Where to Watch Flamenco in Barcelona

Enjoy an evening of flamenco at El Patio Andaluz, one of the most authentic places to see flamenco in Barcelona!

This blog post was originally posted on December 5, 2014 and was updated on September 7, 2017. Barcelona isn’t especially known for the art of flamenco, or at least not quite like the south of Spain or the country’s capital of Madrid. However, there are still plenty of emblematic and authentic places to enjoy the […]

Where to Drink Craft Beer in Barcelona

With such good variety, it's hard NOT to want to drink craft beer in Barcelona!

This blog post was originally posted on October 2, 2014 and was updated on September 7, 2017. Craft beer in Barcelona is something that has been, for many years, sidelined next to popular local brews like Estrella or Moritz. Not to say these beers aren’t tasty served in a crisp caña on a hot summer […]

10 Things to Do in the Gothic Quarter in Barcelona

This beautiful cathedral is just one of the highlights of some of our favorite cool Barcelona walking tours!

Photo credit: Abdu Kabbaj The Gothic Quarter in Barcelona dates back over 2,000 years and is one of the most talked about neighborhoods in the city—full of charm and captivating history. Of course, that means there is a lot to do and even more to see in this bustling neighborhood! No matter how much time […]

Yum! Top vegetarian restaurants in Barcelona

It's all about good food and even better company! Learn more tips on how to order tapas in Barcelona! We hope you love our vegan and vegetarian guide to Barcelona

This blog post was originally posted on August 27, 2014 and was updated on September 6, 2017. There exists a sort of myth that vegetarians have it tough in Spain… Of course, all things pork do play an important role in the many different regions’ cuisines, but by no means do they dominate it, especially in […]

7 Foodie Things to do in Barcelona

Learn about some of our favorite cava bars in Barcelona!

Barcelona is one of the best cities in the world for food lovers. Whether you’re the type to splurge on Michelin stars or simply enjoy a good, home cooked meal, there’s foodie fun for everyone in the Catalan capital. You could easily spend your whole trip exploring Barcelona’s incredible gastronomy! Here are seven things to […]

100 Things to Do in Barcelona

Our Tapas and Wine Tasting Tour is one of the most easily adaptable vegetarian food tours in Barcelona. We might be biased but we think it is truly one of the top things to do in Barcelona.

This blog post was originally posted on July 20, 2017, and was updated on September 1, 2017. Barcelona is the perfect city to explore. From its gorgeous architecture to its sandy beaches, there is truly something for everyone! Although Barcelona is known to many as the land of sangria and paella, both of which can […]

How to Order Coffee in Barcelona

This blog post was originally posted on October 21, 2014, and was updated on September 1, 2017. Ordering a coffee in Spain can be tricky business. Confusing jargon and differing regional specialties intimidate even the most dedicated of coffee fanatics. Learn how to order coffee in Barcelona like an expert! Here in Barcelona, many people are […]

Where to Eat Paella in Barcelona: 8 Amazing Restaurants

Wondering where to eat early in Barcelona? We love Set Portes for their fabulous paella and rice dishes.

It’s not hard to find paella in Barcelona. But the authentic stuff? You’ll have to do a bit of homework! Check out our recommendations for where to eat paella in Barcelona and enjoy this dish like a local.  While paella originally comes from Valencia, the region just south of Barcelona, the Catalans have cooked up […]

Our Top 10: Best Vermouth Bars in Barcelona

Close up of a bartender pouring vermouth on tap into a small glass

There’s nothing quite like sipping on a perfect glass of chilled vermouth. Don’t miss out on some of our favorite places to experience it in some of the best vermouth bars in Barcelona. Vermouth drinking in Barcelona has always been a deeply-rooted tradition within the Catalan culture. It wasn’t until recent years though that it […]