Embark on a 3-hour evening tapas tour in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter. Explore local Catalan and Spanish cuisine while visiting small, independent restaurants. Recommended by Rick Steves and Lonely Planet.
Embark on a 3-hour evening tapas tour in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter. Explore local Catalan and Spanish cuisine while visiting small, independent restaurants. Recommended by Rick Steves and Lonely Planet.
- Plaza de Ramon Berenguer el Gran - Explore Barcelona’s renowned Ciutat Vella (old city): stroll past ancient Roman walls, admire cathedrals, and enjoy charming plazas.
- Placeta d’En Marcús - Monday to Thursday - Nestled in a tranquil corner of El Born, this serene 12th-century Romanesque square is home to the historic Capella d’en Marcús — a…
- Plaza de Ramon Berenguer el Gran - Explore Barcelona’s renowned Ciutat Vella (old city): stroll past ancient Roman walls, admire cathedrals, and enjoy charming plazas.
- Placeta d’En Marcús - Monday to Thursday - Nestled in a tranquil corner of El Born, this serene 12th-century Romanesque square is home to the historic Capella d’en Marcús — a small sanctuary once associated with pilgrims and medieval postal riders.
- Muralla Romana - Friday to Sunday - Discover remnants of the Roman city wall of Barcelona (Muralla Romana), primarily built in the 3rd century to defend against invaders.
- Carrer dels Assaonadors - A welcoming, family-operated restaurant where traditional Spanish cuisine meets creative innovation. Enjoy tastings such as Spanish omelette, eggplant with honey, pork cheek, cannelloni with pork sausage, burrata, or pork belly, accompanied by a glass of vermouth.
- El Born / La Ribera - Monday to Thursday - While the tour focuses on the iconic Gothic Quarter, it often includes visits to other beautiful historic areas of the Ciutat Vella (Old City): El Born and La Ribera.
- Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar - Friday to Sunday - Visit many significant sites in the Gothic Quarter, including the “Catedral Del Mar,” constructed between 1329 and 1383, showcasing an outstanding example of Catalan Gothic architecture.
- Carrer dels Carders - Monday to Thursday - A delightful, unassuming tapas bar located in the heart of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter. Sample a selection that may include Jamón Ibérico, bread with tomato, seasonal tomato salad with tuna belly, calamari with kimchi sauce, grilled Iberian pork, croquettes, or other local specialties, paired with a Catalan red wine.
- Carrer d’en Gignàs - Friday to Sunday - A cozy, traditional cellar bar with character in the heart of Barcelona, where you can enjoy vermouth and tastings of Iberian ham, fried anchovies, juicy meatballs, garlicky mushrooms al ajillo, or salty, blistered Padrón peppers.
- Placa de Sant Jaume - Wander through beautiful streets and plazas, such as the Plaça de Sant Jaume or the Plaça Sant Just.
- Call de Barcelona - The historic Jewish Quarter — a maze of narrow medieval alleys, ancient stone buildings, and hidden courtyards. Once the city’s Jewish center, it now invites exploration of its rich history and heritage.
- Carrer de Salomó ben Adret - Conclude with a tasting of a classic Catalan dessert: fig ice cream, crema catalana, or chestnut pie, paired with exquisite Cava, a Spanish sparkling wine, in a charming wine cellar nestled in Barcelona’s historic Jewish Quarter.
- Plaça de Sant Felip Neri - A hauntingly beautiful square in the Gothic Quarter featuring Baroque architecture and visible marks from Barcelona’s past, offering a serene, reflective moment rich in history.

- Local English-speaking guide
- Alcoholic beverages
- Carbonated beverages
- Dinner
- Local English-speaking guide
- Alcoholic beverages
- Carbonated beverages
- Dinner
- Hotel pick-up/drop off
- Gratuities/Tips
- Extra Drinks
- Hotel pick-up/drop off
- Gratuities/Tips
- Extra Drinks
Explore the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona for a culinary adventure that intertwines the city’s rich history with its most delectable traditions.
Stroll through Roman ruins, medieval streets, and the Call (Jewish Quarter) as a local guide introduces you to family-owned tapas bars and contemporary dining spots.
Savor a handpicked assortment of regional…
Explore the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona for a culinary adventure that intertwines the city’s rich history with its most delectable traditions.
Stroll through Roman ruins, medieval streets, and the Call (Jewish Quarter) as a local guide introduces you to family-owned tapas bars and contemporary dining spots.
Savor a handpicked assortment of regional delights—tender pork cheek, genuine Jamón Ibérico, Padrón peppers, innovative calamari with kimchi sauce, or traditional Catalan desserts in a 14th-century wine cellar.
Each tasting location unveils a piece of Spain’s culinary legacy. Discover why Spanish omelettes spark debate, what makes Iberian ham unique, and how “hacer el vermut” became a cherished Sunday tradition.
This engaging food tour not only satisfies your appetite but also shares stories and cultural insights that make every taste memorable.
The items listed are a sample of what is typically offered. Expect to enjoy approximately 8 to 12 tastings (subject to change based on the day, season, and group preferences).
- Email to advise of any dietary requirements such as vegetarian and gluten-free diets
- Not suitable for vegans, or those with coeliac disease due to risk of gluten cross-contamination.
- No changes may be made after 24 hours prior to the experience start time.
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking.
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travelers.
- Guests with severe or life-threatening allergies can’t participate in this activity for their safety.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.