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The best andalusian bars in Barcelona

Do you want to feel the passion and charm of Andalusia in the middle of Barcelona? Discover with us this selection of the best Andalusian bars that will transport you to the south without leaving the city. Enter now!


Publicado: 2024

Autor: Ferran Barbarà

Tiempo de lectura: 9 minutos

Hello, lovers of gastronomy and Andalusian culture! Welcome to the brand new route that we have prepared to take you through the bowels of Barcelona looking for a little taste in the south. We all know that the city has a corner for each palate and this time, we put the Cordoba hat, grab a glass of Jerez wine and enter the most exquisite Andalusian bars in the city.

In Barcelona, ​​the cultural mixture is as vibrant and varied as its dishes. Here, the Andalusian tradition is at every step, in every corner, waiting for you to delight your senses. You will have the feeling of walking through the cobbled streets of Seville, Granada or Cádiz without leaving Barcelona. So prepare your gustatory papillae and subume with us on a culinary trip to the south, without leaving Catalonia. Go, come, release those suitcases and start the tapas!

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Palo Cortao

We are going to talk about the Modalelic Palo Cortoo, a piece of cadiz embedded majestically in the vibrant arteries of the bustling Barcelona. This place, my friends, is not only a recommended temple for the passionate of Cadiz gastronomy, it is also a generous delight for palates who love Asturian and Catalan kitchens. Yes, yes, you have read well: this is an Andalusian tapas bar that will surprise you with typical dishes of Asturias or Catalonia, an explosively fun combo, because, who has said that the chigre and the tavern cannot be loved? P>

But, if there is a radiant jewel on this throne of tasty, that is, without a doubt, their star dish: the chicharrones of Cádiz. They are so good, so intoxicatedly tasty, that even the Holy Family has considered moving to the neighborhood just to be closer to them. We joke, of course, but if you are looking for the King of the Chicharrones in the city, do not look anymore. Cortao stick carries the throne. This place has everything to make you feel as if you had taken a detour in the Ramblas and suddenly you would find yourself in an authentic Andalusian tasca. So, ready for a gastronomic road? See you there!

Palo Cortao - The best andalusian bars in Barcelona

Autor de la fotografía: palocortaobcn



Bar Andalucía

If you are looking for a piece of Andalusia in Barcelona, ​​don’t look for more, Bar Andalucía is waiting for you in Poblenou. This place is a hidden treasure that is not full of tourists, so you can enjoy a good appetizer in peace and tranquility. His specialty is the fried bells in the Malaga -style, a delight! The address is C/ Ramón Turró, 270. Prepare to transport you to Andalusia with each bite. Olé!

Bar Andalucía - The best andalusian bars in Barcelona

Autor de la fotografía: gastrotip



LA CHANA

The wonderful Andalusian bar “La Chana” is a haven of Andalusian authenticity in the city of Barcelona. The Salmorejo aroma and Popes with Melva will transport you directly to the cozy and warm neighborhoods of Sanlúcar de Barrameda. With each bite, you will feel the sea breeze and listen to the soft murmur of the flamingos. But don’t get distracted, “La Chana” is not just food, it’s an experience.

One of the details that makes this place incomparable in the Catalan city is the presence of a peculiar wooden fish located on the cusp of its bar, painted by nothing more and nothing less than the artist Carmela Maracas, who pays tribute To the exquisite Andalusian fried fish served in this beautiful tavern. Located on Poeta Cabanyes Street, 8, your visit to Barcelona will not be complete without a stop at “La Chana”. You can’t miss your specialty of the day!

LA CHANA - The best andalusian bars in Barcelona

Autor de la fotografía: bcnfoodieguide



Quillo Bar

In the quillo bar, the fusion of flavors is as unique as its name. With Andalusian dishes, Catalans and mergers that make water, this bar is the perfect place to enjoy a unique gastronomic experience in the city. From the squid male with Alioli de Kimchi to the shrimp tortilla “recipe those of the river”, here you will find a delicious combination of flavors that will transport you all over the world without leaving your seat.

But the experience is not limited to food, on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, starting at 11 p.m., you can enjoy flamenco and rumba shows that will make you feel as if you are in the heart of Andalusia. So, if you are looking for a place to enjoy good food, live music and a warm and cozy atmosphere, the quillo bar is undoubtedly the place you should go to.

Visit the Quillo Bar in C/ Del Re Comptal, 2. 08003 Barcelona. Open every day of the year with uninterrupted cuisine from 11 to 23: 30h. Do not miss this unique experience in the city!

Quillo Bar - The best andalusian bars in Barcelona

Autor de la fotografía: quillobar



Entrepanes Díaz

If you are looking to feel like in the south, but without having to leave Barcelona, ​​you have reached the right place! Diaz Betty will transport you directly to Andalusia with its cozy atmosphere, its delicious tapas and its first staff. Since you put a foot in this Andalusian corner, you will feel at home, or even better, like royalty!

The decoration, in charge of the great Antxon Gómez, is a tribute to cinema and good life. The tapas, such as the ortiguillas and the croquettes, will make you believe that you are enjoying the sun and the Andalusian joy. In addition, you can’t go without trying the famous gate and egg sandwich, baptized in honor of Antxon. A delight that you can’t miss!

either for a cane after work or for a different dinner with friends, Díaz’s Entrepanes is always an excellent choice. Run to visit this little piece of Andalusia in the heart of Barcelona.

Entrepanes Díaz - The best andalusian bars in Barcelona

Autor de la fotografía: entrepanesdiaz


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Ferran Barbarà

Ferran Barbarà, editor at Maresme Gourmet and SEO specialist, brings to 9platosyundestino.com his experience and vision in his second gastronomic project, combining digital innovation with gastronomy. View profile



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