Barcelona’s oldest restaurant in preservation. Portrait-lined rooms have carried centuries of weddings, baptisms, and long Sunday lunches. This isn’t a place for innovation; it’s where you order canelons and suquet and enjoy. A survivor run by people who care about the past, where tradition takes the lead.

The dean of the Eixample, dating back to 1873. It opened when all this was still mud and promise. Its iron columns witnessed the birth of a neighborhood. A recently restored café that now operates as a restaurant run by people who care about the past.

Weekly treat. They change the petite gateaux seasonally. Nina and Max are the best ❤️

Chicken Tikka Massala Butter Chicken Garlic naan Mango lassi

Pear and gorgonzola raviolis THE BEST TORRIJAS IN BARCELONA Fua & solomillo The menu del día is totally worth it

One of the best esquite stand in the area. The stand sets up right outside the supermarket in the corner of Av. Michoacán and Av. Condesa. I always get the elote or esquite but if you're feeling wild get the Dorilocos.

A classic taqueria that is now an icon in the area. Tacos Hola El Güero is for everyone who is craving delicious Mexican dishes in a taco. From frijol con queso, to quelites, and chicharron en salsa verde. The space is tiny it can get a bit crowded.

In a corner of la Condesa you'll find this taqueria with a line during peak hours. Their arrachera con queso taco is the best, however go only if you're very hungry. Portions are pretty big. Also, their frijoles are amazing.

With only chicken dishes and tacos, their pollo adobado taco is one of my favorite things. Cute little spot for a quick bite : )

Upstairs an old building you'll find a charming space offering a wide menu with unique tacos and Mexican dishes. It's my go-to place for a good taco de jamaica (hibiscus tacos) and a michelada.