Sabadell Restaurants

A fabulously romantic and evocative restaurant, conceived by Pius Hermés—a University professor of Semitic languages. This is a warm, peaceful and comfortable spot where you can have dishes made with wheat and vegetable sauce,... more

This is generally considered to be the best Mexican restaurant in Barcelona. It's hard to get a table, especially when the cinema crowd from next door rolls in, but it's worth the wait. What they serve is far from the ru... more

You can find this restaurant in the Spanish historical monument of Casa Roviralta: a house dating back to the Modernist era. The restaurant serves simple, but nonetheless exquisite Castilian dishes, in an unusual setting. Being... more

This luxurious restaurant is spread over two floors on the upper part of a high-rise building in one of the most exclusive areas of Barcelona. St.Rémy is spacious and elegant, with white pillars that contrast with the deep red... more

Alkimia is one of Barcelona's most individual and highly regarded restaurants. Owner Jordi Vilà -- a chef's chef if ever there was one -- is a proponent of New Catalan cuisine, the culinary wave started by Ferran Adrià,... more

Dining in an 11th Century farmhouse was never more pleasurable until Can Cortada. This 1,000 year old building has been transformed into a rustic castle packed with archival tidbits of its past, such as classic Spanish-style ga... more

This small, comfortable and elegant restaurant offers one of the most original combinations of delicious local cuisine. Catalan and Romanian traditional dishes share the same menu. If you are up for fun, try the surprise menu,... more

Pepe Pons' children now manage this multifunctional restaurant that is a butcher shop, tapas-bar and carvery all rolled into one. The business has been going strong for over 50 years, serving delicious homemade food in a comfor... more

Set in the pretty Sant Andreu Market, Rabasseda is a neighborhood favorite. Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the surroundings and your shopping and enjoy a meal at this charming and friendly restaurant. Try the favori... more

Founded in 1786 as a pastelería (pastry shop) in the Barri Gòtic, Barcelona's oldest restaurant retains many original architectural features. All three dining rooms are decorated with tile dadoes and wrought-iron chandel... more