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Barcelona's restaurants bear the unmistakable imprint of culinary genius Ferran Adría and the army of young chefs influenced by his gastro-technological innovations to create tasty foams and unexpected flavor combinations. While some restaurants in Barcelona, such as Comerç 24, still deliver the molecular gastronomy goods, a budget-conscious backlash was inevitable. Now Barcelona is seeing a new wave of more economy-minded restaurants opened by the city's culinary elite, such as Paco Guzman's Santa. In the beginning, of course, there were tapas—and tapas there will be in the end as well. Seek out the most memorable morsels in the bars that surround Barcelona's markets, particularly the Boqueria and Santa Caterina.

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41°, Barcelona

A snackería from the Adrià brothers Ferran and Albert, 41° has been drawing a crowd of curious locals and eager tourists to the unfashionable...more

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ABaC Restaurant, Barcelona

Michelin-starred chef Jordi Cruz is one of the talented young guns of new Catalan cuisine. His latest restaurant, on the threshold of the Tibidabo neighborhood,...more

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Big Fish, Barcelona

Run by a family of fishmongers and tucked away behind the Mercat del Born (an old market currently being converted into a cultural center), Big Fish has quickly...more

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Cal Pep, Barcelona

There's probably no better way to see how impassioned the Catalans have become about eating than to queue for a seat at the pink granite counter at chef Pep...more

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Can Majó, Barcelona

When asked where to get good paella in Barcelona, many locals answer simply: Valencia. But this Barceloneta beachfront classic with a nautical-inspired interior...more

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Casa Calvet, Barcelona

When the world thinks of Barcelona, it sees Gaudí, the talented, spectacularly eccentric native-son architect who worked here during the 19th century....more

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Comerç 24, Barcelona

Chef Carles Abellan's pedigree (nine years of training under Ferran Adrià) shows up in his witty food, most of it served in tapas-sized portions as part...more

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Coure, Barcelona

The blank canvas of Coure's surroundings cedes center stage to chef Albert Ventura's exceptionally good—and unexpectedly seductive—combinations at...more

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Embat, Barcelona

Embat, a pioneer of Barcelona's bistromanía trend, is proof that it's still possible to dine well in Barcelona for under €30 (around $40). Located in...more

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Fishhh!, Barcelona

Always have a bite of buttered bread before you eat a raw oyster, says Luís De Buen; that way you'll never get an upset stomach. And in place of sauce...more

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