Looking for the wildest night on the town? Being an expert in wonderful bar or pub crawl, let us take you directly into the spirit of the life in Barcelona. Every stop now is a story to be told, every drink now is waiting to be consumed with a memorable event. Let the great evening begin!

Spain’s Catalonia region, especially its capital Barcelona is well known for the architectural marvels, beautiful beaches, modernist architecture by Antoni Gaudi, but above all for having some of the best places to eat. If you’re planning a trip to this Mediterranean city and don’t want to miss out on the best culinary experiences, here are the top 10 places to eat in Barcelona:

1. Tickets

Tickets is a culinary playground that has been developed by some dude called Albert Adrià. This restaurant is conceptualised from the theme of circus types, and it has been given a Michelin star to boost its sales appeal. It is recommended that you must taste their liquid olives and coned foie gras.

2. El Quim de la Boqueria

Sitting in the building of Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria, El Quim de la Boqueria is one of the most famous seafood restaurants. They offer young tender and fresh sea foods, some of them includes, fried eggs coupled with baby squid among others. Do not go there on weekends, unless you want to sit at the bar because people start to queue early!

3. Can Paixano (La Xampanyeria)

If you want a live and extremely genuine bar, restaurant and tavern, then come visit Can Paixano, mostly simply known as La Xampanyeria. This lively cava bar offers excellent sparkling wine and exquisite tapas to its customers and visitors. It’s a pity not to note their juicy speciality sandwiches with cured meats and cheeses.

4. Bodega 1900

Bodega 1900 is a configurable modernist-style tavern offering high quality classic Catalan food. This restaurant is owned by Albert Adrià, the well-known Catalan chef and co-founder of the Food Story group, and has two double-face doors of elaborate metalwork in Facade style, presumably by the same designer of the Blowing Room; it offers traditional tapas – cold dishes, seafood, vegetables – and a variety of vermouth-based cocktails. Be sure to eat the patatas bravas and pan con tomate mouthwatering or listen to to the name.

5. El Nacional

El Nacional restaurant is a food lover’s haven located in an ornate mid 19th-century structure. This particular area of Nouveau Lof has four kinds of restaurants and bars where each focuses on one type of food. Try your way through the multitude of dishes including fish and seafood or juicy pieces of barbeque.

6. Tickets

In case you are a lover of sushi, be sure and do not hesitate to visit the Koy Shunka restaurant. This Michelin star restaurant serves authentic Japanese food in the shadow of cathedral in Barcelona. Taste their omakase menu where the chef has to create a sequence of sushi and sashimi to the preferences of the client.

7. Pakta

Pakta is another great restaurant created by Albert Adrià but this time has a Peruvian Japanese flair. The menu is a blend of the two, and the dishes are very tasty giving an touches of the two different origin. Definitely, do not miss their tiraditos and suc Hisushi special rolls with special preparations.

8. Bar Cañete

If you would love some delicious Spanish bar bites and some of the best seafood in the city, Bar Cañete is located in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. This business is still family operated and the specialties here include their octopus grilled and spit-roasted Iberian pork. It is recommended to enjoy with Catalan wine to get the best taste of the meal.

9. Disfrutar

Disfrutar, translated as “enjoy” in Spanish is a brainchild of a few exquisite chefs complete their training at elBulli. This Michelin starred restaurant specialises in food tasting wherein a customer experiences a journey through a range of meal tastes and garnishes. You should no longer expect a standard type of food and the preparation of the dishes they offer so let surprises happen.

10. Bar Mut

Bar Mut is an intimate and inviting bar Where people can taste the contemporary catalan food. Their menu offers ever-changing fresh seafood, seafood dishes that include seasonal foods, creative preparations and presentation patterns. They specialise in grilled squid and have a delicious creamy rice menu which clients should order.

Whether you are a food lover or tourist planning to discover the storm of culinary culture in Barcelona, these top 10 restaurants should provide you with the cravings. As is seen with its range of restaurants from Michelin star restaurants to local eateries, the restaurants are designed to provide different eating experiences of the region’s and beyond’s gourmet delights.

Some of places could be pre- stocked; therefore do not fail to book a table before going and do not limit your self with the well-known eating joints, better try out other eating joints that you have not tried before. Bon appéti