Ziryab Fusió Tapes Bar

Who hasn't heard of Spanish patatas bravas? It's believed that this popular Spanish dish has its roots in Madrid, where it began to be served in bars and taverns in the early 20th century. By default, it is a vegetarian dish consisting of a bunch of potatoes, which might have been fried, boiled in water, boiled in oil, or even baked (depending on the personal homemade recipe), mixed with a spicy sauce and/or mayonnaise or aioli (in Catalunya). But in this guide, I'm going to recommend places in Barcelona where you can enjoy this fantastic tapa in its vegan version. Get ready to lick the plate clean!

Welcome to Barcelona, a culinary paradise where each bite tells a story of rich Catalan flavors and gastronomic creativity. Barcelona’s food scene is a celebration of its diverse culture and culinary traditions. Bon appétit as you savor the delicious tapestry of flavors this city has to offer! This guide shows all the restaurants, cafes and bars you need to try. Let’s embark on a food guide through the city’s diverse and delectable offerings;

This guide will detail how to spend a fantastic 4 days in Barcelona. It will details things to see, do, eat, and drink. It will also detail some incredible tours, and one visit outside of the city. It will include tips & "need to know" info about Barcelona. It will also include things I would add if I had more time, or alternate activities if you're not committed to the entire itinerary. You can also reach out to me any time for a consultation concerning the itinerary. This itinerary is FULL so if you're a slower traveler you could use it over 5-6 days.