Category: Tapas
Camino Shoreditch Review
Camino has been slowly peppering London with its brand of buzzy Iberian charm since 2007, and Curtain Road marks the…
Bar Cañete Review Barcelona
The menu at Bar Cañete – a light, narrow space clad in pale wood, hanging green foliage, and a bar…
Jai-Ca Review Barcelona
Some people take one look at Jai-Ca’s decor the moment they step onto the checkered-tile floor, mutter “this is filthy”…
Tapeo Review Barcelona
I heard that Bar Tapeo is one of those stalwart tapas bars in El Born where you’re guaranteed a decent…
Petit Montjuïc Review – Barcelona
I’d call Petit Montjuïc a happy stumble after a morning stroll around Castell de Montjuïc – an old military fort…
Cal Pep Review Barcelona
Established in 1989 by Josep “Pep” Manubens Figueres, Cal Pep is a highly regarded tapas bar, tucked not far from…
Vigo Review Barcelona
Vigo tucked away on Carrer d’Aribau 27 is all about tapas and paella, served in this long, airy little spot…
Cervecería Vaso de Oro Barcelona Review
I came to pay reverence to one of Barcelona’s oldest standing tapas bars, Cervecería El Vaso de Oro complete with epaulette-adorned…
Cuitat Comptal Barcelona Review
Cuitat Comptal (est 1997), the former name for Barcelona is a split-level affair, with wooden floors and balustrades leading up…
Petit Ramblero Review
Boqueria to Barcelona is like what Borough Market is to London, except the food is more compelling – there, I’ve…
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