BCNReview
Spanish and Catalan food is delicious, but if you’re here for a while, it’s understandable to want to branch out. Asian food has become a recent obsession in Barcelona, and this inexpensive, delicious spot is all about the dim sum. Skip the duck dumplings, but get everything else. Their sister joint, Red Ant, is more rice and noodle focused.
Bobby Gin has managed to make gin and tonic a refreshing and creative cocktail. There are 20 options, and you're going to want a lot of them.
Although it can be gimmicky, Cal Pep is very good. You'll probably see a lot of tourists, but you'll be distracted enough by the good tapas to care.
Can Recasens has some of the best cheeses and cured meets in the city. Plus, it's a little off the beaten path, so the tourist level will be minimal.
