria Napoletana

With an authentic Italian food and 100% organic products has certainly one of the best pizzas in town.Some of the employes are also italians, what gives some Italian vibe. With many options such as starters, salads, pizzas, wines and liquors, they're also vegetarian Friendly and includes vegan options.

The average price per person is around 20€. Open from 7 p.m to 11 p.m everyday. Check their webpage here.

(Pictures: @bellillo_es/ Instagram)


- Citrus

What I love the most about this place is that it's very modern, with big windows and views to Passeig de Gràcia very near to Casa Batlló. Their menu is fresh Mediterranean-based and great value for money.Their menu includes salads, starters, grilled options, seafood, desserts and different options of menus. The average price per person is around 20-30€.

Check their webpage here.

(Pictures: @citrusrestaurantus/ Instagram)


- Patrón

A restaurant by Group Moncho’s, inspired in a marine decoration and it's gastronomy. The concept of this restaurant is different from everything I've ever seen and you can try the best of gastro-bar, charcuterie and cocktails. Besides that they have live music and private dinner rooms and vegetarian options. Opens for lunch at 12:00 p.m to 06:00 p.m and dinner 6:00 p.m to 01:00 a.m Average price 30-40€ p/ person. Check their webpage here.

(Pictures: Patrón/Pinterest)


- Santa Burg Eixample

This place was a big surprise for me, because I wasn't expecting too much, but WOW. The burgers have a cosmopolitan touch, and the Dry Aged burgers are the protagonists. In their menu you will find nachos, guacamole, nuggets, barbecue burrito, duroc pork rib, chicken tikka masala, and also vegetarian and celiac options.

The average price is 20€. per person.

Check their webpage here.

(Pictures: @santaburgbcn/Instagram)


- Restaurante Green'S

Green's has an elegant but informal atmosphere that is just perfect. You can go there to get some cocktails, or to watch a football game with friends, chill after work or celebrate your birthday. In the menu you will find starters, salads, rices and pasta, burgers, meat, and great desserts.

The average price p/ person is around 17€. Check their webpage here.

(Pictures: Restaurante Green's website)


- Restaurante Negro / Rojo

By the Grupo Tragaluz, Negro-Rojo has two different spaces in one location, each of them with its own distinct character. Upstairs is Negro, with a international kitchen, while downstairs Rojo is a Japanese pub with a young ambience, an open kitchen and shared tables. Lunch time is from 01:00 p.m to 4:00 p.m. and dinner from 08:00 p.m to 12:00 a.m.

Average price € 40 p/ person. Check their webpage here.

(Pictures: Negro/ Rojo)


- Jardín del Alma - Hotel Alma Barcelona

This incredible restaurant/ bar has a super nice and cozy garden, where we can enjoy the best they can offer. In addition, he started 2020 earning a Michelin star. With a concept that changes its dishes and products with the seasons we can taste the best of each season. Includes Gluten free and vegetarian dishes.Opens for lunch at 1:00 p.m to 4:00 p.m, and dinner from 8:00 p.m to 11:00 p.m.

The average price is around 50€ p/ person. Check their webpage here.

(Pictures: Jardín del Alma website)


- 1881 per Sagardi

This restaurant/bar is so far one of my favorites and here's why: the view! From the terrace you can see part of the city and it's right in the front of one of the harbor. Usually there is a live DJ on the terrace. Going there to catch the sunset with some cocktail and friends is one of the best things you will ever do. In the restaurant you can eat classic Mediterranean food. Average price 40-50€ p/ person, they also offer lunch menu on weekdays for 12. Open Monday to Friday, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and dinner from 8:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Weekends, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. to 11:45 p.m. Check their webpage here.

(Pictures:1881 per Sagardi website)



Ok, so after telling you guys some of my favorites places here, I promised some extra tip and here it goes... What helps to save a LOT of money, is making a reservation on TheFork (ElTenedor), I don't know if you're familiarized with their app or webpage, but here in Barcelona it really works. You can find places offering discounts from 20-50% on their menu and every month they post different places with 50% discount (including Michelin ones, one of my friends were lucky enough to get it hahaha).


I hope you all liked my tips.

Let me know if you've been there and how was your experience.

Btw, I'm not being paid to talk about those places or about TheFork, just some real tips from my on opinion and experience.


See ya!

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