Jaime Beriestain Concept Store and Café
Jaime Beriestain moved from Chile to Barcelona in 2000 to undertake graduate study in Interior Design and opened his office in 2002.
Jaime Beriestain moved from Chile to Barcelona in 2000 to undertake graduate study in Interior Design and opened his office in 2002.
Alsur Cafe offers a Lo que quieras, cuando quieras (what you want, whenever you want it) service – in other words, you can have breakfast at 11PM or a cocktail at 9AM. This characteristic has been called the “southern” attitude and hence the name Alsur.
Joanet is located on one of the prettiest squares in La Ribera and has the feel of a real Catalan restaurant in an authentic neighborhood.
Satan’s Coffee Corner founder Marco Bartolomé hails from a family of coffee roasters in the region of La Rioja in the north of Spain. The young entrepreneur started with a takeaway window in El Raval in 2012 and the following year opened a counter inside a bike shop. In 2014 Satan’s Coffee Corner moved into its current location in the heart of the Gothic Quarter.