Delicias Kosher
The history and movement of the Jewish people throughout the world means their cuisine is as rich and diverse as their heritage. This melting pot of culture is available to … Continue reading
Koska Taverna and La Tasqueta de Blai
Summer, for all the wonderous activities and experiences it brings making it my favourite time of year, it can also feel like a season where you are constantly on the … Continue reading
Horchata
It’s that time of year again, the overheard heavy sighs as the heat starts to get to us all, the irritable tourists who’ve been tromping round all day without taking … Continue reading
BBC Olive magazine Sept 2013
The September 2013 issue of the British BBC Olive magazine features a small section from me on eating out in Barcelona.
Els Sortidors del Parlament
What were once the blue graffitied doors of a mechanic’s workshop on Sant Antoní’s C/Parlament have now been transformed into the welcoming entrance of the very modern bodega ‘Els Sortidors … Continue reading
L’Olla de Si Chuan
I consider myself somewhat a ‘woman of the world’ and open-minded to other cultures and tastes. However, when it comes to Chinese cuisine, I instantly reel out all the negative … Continue reading
N.A.P Neapolitan Authentic Pizza
The promise of authentic Neapolitan pizza seemed to have every authentic Italian expat in Barcelona queuing outside N.A.P before the doors had even opened. Luckily I’d been warned to get … Continue reading
EatWith
Discover an alternative to restaurant dining or cooking in a holiday apartment with EatWith
Yguasu
Sometimes it’s the kind words of a stranger that inspire you and a chance meeting with a Moonraker Morsels reader last week pushed me to put aside my reluctance to … Continue reading
Curry houses
Finding a decent curry in Barcelona is not as elusive as it once was…
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