Discover Amazing Places in Barcelona

A specialty coffee spot meets Japanese listening bar on Avinguda Diagonal. Opened July 2025, the Isern Serra–designed space merges kissa culture with Mediterranean ease across 95 square meters of walnut, concrete, and warm light.

Bustling, modern tapas with quick service and a crowd that knows what’s good. Share a table, order widely, and lean into the buzz.

Classic Catalan grill vibes near Gaudí’s landmarks. Generous portions, friendly bustle, and tables that turn but never rush you.

Lively, shoulder‑to‑shoulder tapas bar energy. Fast pours, great classics, and that Barcelona buzz that makes you stay for one more plate.

Stylish tapas with cocktail‑bar polish. Dim light, upbeat music, and a menu built for sharing and sipping.

Casual bar feel with grilled bites and classic tapas. Easy to drop in, grab a stool, and watch La Rambla life roll by.

Warm, modern tapas with a lighter, veggie‑friendly touch. Soft lighting, good wine, and an intimate pace perfect for lingering.

Lively brunch spot with a solid espresso bar. Service is quick and the menu is clear. Best early; weekends queue.

Design gallery with thoughtful lighting and rotating exhibits. Calm atmosphere, helpful staff, and pieces you can get close to. Best weekday afternoons; ask about current shows and limited editions.

A chic, quietly buzzy brasserie—romantic without trying—made for date nights or a long dinner with friends in Eixample. Service is polished and personal, with a strong wine list and a menu that balances Mediterranean leanings and easy vegetarian choices. Go after sunset when the room glows; prime tables go fast, so a reservation is smart on weekends.

A discreet boutique stay on Passeig de Gràcia’s quieter side—daytime calm, then a soft evening buzz around the lounge. Staff keep things personal and unfussy, with thoughtful touches and easy access to the city’s best. Ask for a top‑floor room for light and hush; weekend nights are popular, so reserve early.

Gelato Collection is a premium ice cream shop located on La Rambla in Barcelona. The shop offers four distinct families of ice cream: traditional flavors (vanilla, chocolate, pistachio), seasonal varieties featuring fresh fruits and herbs, signature author creations with unique ingredient combinations, and adult-oriented options incorporating alcohol and cocktail inspirations. Their approach is inspired by perfumery, with flavors developed from a gustatory perspective and organized in a numbered recipe collection that grows regularly. Gelato Collection opened in August 2024.

Light‑filled and plant‑forward with an easy, social hum—great for groups that mix vegetarians and omnivores. Staff keep it friendly and flexible, with wines that lean fresh and a few low‑ABV cocktails. Best early evening; walk‑ins wait on weekends.