On a recent work trip to Barcelona we managed to pack a lot into a small space of time, including a lot of food. From fresh seafood on the beach to traditional and non traditional tapas, sushi and snacks we had a fantastic haul. Here are some of the highlights.
Get ready to feel hungry:
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| Breaded Camembert |
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| Accompanied by some Spanish wine of course |
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| Calamari, standard |
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| The freshest seafood, amazing |
This was the first tapas place we visited. We opted for having a few light bites in a number of places to get a good selection, but honestly you could easily stay here. It was fantastic. Go if you are ever in the area
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| Ciutat Comta - fantastic vibe, food and value |
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| Our second restaurant was simple, chorizo, tomato bread and tortilla |
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| Seat reserved for the waiters, this tickled my companion |
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| Authentic feel with the barrels |
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| And a huge selection of wine |
This place was rustic and I preferred the first. However it was nice to visit.
We also popped into a fantastic sweet and chocolate shop, yet managed to resist:
Our last meal was a strange hybrid, a Japanese restaurant that also served paella. It was right on the beach so great view, it turned out great food too. It's no secret sushi is my favourite food, I wasn't disappointed,
Seriously, I need to get back to the running now. I'm so out of shape (OK it was kind of worth it)
This was the first tapas place we visited. We opted for having a few light bites in a number of places to get a good selection, but honestly you could easily stay here. It was fantastic. Go if you are ever in the area
This place was rustic and I preferred the first. However it was nice to visit.
Seriously, I need to get back to the running now. I'm so out of shape (OK it was kind of worth it)
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