DK Travel : Barcelona : Places to eat

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Spiritual Café

Vegetarian dishes are served in the Royal Shipyards of the Museu Maritim, to the accompaniment of music and storytelling. There’s a lovely outdoor terrace with live music in summer (Sat).
Sugar Club

Innovative Mediterranean and French food – try rillettes of duck confit with gherkins – makes this a hit.
Suquet de l’Almirall

This family-run gem serves excellent arroz de barca (rice in broth, with seafood) and suquet (seafood and potato stew).
Sureny

A new addition to this square, Sureny is simple but stylish, with a tantalizing selection of tapas and plenty of wines available by the glass.
Talaia Mar

This restaurant serves superb Mediterranean cuisine. Try the cua de rapè (angler fish) with potatoes, ham, pine nuts and pistachio vinaigrette.
Tallat & Cafè Sol

Need a fortifying caffeine fix? Try a tallat , a small cup of coffee with a dash of milk. A cafè sol is just plain coffee. In the summer, opt for either one amb gel (with ice).
Taverna El Glop

This tavern-like local eatery serves traditional Catalan food. Its calçots (chargrilled, gigantic spring onions served with spicy romesco sauce) are legendary.
Taxidermista

Dine under the Plaça Reial’s arches at this stylish restaurant in a former taxidermist’s shop. The first-rate menu offers the likes of white tuna with capers.
Tetería Jazmín

An aromatic café that serves hundreds of different teas; the most unusual is the mint tea served with pine-kernels. Typical Morrocan dishes (tagines and couscous) are also available.
Tetería Salterio

Sit back and relax with tea and sweet Arab cakes. Do not miss the Sardo, an Oriental style pizza with a variety of fillings.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under €10
- €10–20
- €20–30
- over €30