Coal candy (yes, completely edible) is among treats we encountered over the holidays on our Made in Catalonia walk in the heart of Barcelona’s Gràcia district.
November 4, 2019 Fancy a Vermouth? (0)
On our Made in Catalonia walk, we partake in Barcelona’s beloved vermut tradition, […] Posted in Barcelona
June 21, 2019 Starting the Day in Gràcia (0)
Sometimes we like to indulge ourselves and start the day off with fresh grilled scallops […] Posted in Barcelona
April 21, 2019 Patriotically Colored Bread in Barcelona (0)
Pa de Sant Jordi, bread striped with the bright yellow and red of the Catalan flag to […] Posted in Barcelona
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