What to do in Barcelona: irresistible breakfasts and afternoon teas Afternoons are getting colder, which can only mean that winter is well on its way… But we’re not worried! Why…

Barcelona restaurants are a paradise for lovers of good food. Typical Mediterranean Catalan cuisine, Asian dishes, Mexican food, Greek delights… Whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it in Barcelona. However, eating out isn’t always cheap in Barcelona. So we’ve put together a selection of reasonably priced restaurants that serve mouthwatering food!

Prepárate para deleitarte como nunca con un auténtico festival gastronómico, los menús de calçotada de los restaurantes que te proponemos a continuación ¡poco espacio te dejarán para la cena!

Imagine you’re out enjoying some tapas in Barcelona. What’s the one thing you really have to order? Some patatas bravas, of course! The queen of Spanish tapas and many people’s favourite. It’s the spicy sauce that makes them a cut above mere chips. Here at Friendly Rentals we’ve selected our top 5 places for the best patatas bravas in Barcelona. Fancy joining us to try them out?

So, you’re coming to Barcelona for a few days and wondering what Catalan cuisine is like. Well, you’ll have your work cut out, because Catalonia is home to a whole host of delicious dishes.

One of the great joys of a family holiday abroad is sampling the local cuisine and the food in Barcelona is amongst the best in Europe.

Up until a short time ago, vegetarians visiting Barcelona didn’t have much choice and often had to settle for a sad plate of lettuce and an apple. Luckily though times have changed and vegetarians and those looking to try new flavours are in luck. More than a few restaurants are now specialising in organic and vegetarian cuisine. In this post I’m going to take you on a tour of my favourite vegetarian restaurants in Barcelona.

In the past Jewish visitors had a problem finding kosher food in Barcelona however in recent times this has changed and today there are several restaurants and supermarkets offering the local Jewish community and visitors the opportunity to enjoy delicious Mediterranean and traditional kosher cuisine right in the heart of Barcelona.

There was a time when all we wanted to do was brunch. The “gin tonic” craze rose and is still rising. Irish pubs have been around since the Wild Rover. But it’s time to move over, kids, there’s a new trend on the block, and it comes carefully wrapped in seaweed. Yes, we’re talking about the fashion for Japanese restaurants in Barcelona, which has taken the city by storm. So wasabi, shiitake, sashimi; sushi me up with a guide to sushi restaurants in Barcelona.

One of the many most unloved foods due to thriving “junk food” restaurant chains is the delicious sandwich with minced meat accompanied by varied salads and diverse sauces. We are of course referring to hamburgers. It is usually a more economical and quick way of filling your stomach, but it doesn’t always have to be unhealthy. From here on in, we would like to restore the fame of hamburgers and thus suggest the 3 top hamburgers in Barcelona, because although they are typically an American food their contact with other cultures gives rise to some excellent quality products.