ABaC Restaurant
Three Star Garden Villa Refined
ABaC
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Jordi Cruz's three-star flagship in an uptown garden estate
Leafy, residential and calm
Sant Gervasi / Sarrià
Quiet uphill former villages of leafy streets, old parish cores and unhurried residential life.
Up in the higher, quieter part of the city, Sant Gervasi and Sarrià were villages absorbed by Barcelona's expansion and still keep a residential calm distinct from the centre. Sarrià in particular retains a small-town core, with its parish church, narrow old streets and a pastry shop tradition that locals defend fiercely. The wider area mixes early-twentieth-century villas, leafy avenues and good neighbourhood restaurants away from the tourist routes. It is where the city slows down and breathes, with the Collserola hills rising just behind.
Highlights
Old village core of Sarrià Parish church and squares Traditional pastry shops Early-twentieth-century villas Quiet streets below Collserola
7 places
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Restaurant
6 places
Via Veneto Restaurant
Belle Epoque One Star Grand
Via Veneto
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Belle-epoque grand classic where moneyed Barcelona has dined since 1967
Hofmann Restaurant
Restaurant School Open Kitchen Refined
Hofmann
$$$
Michelin-starred restaurant-school with an open kitchen of chefs in training
Hisop Restaurant
Modern Catalan Understated Value
Hisop
$$$
Oriol Ivern's quietly inventive modern-Catalan room since 2001
Vivanda Restaurant
Seasonal Catalan Garden Terrace Local Favourite
Vivanda
$$$
Seasonal Catalan small plates with a coveted garden terrace in Sarria
Bar Tomas Restaurant
Institution Patatas Bravas No Frills
Bar Tomas
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Sarria's no-nonsense temple to the city's best patatas bravas
Bar
1 place
