3. Flax & Kale

This is one of the few flexitarian restaurants in Barcelona and in fact my first one to go to. They offer a unique selection of healthy smoothies, pasta, salads, and even pastries. I loved their sweet reminder that’s fixed on their wall, stating: Eat Better, Be Happier, Live Longer! I wouldn’t disagree 😉

2. Sandor

If you happen to visit Placa de Francesc Macia, you should drop by and try their calamares a la andaluza con mayonesa de lima that bursts with flavor and tenderness. As a starter, we also took fingers de pollo con salsa agridulce that was perfect and tasty. Indulge yourself in their nachos con guacamole y queso fundido that’s really heavenly . You certainly don’t wanna miss their own dulcified crema de catalana for your dessert. That was a total satisfaction to my taste!

Finally we come to my number 1 resto in the most touristic city of Spain!

1. It’s Micu Maku!

This resto along Carrer d’ Aribau made me fall in love with their food. I am not a fan of paella, but theirs was exceptional that it kept us coming back. The staff were all welcoming and they even gave us free shots of liquor for all the times we had the chance to dine there. That was really something special that I haven’t experienced in other bars anywhere else. You wouldn’t regret spending those euros with their mouthwatering choices plus a genuine service from the hosts. It just gave me a perfect memory of Spain’s cuisine.

Eso fue tan delicioso!