DK Travel : Barcelona : Places to eat

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Tèxtil Cafè

Nestled in a sun-splashed medieval courtyard, this soothing café offers cheery respite from the outside world. Tuck in to the amanida tèxtil , with goat’s cheese, artichokes and leafy greens, or international fusion favourites, from baba ganoush to couscous.
Torres de Àvila

Techno rules at one of Barcelona’s most famous nightclubs, housed in the huge Gothic towers at the Poble Espanyol’s entrance.
Tragaluz

The who’s who of Barcelona wine and dine in this design-conscious, three-floored restaurant. Imaginative Mediterranean menu.
Tragaluz

By day, the eye-catching tragaluz (skylight) showers light over the playful interior (designed by Barcelona’s favourite designer, Javier Mariscal); by night, you can dine under the stars. The menu tempts with Mediterranean cuisine, such as pasta with asparagus and fresh lobster. (Restaurants & Tapas Bars).
Tragarapid

This newly-opened spot is one of the most chic cafés in town. Up-market tapas and coffee served with style.
Truita de Patates

The most common tapas dish is this thick potato omelette, often topped with alioli .
Txakolin

At the large bar enjoy great Basque-style pinchos (tapas), from cured ham to creamy crab salad. The restaurant serves superb Basque fish and meat dishes.
Una Canya & Una Clara

Una canya is roughly a quarter of a litre of cervesa de barril (draft beer). Una clara is the same, but with fizzy lemonade mixed in.
Venus Delicatessen

Colourful and inviting, this café-restaurant serves great coffee and tea as well as plenty of fresh fare, including innovative salads such as “Erotica”, with asparagus, tuna and tomato.
Xocoa

This family-run xocolateria has long been serving up decadent desserts and baked goodies, such as fig ravioli with peach ice-cream.

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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