Gargantúa i Pantagruel
Just a short while ago this Catalan restaurant moved to their aesthetically modern and beautifully designed Còrsega street premises. Their cuisine originates from Leridanan (city in Cataluña) and has made the restaurant so prestigious that it is practically essential to make a reservation beforehand. Amongst its dishes the “coca de recapte” (traditional mixed vegetable dish) and the “bacalao a la mile” (honey codfish) are particularly recommended.

Córsega st, 200

Alcohol: wine, beer and spirits
Atmosphere: informal
Cuisine: Mediterranean and Catalan
Type of dinner: informal
Dress code: informal
Details: reservation highly recommended
Open: lunch and dinner
Type of menu: menu and a la carte 
Reservations: 93 453 2020
Average consumption: 50 euros pp
Payment method: cash and cards

Brasserie Flo
This visibly Parisian style restaurant also offers a nourishing Catalan menu while its delicate decoration grants it an air of elegance and modernism. Amongst their delicious and acclaimed dishes are the “calasparra” rice with lobster and the sole stuffed with spinach. Its opening hours permit diners to enjoy late dinners.

Jonqueres st 10.

Alcohol: wine, beer and spirits

Atmosphere: informal
Cuisine: French and Catalan
Type of dinner: informal
Dress code: informal
Details: it never closes
Open: lunch and dinner
Type of menu: menu and a la carte 
Reservations: 93 319 3102
Average consumption: 35 euros pp
Payment method: cash and cards

Quo Vadis
Quo Vadis is the perfect place to go after the opera thanks to its late closing hours and reasonable prices. The enjoyment of its dishes is a tradition that has already fulfilled 50 years of great service and quality. Amongst the favourite dishes here are the mushroom potpourri and the bull fillet.

Carme st, 7.

Alcohol: wine, beer and spirits
Atmosphere: informal
Cuisine: French and Catalan
Type of dinner: informal
Dress code: informal
Details: guests can enjoy late dinners
Open: lunch and dinner
Type of menu: menu and a la carte 
Reservations: 93 302 4072
Average consumption: 70 euros pp
Payment method: cash and cards

Els Quatre Gats
The Els Quatre Gats restaurant is a classic on the Barcelonan gastronomic circuit. It is well known for the fact that personalities like Picasso and Casas used to meet there to chat. In the evenings during dinner time they stage exquisite live piano and violin performances. Decorated modernist style, this well cared-for and select establishment is home to a colourful clientele. The dining room has a capacity of up to 250 people.

Montsio st, 3

Alcohol: wine, beer and spirits
Atmosphere: informal
Cuisine: traditional
Type of dinner: informal
Dress code: informal
Details: reservation is recommended
Open: lunch and dinner
Type of menu: menu and a la carte 
Reservations: 93 302 4140
Average consumption: 52 euros pp
Payment method: cash and cards

Los Cracoles
Founded on 1835 by the Bofarull family, history is evident in every corner of this classic Barcelonan Gothic structure. The great walls, flooded with memories and photographs dating back from 1857 to the present, have witnessed the passing of many illustrious celebrities to sample and savour the rich dishes offered by Los Caracoles. The references to international cuisine in its menu take a back seat to an ample range of Mediterranean dishes, amongst which diners will find rice’s and of course the traditional snails.

Escudellers st, 14

Alcohol: wine, beer and spirits
Atmosphere: informal
Cuisine: traditional
Type of dinner: informal
Dress code: informal
Details: N/A
Open: lunch and dinner
Type of menu: menu and a la carte 
Reservations: 93 302 3185
Average consumption: 52 euros pp
Payment method: cash and cards.

7 Portes
This centennial restaurant is one of the classic Catalan restorations, and was inaugurated in the year 1836. It is located inside a building of national architectonic interest, and was the first building in the city to have running water. Good selection of dishes, with rice as the star ingredient. Also recommended are the codfish fritters and the "7 Portes" fish casserole. Along with the main hall it also has several other smaller halls available for meetings, where guests will be able to enjoy the best of Catalan cuisine accompanied by excellent national wines and cava’s (an inexpensive alternative to champagne) from their underground bodega (winery). It is normal to find a queue of hopeful diners here waiting to be seated.

Passage Isabel II, 14

Alcohol: wine, beer and spirits
Atmosphere: informal
Cuisine: traditional
Type of dinner: informal
Dress code: informal
Details: it never closes, and is open throughout the year until 1:00 hrs
Open: lunch and dinner
Type of menu: menu and a la carte 
Reservations: 93 319 3033
Average consumption: 55 euros pp
Payment method: cash and cards.

Barceloneta
This restaurant can be best described as the design of a fisherman, and diners here are able to admire the Port Vell and the Moll dels Pescadors through its large windows. It is the perfect location for conventions or businesses lunches and dinners with its three halls seating a total 140 guests. It’s well-cared for and select kitchen offers an ample range of Catalan and Mediterranean dishes. The sea bass tartar, the broad beans “a la Catalan”, and apple compote with cinnamon mousse stand out particularly.

L'Escar st, 22

Alcohol: wine, beer and spirits

Atmosphere: informal
Cuisine: traditional
Type of dinner: informal
Dress code: informal
Details: N/A
Open: lunch and dinner
Type of menu: menu and a la carte 
Reservations: 93 221 2111
Average consumption: 51 euros pp
Payment method: cash and cards.

Botafueiro
For more than 25 years now, the Botafumeiro has been the meeting place for lovers of the “kitchen culture”. Its distinguished clientele have had the pleasure of enjoying the dedication, talent and experience of this team of professionals that have made this restaurant one of the leading exponents of the Galician cuisine in Barcelona. Its culinary offer is an art; with their fish and seafood, tripe/corn “a la Madrileña”, clams with beans, and magnificent meat dishes all particularly recommended.

Gran de Gracia st, 81

Alcohol: wine, beer and spirits
Atmosphere: informal
Cuisine: traditional
Type of dinner: informal
Dress code: informal
Details: N/A
Open: lunch and dinner
Type of menu: menu and a la carte 
Reservations: 93 218 4230
Average consumption: 51 euros pp
Payment method: cash and cards.