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This eatery has been in business since 1836 and has built up a loyal clientèle that always packs the place. It serves traditional Catalan cuisine, with a few good ideas from Cantabria and Galicia thrown in. Try the traditional delicacies, you'l like them for sure. Follow that with one of their famous rice dishes, such as Arròs A Banda (like a two-course paella) or Arròs Negre (rice cooked in squid's ink).
You could hold a U.N. meeting in this restaurant, very crowded not only with locals but with people from around the globe, within a few feet of us were citizens of 8 different nations. SeT Portes ... more
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Old Town Barcelona's old town, or Ciutat Vella , is the heart of the city. It's made up of many small neighborhoods, full of old-world character, linked by narrow, winding streets. Students, foreigners and artists thrive in this area, attracted by its sense of history and cosmopolitan feel along …