Tèxtil Cafe
Inside the Textile Museum in Born, this cafe serves up true Spanish flavor (and International cuisine) in a traditional setting.

Els Pescadors
Els Pescadors offers the freshest seafood a bit off the beaten path, but definitely one of the top fish restaurants in Barcelona.

El Noti
A hip eatery for the 'in' crowd that offers excellent cuisine in an elegant lounge setting. Great cocktails, fantastic food and celebs.

El Vaso de Oro
From 9am to midnight you can order up traditional tapas and home-brewed beer at El Vaso de Oro.

Bar Tomàs
In the lovely non-touristic Sarrià neighbourhood you'll find photo opps at every corner, and the perfect casual place to pop in for a beer and tapas.

Quasi Queviures (Qu Qu)
If you want to try Spanish tapas in Barcelona (of course you do!), look for Quasi Queviures, or simply Qu Qu.

Los Caracoles
An old restaurant with a unique interior and great menu. The snails are especially recommended, since the restaurant is named after them!

La Miranda del Museo
An ideal restaurant for group events and big special occasions! They will happily accommodate your whole crew...

La Fonda d'Escudellers
A nice restaurant for a good price, any time of the day. Plenty of locals eating there, which is a good sign. No reservations though, so go early!

Els Quatre Gats
Once a regular hangout place for Picasso and other famous Barcelonian artists, now serving great coffee and slightly pricey meals in a modernist déco

El Convent
If you're looking for reasonably priced lunch in an cozy and elegant setting, go for menu del dia at El Convent. Traditional Spanish/Catalan food.