Embark on a tapas tour of Barceloneta and dive into the Mediterranean soul of this old fishing village. Start with a culinary journey that celebrates authentic local cuisine and adult beverages at every stop. Your guide will lead you through the neighborhood of Barceloneta, known as "Little Barcelona," revealing how this area evolved from a humble fishing village into one of Catalonia's major food hubs.
First, we’ll visit Bitacora, where you’ll enjoy famous patatas bravas and Spanish croquettes in an atmosphere that feels like summer all year round. Next, we’ll head to JaiCa, a bar that has been serving high-quality tapas for over 60 years, including fried seafood and the renowned tortilla de patatas. Don’t miss the legendary padrón peppers, where one in ten can be spicy enough to surprise you!
Finally, we’ll arrive at Palomino, where you’ll savor cuttlefish and a codfish donut while surrounded by historical photos of the neighborhood.
Explore the vibrant seaside neighborhood of La Barceloneta with our lively tapas food tour. This charming district, known for its Sant Sebastià beach, is the perfect destination for sun and surf enthusiasts. Stroll through traditional tapas bars and outdoor seafood restaurants, savoring fresh and delicious seafood. Admire the luxury yachts in the sophisticated marinas of the Port Olímpic complex and walk along the long, palm-lined promenade connecting the beach. Don’t miss the chance to take the port’s cable car for panoramic views of Barcelona on the way to Montjuïc Hill. Join us for an unforgettable culinary experience in one of Barcelona’s most iconic neighborhoods!
Discover the iconic Bar Bitácora in Barcelona with our exclusive tour! Located in the heart of the vibrant El Raval neighborhood, Bar Bitácora is a true local gem, famous for its welcoming atmosphere and relaxed environment. Dive into the bar's history while savoring a selection of authentic tapas and traditional drinks. With its vintage charm and nostalgic décor, Bar Bitácora captures the essence of the Barcelonian spirit. During the tour, you'll have the chance to learn about the bar's rich history and classic dishes while enjoying the best of local cuisine and cocktails. Don’t miss the chance to experience an authentic piece of Barcelona and create unforgettable memories in one of the city's most iconic bars!
Explore Bar Jai-Ca, a true icon on Carrer de Ginebra in Barcelona! This immersive tour takes you to one of the city’s most authentic bars, renowned for its irresistible tapas and vibrant atmosphere. Discover the history of Bar Jai-Ca, a favorite among locals, and sample a selection of classic tapas, such as gambas al ajillo and patatas bravas, made from time-honored recipes. Feel the lively energy of the place as you learn about its significance in Barcelona’s culinary scene. With its rustic charm and friendly service, Bar Jai-Ca offers a genuine experience that captures the spirit of the city. Come and find out why this bar is a hidden gem in the heart of Barcelona!
Experience Bar Palomino, a hidden gem in Barcelona, with our engaging tour! Located in the heart of El Raval, this bar is a lively meeting spot that blends tradition and modernity. During the tour, you’ll be guided by an expert who will unveil the secrets of Palomino’s cuisine. Savor innovative tapas and classic dishes, such as the famous tapas and croquetas, while enjoying stories and curiosities about the bar. With a unique ambiance that mixes old-world charm with a contemporary touch, Bar Palomino offers an authentic taste of local life. Come explore this culinary hotspot and discover why it’s a favorite among both locals and visitors!
The guide will meet you outside the Ale-Hop store, Passeig de Joan Borbó in front of Plaça Pau Vila
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