Bar Cañete offers delicious and elegant tapas, some of the very best in Barcelona. The scallops served with Iberian ham and tenderloin and their steak tartar are absolute must-tries. Have your pick from a selection of fine wines to accompany your meal - including, but not limited to red and sparkling wines directly from Spain - and immerse yourself in the sophisticated setting.
The brainchild of chef Jordi Cruz, ABaC Restaurant boasts stunning interiors with large windows overlooking a beautiful garden, ebony and oak furnishings, gold and silver décor, and oval tables with satin and lace textiles that give it a rustic yet elegant finish. The menu is an eclectic blend of traditional and creative Spanish cuisine made with freshly sourced ingredients. Specialties on the tasting menu include Oyster marinated in Apple Kombucha, Fried Squid, and decadent homemade desserts. An elaborate wine cellar at the restaurant features flavorful wines from all around the world that can be paired with the dishes.
An award winning and Michelin star restaurant, Hoja Santa is nothing short of a gastronomical delight. Cooked with extreme perfection and flair, the food looks like it's photoshopped on your plate. The Mexican flavors on the palate and the lingering thought of tasting such phenomenally served food makes this place a must visit while in Barcelona.This restaurant has a very unconventional seating where the tables are facing the kitchen and has a very classy European ambience. The menu includes pickled vegetables, smoked ceviche of white asparagus, prawn pepitoria as well as pumpkin seed palanqueta. Using traditional methods to make food with a modern twist, this is your go-to place if you are looking for authentic Mexican cuisine in Barcelona.
This established seafood restaurant in the El Poblenou district has preserved much of its old-fashioned charm. Els Pescadors upholds a very high reputation in Barcelona, and has received many culinary awards. It serves market-fresh cuisine with flair and creativity. As its name, Els Pescadors ('The Fishermen') suggests, you should stick with the delicious fish and shellfish dishes, which range from simple steamed mussels to an elaborate cod salad with puff pastry. Seat yourself on an old marble-topped table surrounded by antiques and a few timely reminders that you're next to a modern Olympic Village.
Located within the elegant Hotel Arts Barcelona, Enoteca is a sophisticated restaurant featuring a rich, Mediterranean menu. A lavish meal awaits you at this well-curated restaurant. Spacious interiors ornamented with an inviting decor create a unique ambiance that prepares patrons for an unforgettable culinary journey. The food served is exquisite, but the range of wines served here steals the show. At Enoteca, you will find an impeccable selection of the finest wines from around the world. Chef Paco Perez's signature tasting menu includes Lobster, corals and tomato salad, Koji cured Red Mullet, and Bacon waffles.
Gran Casino de Barcelona provoked a furor when it was moved from its out-of-town location to Port Olímpic's upmarket commercial center. It's not Las Vegas but it does have something for everyone. The gaming room and slot machines are perfect for those who want to try their luck, and the in-house restaurant, called The King, serves international cuisine to those who need to take a break. Then there's the Baccara disco, where you can dance to a selection of blues, soul, 1970s and 1980s pop as well as live music. It's for over-18s only, so you have to bring an ID as proof of age.
Nestled within the Gran Hotel La Florida, on the slopes of Tibidabo, L'Orangerie will weave a spell around you, with its sophisticated ambience, magnificent views and rich Mediterranean cuisine. The menu, featuring a creative take on traditional recipes, is constantly improvised to offer the best of every season. For some of the best offerings of this place, choose from the chef's recommendation list. Decked in an elegant combination of black and grey, the restaurant features opulent chandeliers covering the place in a warm glow. The terrace offers picturesque views of the surroundings.
Matching the upscale vibe of the Gran Hotel Princesa Sofía, the SOFIA Be So is a treat for your taste buds. Adding a unique contemporary twist to traditional Spanish flavors, you must try out their 7 course and 5 course tasting menu featuring exquisite dishes like Spanish Lobster, Cannelloni, Zebra Sea Bream and more. The ambiance is elegant and classy, with the ceiling and roof mimicking each other in a flower like pattern. Situated right at the centre is the gorgeous bar, with the dining area on the periphery of the wood polished floor. With gold inlays here and there at just the right amount, you will feel like royalty as you dine on some amazing, modern Spanish cuisine.
Edelweiss is an exuberant indulgence in food and wine, situated within the breathtaking confines of the Edelweiss hotel. Located on the outskirts in La Garriga, this mansion now serves as a stay as well as an exquisite Mediterranean restaurant. With crystal chandeliers, antique furniture and restored decor, this restaurant is ideal for a romantic or intimate dinner. The menu is a blend of European cuisines with a touch of modern-day culinary techniques. Right from the silverware to the presentation of the food, everything looks amazing and is a testament to the management's attention to detail. Include a stay at this boutique hotel and dine at Edelweiss when in Barcelona.