Sant Antoni - Poble Sec

The newest hip area of the city. Ideal to walk in any moment of the day or night and drink coffee or vermouth.

The districts of Poble-Sec and Sant Antoni belong to the districts Sant-Montjuïc and Eixample, and are separated by the busy Avinguda del Paral·lel. Despite the central location, this area is not yet discovered by tourists. There are not many tourist attractions here, but cozy bars, less expensive boutiques (bought a great pair of shoes for 20,-) and restaurants. A must whenever visiting Barcelona!

Recommenders:

Drinks:

• La Bombilla (Carrer Manso, 13) 

• Barna-brew (Carrer Parlament, 45) 

• Stereo Bar (Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 119)

• Bar Calders (Carrer Parlament, 25) 

• Local beer BCN, a store for all kinds of BEER! (Carrer Compte d’urgell, 62)

Food:

• Casa Dorita (Carrer Tamarit, 142) – FAV!

• El Nino Viejo mexican food (Avenida de Mistral, 54-56) 

• Plata Bistró (Carrer Sepúlveda, 23) Filomena Gastrobar (Carrer Aldana, 8) 

• Rooftop smokehouse charcuterie (Carrer Parlament, 19) – FAV!

• El Dinamic de BCN catalan food (Passatge de Pere Calders, 4) 

• Sucursal Aceitera ecological food (Carrer Compte Borrel, 36) 

• Anardi pinxtos (Carrer Parlament, 48) 

• Sirvent Barcelona , they do workshops as well (Carrer Ronda Sant Pau, 67) – FAV!

• El tianguis Mexican food (Carrer Villaroel, 42) 

• La Porca sandwiches (Carrer Mata, 16) Tosta sandwiches (Carrer Blai, 28 – 30)

• De Paula Hamburgueseria (Carrer Creu dels Molers, 65) 

• Mano Rota Mediterranean food (Carrer creu dels molers, 4) 

• Düal Café Italian food (Carrer Comte Borrel, 65) 

• Quimet & Quimet tapas (Carrer Poeta Cabanyes, 25)

•  Elche for good paella (Vila i vila, 71) 

Coffee:

• Café Cometa for good coffee & cake (Carrer Parlament, 20) – FAV!

• Federal Café for brunch (Carrer Parlament, 39) 

• La desayuneria (Carrer Compte Borrel, 75) 

• Cactus Café (Carrer Blasco de Garay, 10) 

• The Juice House (Carrer del Parlament, 12) 

• Spice café (Carrer de Margarit, 13) 

• Tarranà (Carrer Viladomat, 23) 

Sightseeing:

Mercat de Sant Antoni, the biggest fresh market in town with 235 stands and every Sunday there is a book market (Carrer Comte d’Urgell, 1)