The Barcelona Tapas Crawl
Hop from bar to bar, savoring the best of Catalan cuisine in a fun, laid-back atmosphere. Perfect for food lovers and social butterflies!
Basic Information
Total time
3h
Language
English (check the calendar for availability)
Price
79 euros per person
Meeting point
In front of the doors of the El Molino Theater, located at Carrer de Vila i Vilà, 99. This is near the Paral·lel Metro station.
Ending point
In front of the doors of the El Molino Theater, located at Carrer de Vila i Vilà, 99. This is near the Paral·lel Metro station.
Additional info
A tapas and a drink is enjoyed at each food stop
Booking rules
Booking is obligatory.
About the tour
Ever wondered what tapeo really means? In Barcelona, el tapeo is a way of life. It’s about taking things slow, hopping from bar to bar, sharing delicious small plates, sipping local wine, and enjoying great company late into the night. But with so many places in the city… where do locals actually go for authentic tapas? Food Lover Tour has got you covered! On this authentic Barcelona tapas tour, you’ll discover THE hub for casual dining and dive into the city's real nightlife scene, far far away from the tourist traps! Each stop is carefully chosen for its atmosphere and quality so come expecting a fun, social evening in a small group where you’ll meet fellow travelers while discovering hidden gems you’d never find on your own. Come hungry, come curious, and get ready to experience Barcelona the way locals do: one tapa at a time.
Highlights
- 1
Culinary Hub of Poble Sec
A vibrant street location in Sants-Montjuïc, defined by its lively culinary atmosphere and traditional dining venues.
- 2
Theater El Molino
A brief description of the theater, which was the Moulin Rouge of Barcelona in the early 20th century.
- 3
Introduction to the neighbourhoods
Avenue Parallel, Sant Antoni & Poble Sec
- 4
Market Stop
Sant Antoni Market, one of the oldest markets in Barcelona. It opened back in 1882. It’s actually the biggest of Barcelona’s 38 food markets.
- 5
Visit at least 3 restaurants, but which exactly varies depending on the day of the week and time of the tour. Stops can include:
Stop 1 - A restaurant is inspired it’s Catalan owners love for tomatoes Stop 2 - A cozy space to savor traditional Catalan and Spanish tapas, Barri is inspired by the old cellars where locals would gather. Stop 3 - A Tavern specialising in recipes from Euskadi. Stop 4 - A restaurant with decor inspired by Feria de Abril in Seville, the birthplace of flamenco and sevillanas. Stop 5 - A very historical place where even the furniture is protected by law! Stop 6 - A hidden gem of contemporary Catalan cuisine Stop 7 - A hole-in-the-wall space serving very traditional catalan cuisine Stop 8 - A former motorbike workshop now a vibrant bodega-bar Stop 9 - A restaurant famous for its Pintxos
FAQ
Map
In front of the doors of the El Molino Theater, located at Carrer de Vila i Vilà, 99. This is near the Paral·lel Metro station.
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