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Tag Archives: Barcelona
Bones Festes 2022
Like the Tió de Nadal, el Caganer (the shitter – no kidding!) is symbolic of a Catalan Christmas. The Caganer is so important that he has become part of the Nativity scene, albeit normally tucked away at the back and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barcelona, barretina, Catalan, Cataluña, Catalunya, Catedral de la Santa Creu i Santa Eulàlia, el Caganer, Fira de Santa Llúcia, Merry Christmas, Nativity, the shitter, Tió de Nadal
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Restaurante Romesco
We say goodbye… The Romesco Family closes its doors permanently. It has been many years sharing good moments with our clients and that is why it doesn’t hurt so much to hang up our aprons to say goodbye. We are … Continue reading →
Posted in Barcelona, Barcelona Bars and Restaurants, Drink, Eating Out, Fish, Food, Meat, Restaurants, Spanish
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Tagged Barcelona, Restaurante Romesco, Romesco
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En la Casa de Xavi
On Sunday were were invited to Xavi’s apartment for lunch. He lives in El Born, one of the older parts of Barcelona with narrow Medieval streets. 30 years ago parts of El Born were considered dangerous, but lately, the area … Continue reading →
O’Retorno 2
Finally, after 3 cancellations and a couple of time changes, I’m back in Barcelona for some work and gastronomy! I’m staying with my friends Jonas and Alicia and on Friday it was her father’s birthday, so we went for lunch … Continue reading →
Posted in Barcelona, Barcelona Bars and Restaurants, Fish, Food, Meat, Restaurants, Spanish
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Tagged acorns, Barcelona, carajillo, cheesecake, graellada de peix, Hierbas, Iberian pigs, Jamón de Bellota, La Grande Bouffe, mariscada, Nordés, O'Retorno 2, octopuss, pa amb tomàquet, pan con tomate, parrillada de pescado, pastís de formatge casolà, pastís de santiago, pernil de gla, pop amb cachelos, pulpo con cachelos, Sumarroca, tarta de queso casera, Tarta de Santiago, Tiramisu
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Bones Festes 2020
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Cançó de Nadal: L’escola és tancada, hi ha llum al carrer, la senyora Pepa saluda el carter. “Que tingui bon dia, avui és Nadal, estigui contenta, Jesús ha … Continue reading →
Posted in Barcelona, Calella, Spanish
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Tagged Barcelona, Bon any nou, Bon Nadal, Bones Festes, Calella, Carrer d' Amadeu, Cataluña, Feliz año nuevo, Feliz Navidad, Happy New Year, Merry Christmas
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Menuts Rosa
May 4th, 2014 This weekend the Southbank hosted a Streets of Spain food and drink fiesta, sponsored by Campo Viejo Rioja. I was delighted to see that about 16 stalls had come from la Boqueria in Barcelona, including one of … Continue reading →
Posted in Barcelona, Drink, Eating Out, Fish, Food, Meat, Recipes, Shopping, Spanish
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Tagged Barcelona, Campo Viejo, Cap i Pota, Catalan Markets, kidneys, La Boqueria, Menuts Rosa, Southbank, Streets of Spain, tripe, veal penis
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Festa Major de Gràcia 2013
August 15th, 2013 Having stuffed ourselves stupid twice in one day, we set out for the Festa de Gràcia, not far from Xiringuito Aigua. Gràcia is a barrio (region) of Barcelona, just above Barrio Gótico and Eixample. Gràcia was originally a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barcelona, Barrio Gótico, Catalan, cremat, Eixample, Festa Major de Gràcia, fiesta, Gràcia, rum
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Bacalao
December 12th, 2012 No trip to Barcelona is complete without a visit to the Brandada Lady, who sells salt cod in the Boqueria. There are lots of salt cod (bacalao) stalls in the market, but this lady is always very … Continue reading →
La Diada de Sant Jordi
April 23rd, 2012 Like England, Cataluña’s patron saint is St. George (Sant Jordi). On La Dia de Sant Jordi, the people of Barcelona fly the flag of St. George and the day’s become synonymous with books, roses and love. In … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barcelona, books, Eat Meat Gallery, gin and rose jelly, Homage to Cataluña, La Dia de Sant Jordi, Pa St. Jordi, roses, Sobrassada, St. George
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Mucci’s
17th April, 2012 We were on the way home from Nou Celler when Oli pointed out the empanadas in Mucci’s, a late night pizza place just of the Ramblas. Empanadas are half moon shaped pastries filled with meat, fish, cheese, etc. and … Continue reading →
Posted in Barcelona, Drink, Eating Out, Fish, Food, Meat, Restaurants, Spanish
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Tagged Argentina, Barcelona, carn picant, chilli, empanandas, Galicia, Mucci's, pastry, pizza, takeaway
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