Barcelona, is a culinary-rich city where every street corner brims with gastronomic delights, and each barrio offers its unique flavour. In this bustling metropolis, the food scene is as diverse as it is delicious, catering to every palate, from the gluten-free gourmand to the aficionado of eloquent dishes. We have spent several years exploring the nooks and crannies of this majestic city, savouring the flavours and soaking in the ambience of countless dining spots.
Read MoreIn Barcelona, a city celebrated not only for its Gaudí masterpieces but also for its dynamic food scene, there's a growing trend that's impossible to ignore: the rise of Italian cuisine. From quaint trattorias tucked away in narrow streets to bustling pizzerias in lively plazas, the Catalan capital embraces Italy with open arms. Amidst this culinary renaissance, Italian restaurants, delis, and cafes are flourishing, adding a new layer of diversity to Barcelona's already vibrant gastronomic scene.
Read MoreIndulge in a compelling fusion of Michelin-starred gastronomy and design brilliance via an extraordinary journey through the captivating short film, “Dining on Design.” Featuring the iconic Smoked Room by the visionary Chef Dani García and the award-winning design duo, Astet Studio, this cinematic masterpiece unveils the artistry behind haute cuisine and hospitality design.
Read MoreSketch, one of London's prettiest restaurants, has a manifesto that reaches great heights with its extravagant bars and restaurants making up what is central Mayfair's most significant endeavour yet. The Grade II* listed building on 9 Conduit Street, was designed by James Wyatt in 1779 as a private residence of James Viner.
Read MoreThe medina in Fez, Morocco, gave us some of the most peculiar yet delicious flavours ever experienced and exceeded our expectations. The decadent, authentic Moroccan recipes and new cooking methods are buzzing in the ancient city's backstreets. There is much to offer, from hole-in-the-wall establishments serving popular family-cooked food to cute cafes and traditional restaurants housed in dars and riads, to fine dining in more Moroccan European restaurants.
Read MoreBarcelona city is famous for its cuisine, and with several establishments with Michelin-starred chefs, a real food truck scene, buzz seafood restaurants and tapas bars galore, it is easy to see why. In fact, for some, it might even be overwhelming. If meat is something that has you salivating, read on. Here we share some of our favourite spots in the city for carnivores.
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