Seaside, salty and traditional
Barceloneta
A former fishermen's quarter of narrow blocks by the sea, known for seafood and city beaches.
Built in the eighteenth century to rehouse residents displaced by the new citadel, Barceloneta is a tight triangle of narrow blocks pressed against the sea. It keeps the identity of a fishermen's quarter, with laundry across the façades, vermouth bars and a deep tradition of seafood and rice cooked plainly and well. The long promenade and city beaches run along one edge, busy in summer and bracing the rest of the year. For all the visitors, the daily life of the barri still turns on its market, its squares and the sea at the end of every street.
Highlights
City beaches and seafront promenade Traditional seafood and rice dishes Vermouth and tapas bars Mercat de la Barceloneta Narrow eighteenth-century blocks
11 places
3 Categories
Restaurant
7 places
Can Sole Restaurant
Historic Rice Seafood
La Mar Salada Restaurant
Rice Seafood Contemporary
Restaurant Cheriff Restaurant
Historic Rice Family Run
Casa Maians Restaurant
Owner Run Rice Seafood
Can Ramonet Restaurant
Historic Seafood Rice
Can Mano Restaurant
Historic Fish No Frills
The Green Spot Restaurant
Vegetarian Design Led Vegan Friendly
Bar
3 places
La Cova Fumada Bar
Historic No Reservations Bomba
El Vaso de Oro Bar
Historic House Beer Plancha
Bar Jai-Ca Bar
Historic Vermut Seafood
Shop
1 place
Forn Baluard Shop
Bakery Sourdough Artisan