Barcelona’s Top Chefs Share their Favorite Tapas Restaurants
Barcelona’s leading chefs reveal where they go for tapas on their days off — from classic bodegas to inventive bars serving creative small plates.
Barcelona’s leading chefs reveal where they go for tapas on their days off — from classic bodegas to inventive bars serving creative small plates.
Discover the top tapas restaurants in Barcelona, from the gourmet Tapas 24 to the traditional dishes of La Cova Fumada.
Set on the same historic street as the Museu Picasso, Bar del Pla is the second restaurant by Jaume Pla. It offers traditional Catalan cuisine, coal-grilled meats, tempting tapas, and a curated selection of natural wines.
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).
The Casa de Comidas Buenavista is located within the new boutique hotel, Antiga Casa Buenavista, situated in the heart of the Sant Antoni neighborhood. The restaurant has a long history behind it.