Paprika Gourmet and Troika Delicatessen
Are you hankering after your cured meats with a touch more smokiness? Or maybe you’re looking for a sharp and sour accompaniment to a ripe cheese? If so, then the … Continue reading
Caravelle
I have been enjoying following the trials and tribulations of Zim, who I only really know as The Unemployable Chef , for the last few months as he has given … Continue reading
Ca L’Estevet
I used to think happiness was a steaming bowl of soup, a luscious, rich ice cream or chicken slowly barbecued with lots of spices. I was wrong. Happiness is having … Continue reading
Domino
Domino been an on-off Thursday night haunt for almost the entire time I’ve lived in Barcelona. It fulfills the mid-week requirements of cheap and cheerful with ease and is long … Continue reading
Mam i Teca
Mam i Teca is the kind of place I fantasise of one day owning, lottery wins and some serious cookery training permitting. At tables they can seat 20 with space … Continue reading
Rosa del Raval
It was against my better judgement to grab something to eat at Rosa de Raval. Previous visits had been a little disappointing, lacking punch and seasoning but with fussy eater … Continue reading
Parami
For those of us who like whipping up an airy sponge cake, a comforting, rich tea loaf, gingery biscuits, an elaborate birthday gateaux, gooey brownies or any number of other … Continue reading
Sesamo
Passing from the street you could be mistaken for thinking that Sesamo is just a narrow, whitewashed bar, and indeed it is, offering a sanctuary from running the gauntlet of … Continue reading
Fish and chips in Raval
There is probaby no food discussion amongst Brits more contentious than which is their favourite fish and chip shop. One that one person enthuses about another hates and we all … Continue reading
Bar Cañete
Dinner at Bar Cañete was going to be followed by some cubatas and dancing so, because of the constant Barcelona worry of being robbed, I prefer not to take my … Continue reading
Moonraker Morsels 