Mantis

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“Walking in through the sliding doors, your eyes are drawn to the glow of the open kitchen at the back. Two rows of tables of two or four invite intimate tête-à-têtes, while the chef-facing counters at the back are where the hardcore food action’s at. While these seats are prioritized for those…”
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Condé Nast TravelerSep 15

35 Best Restaurants in Barcelona, the Catalan City Where Dinners Last Until Dawn

Few cities in the world can rival this dining scene, where even humble tapas bars have Michelin stars.

Celebration of chefs' culture mixed with Asian travels.

14 restaurants in this story
  • QuiratRestaurantReviving old, unfashionable Catalan recipes for a younger audience.
  • XubaRestaurantMexican dishes are the best ever had outside Mexico.
  • FrancaRestaurantOne of the most fun tables in town.
  • Casa FieroRestaurantUpbeat, unfussy approach to classic Catalan cuisine.
  • MantisRestaurantCelebration of chefs' culture mixed with Asian travels.
  • PiedraRestaurantArgentine couple's restaurant with hyperlocal veggies.
  • Cocina Hermanos TorresRestaurantOne of only four restaurants with three Michelin stars.
  • Akiro Hand Roll BarRestaurantSpecializing in Nikkei-style hand rolls.
  • NuaraRestaurantBeachfront paella joint run by family for six decades.
  • Bardeni el MeatbarRestaurantTemple for carnivores, down from Sagrada Família.
  • Fronda PasajeRestaurantPerfect spot for a romantic vegetarian or pescatarian date.
  • BateaRestaurantTop-notch seafood at a price point unrivaled in Central Barcelona.
  • Sartoria PanatieriRestaurantAward-winning Margarita pizza with slow-cooked tomato sauce.
  • Terraza MartinezRestaurantFavorite hilltop paella joint.
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