Primeira classificação Restaurantes e cafés em Barcelona

A revered culinary establishment of the city, Senyor Parellada celebrates Catalan cuisine. Gracefully decorated, the restaurant's interior is a tribute to the place's colonial roots. Furnished to entertain larger parties, the hotel's courtyard is filled with an amber hue emanating from august chandeliers that accentuate the exquisite art adorning every wall. The menu replicates the grace of the decor through quintessential dishes served with thoughtfulness. Fresh from the ocean, the seafood-laden paella is a must try here closely followed by the meaty duck breast or pork cheek.

Disfrutar takes patrons on an unrivaled culinary journey that will remain with them long after they exit the premises. The restaurant is known as one of the best fine dining establishments in the city and easily rivals any Michelin star restaurant. As soon as you step in, an elegant ambiance and a sophisticated décor greet you. The menu features novel preparations focused on imbibing unique flavors with immense attention to the finer elements, thus making every dish spectacular. Every dish on the menu is delightful; however, if you can't make up your mind, the tasting menu is the way to go. They also have an extensive collection of fine wines that perfectly pair with the food. Ask the sommelier for his recommendations. This restaurant is more than worth every penny and should not be missed when in the city.

Located behind Hotel Colón, Shunka is regarded as one of the finest Japanese restaurants in Barcelona. Each season, this small and warm restaurant beats its own success records by presenting more and more innovative dishes to its visitors. Reserve a table near Shunka's open kitchen and watch expert chefs perform wonders with the fresh ingredients. And if you have an appetite as big as a sumo wrestler, try the special Sumo-sized set, which includes miso soup, leafy salad topped with salmon and vinegar, shrimp tempura and nigri sushi.

The brainchild of twin brothers, Max and Stefano Colombo, Xemei which means twins in the Venetian dialect is among the best in town for some fabulous Venetian cuisine. Bringing a slice of their hometown, Venice, this cozy space with a featured fish wallpaper wall and wooden accents along with mismatched furnishing has been delighting diners with their rendition of this cuisine. Authentic and made with love, their dishes are sublime. Mostly laden with seafood specialties, they do have some meat and poultry as well. Set on the foot of Montjuïc and still located in Poble Sec, it may be away from the touristy spots, but it is a hit among discerning diners both locally and internationally. Reservations are highly recommended.

This area of Barcelona is known for trendy restaurants which usually cater to an upper class clientele. Murivecchi, however, does not meet this mold and relies instead on the quiet and subtle decor that is so typical of traditional Italian restaurants, welcoming everyone to dine at this inviting spot. A wood-burning oven produces tasty pizzas that will have diners stuffing themselves. Go slow, though, and save room for dessert; there are some treats to be had of the sweet variety as well. Featuring a patio where guests can enjoy their food in a refreshing atmosphere, this restaurant does not fail to regale all those who venture in with a carefully curated menu decked with all the classic Italian delicacies which will have them coming back for more!

When it comes to vegetarian food, few other places in the neighborhood can match the quality and flavor of the food served at Aguaribay. Promising an all-round enjoyable experience, this restaurant offers more than just a palatable plate of food. Best known for their innovative modern dishes, there's plenty on the menu that will have your taste-buds tingling in delight. Crafted from the freshest possible ingredients, and designed to please the modern palate, the food is certain to leave a lasting impression.