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Introduction
Let me introduce you to Barcelona, a city with a unique tradition and unique architecture and, of course, unique food. Whether you are just a food lover or just a normal person who loves to eat a good meal, good news, Barcelona will not let you down. Traditional Catalan Specialties to Seafood Delights: there are many things in this city for gourmands to taste. In this article, it is the intention of the author to unveil which foods to try out next time in Barcelona.
- Tapas
Tapas are an elemental form of Spanish meals and nights out; that is why Barcelona is the best place to taste them. Now go to the El Born area or Gràcia area and you will find many tapas bars with many types of tapas to offer. From patatas bravas, we get fried potatoes with spicy sauce, while the taste buds will tingle with ham known as jamón ibérico or fried croquettes known as croquetas.
- Paella
Of course, no trip to Barcelona would be complete without giving the Spanish a taste of their favorite dish; paella. This rice dish is generally stuffed with fresh fish products including prawns, mussels and squids. If seafood doesn’t suit you, there can be vegetables only or meat recipes as well on the list. For some of the best paella in town head to La Barceloneta, a beachfront neighborhood in the city.
- Escalivada
Escalivada is a typical Catalan meal, made with eggplant, red peppers, onions that have been grilled over embers. The vegetables are normally dressed in extra virgin olive oil; one can choose to accompany it with crisp breads. This easy yet delicious dish is one of the most popular traditional dishes that represent Mediterranean cuisine in this area.
- Calcots with Romesco Sauce
Needless to say, if you are in Barcelona during the winter, do not forget to taste calcots, or long, tender onions grilled with romesco sauce. Here, the most entertaining part is actually taking a bite of the crispy and slightly burning onion and then following it up with the tangy and creamy nutty romesco sauce. Still, calcots are usually taken during a group dinner and make the feast very interesting.
- Cava
In no Barcelona meal, it is socially acceptable for one to take their wine a glass of cava which is a sparkling wine. Like many wines, Cava can be consumed before the meal and goes well with the food served in that region. Go to a cava bar and enjoy the excitement of tasting different types of Canvas.
- Churros and Chocolate
If you fancy a proper Spanish dessert, you definitely must try churros and their perfect partner – chocolate. These dough pastries are mainly conformist as breakfast meals or snacks before bed. Soak them in a cup of heavily chocolate creamed hot chocolate for the ultimate match. Go to a churrería and learn how delightful it is to taste it.
- Seafood
Since it is a coastal city, Barcelona delivers excellent and tasty fish and other seafood. This range From Grilled calamari to seafood paella you name, it is available and suitable for seafood lovers. Go to La Boqueria Market – the world’s famous food market where you witness numerous seafood stalls where you can taste fish and seafood of the day.
Conclusion
The city and culture of Barcelona can be best summed up in one word – mouth-watering. Here you can taste local dishes and it’s fun when you get to explore the city and indulge in delicious food. When it comes to Barcelona’s cuisine you’ll realize that this city has got a lot to offer, starting with tapas and ending up with paella and many other dishes in between. Hence, sit back on your seat, get ready for some good food and let us take you on a food trail over one of the foodie-havens of Europe.