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The Journal - Barcelona Food Experience

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Raffaelli Ristorante Italiano is a true family affair. It’s a Tuscan restaurant rooted in tradition, where the recipes come straight from the family’s own table, passed down through generations. The charming and cozy three-level space in Gràcia feels personal and lived-in, with ...

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It takes someone truly special to turn imperfection into something extraordinary, and simplicity into something unforgettable. There are places — and people — that make dining out feel like so much more than a meal. Tercero Primera is exactly that kind of place.

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Bar Anita isn’t brand new, but it deserves your attention. Found on a pedestrian stretch of Consell de Cent, this cozy spot is part of the Pantea Group (Can Fisher, Público, Superlocal, Eldelmar...), known for doing things well: friendly service, great product, and restaurants that just...

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Kumo surprised me, in the best way. We visited on a weekend morning, arrived 15 minutes before they opened, and were first in line. By the time we left, the line was well out the door.

Kumo specialises in Japanese pancakes, and the number of options was impressive (almost overwhelming!), and they all looked beautiful. The drinks menu stood out too, es...

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Aiueno is a fantastic spot for tasty, authentic Japanese fare in Barcelona. Some dishes nod playfully to Spanish cuisine, but always in a thoughtful, exciting way — and everything arrives with a big dose of Japanese charm. The food feels a touch more refined than your average izakaya, yet prices stay friendly, and the lunch menu is one of the best deals around.

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