La Plata has a simple menu of only four classic dishes, which have not changed since it was founded in 1945. These are a simple salad of tomato, onion and Arbequina olives, botifarra (Catalan sausage), fresh anchovies and finally deep-fried sardines (pescaditos).
Barcelona’s nightlife isn’t just about trendy rooftop cocktails or sleek modern lounges—it also boasts some of the most historic bars in Europe, each with a unique story to tell.
Carlos and Matilda was launched in October 2015, by co-owners Carla Travesset (Carlos) and Mathew Perovetz (Matilda).
Bloody Mary Cocktail Lounge is situated in Gràcia, tucked away in a side street but not far from the hussle and bustle of Avinguda Diagonal. Barman Alessandro formerly worked at the nearby Hotel Casa Fuster, and his charm is matched with a deep knowledge of cocktails.
With a cosmopolitan and contemporary feel, HALL0 Cocktail Bar bears the signature of successful businessman and trendsetter Javier de las Muelas.