Best Restaurants in Barcelona

A popular brunch spot in Eixample offering a variety of options including English breakfast and pancakes.

Brunch place with chicken waffles and healthy options.

Aesthetic brunch spot in Eixample with amazing food.

A dinner spot with an open kitchen concept, serving amazing food.

A dinner spot with an amazing marina view and sushi.

A romantic dinner spot with unique plating and amazing food.

A classic dinner spot known among locals for its simple but delicious food.

A Mexican restaurant with a fusion concept, combining authentic Mexican food with Spanish ingredients.

A place to order authentic Mexican tacos.

An authentic Mexican restaurant with soul Mexican food.

Restaurant with elegant Mexican food.

Sushi restaurant in Born.

Sushi restaurant with the best fish quality.

Sushi restaurant without a fixed menu.

Good sushi place for everyday.

Sushi restaurant.

A Spanish restaurant with a terrace, serving good food and wine.

A classic Catalan restaurant with elegant and enjoyable food.

A Spanish restaurant with fun sandwiches and creative tapas.

Small restaurant with seasonal food for foodies.

A restaurant with a terrace and traditional tapas.

A tapas restaurant in La Rambla with good sangria.

Restaurant in Eixample.

One of Barcelona's oldest restaurants, known for its authentic food and snails.

Italian restaurant.

Italian restaurant with good decoration and Kacho Pepe.

Showy restaurant for date night.

Elegant Chinese restaurant.

Korean food restaurant.

The best hot pot restaurant.

The Mercat de la Boqueria is Barcelona's most famous food market where you can sample local treats.

This spectacular modernist space houses four distinct gastronomic areas offering a wide range of Spanish and Catalan cuisine, from tapas to seafood and grilled meats. It's a grand setting for a culinary experience.

A legendary tapas bar located inside La Boqueria market. Famous for its authentic Catalan dishes and lively atmosphere.

A cooking school offering immersive experiences, including market tours and cooking classes focused on Catalan cuisine.

A restaurant recommended for its seafood paella, patatas bravas, and proximity to Picasso artwork.

Experience the authentic charm of Cal Boter, a traditional Catalan restaurant and former farmhouse nestled in the Gràcia neighborhood. It's known for its hearty, home-style cooking and cozy, rustic atmosphere.

El Naal is described as a fabulous food court-like place with food that rates a 10 out of 10.

Rubies is described as a personal favorite chef and restaurant in all of Barcelona.

John Cak's cheesecake is mentioned, but the reviewer was not impressed.

Barcelona's most famous food market, Mercat de la Boqueria, is a feast for the senses with its colorful displays of fresh produce, seafood, meats, and local delicacies. It's a vibrant hub for both locals and visitors.

One of Barcelona's most famous markets, officially known as Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria, a great place to try local food with a history dating back to the 13th century.

Salts Montjuic is a place to have a cup of coffee with a view.

Kasa Mariol, where you can find 'menú del día' at the restaurant.

A notable seafood restaurant located in the Barceloneta area, offering fresh catches and a taste of traditional Catalan cuisine.

A famous and colorful market in the heart of Barcelona, offering fresh, locally sourced food perfect for breakfast or snacks.