Els Pescadors Restaurant
Seafood Terrace Classic
Els Pescadors
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Poblenou's seafood benchmark on a postcard plaza
Post-industrial, creative and calm
Poblenou
A former industrial district turned creative and tech hub, still village-like around its leafy Rambla.
Once the industrial heart of Catalonia, dubbed the Catalan Manchester, Poblenou has reinvented its old factories as studios, design offices and the tech cluster known as 22@. Yet its core still feels like a village, organised around the leafy Rambla del Poblenou that runs from the old town centre down towards the beach. Galleries and workshops sit beside long-standing bakeries and the kind of restaurants locals keep to themselves. The grid here is wide and calm, a deliberate counterpoint to the density of the old city.
Highlights
Rambla del Poblenou to the beach 22@ innovation district Reused factories as studios Galleries and design workshops Long-standing local bakeries
11 places
4 Categories
Restaurant
4 places
Aguaribay Restaurant
Vegetarian Seasonal Organic
Aguaribay
$$
Seasonal vegetarian and vegan cooking with global accents
Can Recasens Restaurant
Candlelit Romantic Bodega
Can Recasens
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Candlelit Art Nouveau bodega of cheese, charcuterie and art
El 58 (Le Cinquante Huit) Restaurant
Tapas Seasonal Neighbourhood
El 58 (Le Cinquante Huit)
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Seasonal Franco-Catalan tapas on Rambla del Poblenou
Cafe
5 places
Espai Joliu Cafe
Specialty Coffee Plants Design Led
Espai Joliu
$$
Plant shop, gallery and Nomad-coffee cafe in one raw warehouse
SKYE Coffee Co. Cafe
Specialty Coffee Design Creative
SKYE Coffee Co.
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Direct-trade espresso from a 1972 Citroën inside a design studio
The Miners Coffee Cafe
Specialty Coffee Modern Bright
The Miners Coffee
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Polished third-wave coffee on Rambla del Poblenou
Sin Amor No Cafe
Specialty Coffee Bakery Calm
Sin Amor No
$$
Morning bar for specialty coffee and house viennoiserie
Casa Taos Cafe
Specialty Coffee Matcha Sustainable
Casa Taos
$$
Calm coffee, matcha and sustainable goods in 22@
Bar
1 place
Hotel
1 place
