I liked that all the tapas restaurants we visited in Spain displayed most food items at the bar. We ordered almost everything based on what we thought looked appealing.
One of the best things about Ciudad Condal? This whole meal came to around 60 euros (USD $80) total. Honestly after all our tapas meals in Spain, I feel like having over-priced tapas in NYC will now bring me heartache.
We opted to sit in the back of the dining room at a corner booth table. Although there was no sunlight in the back, the beautiful chandelier and wall of bookcases made for a great setting.
A unique combination of anchovies, red bell peppers, and olives on bread. The saltiness from the anchovies were balanced out nicely with the sweet tomato slices.
Parma ham bocadillo. How does anyone go to Spain and not fall in love with their sandwiches? Heated upon request, we also had cheese added to this. Amazing.
Of course we had to order sangria. This was deliciously refreshing and not too sweet.
Mushrooms with pesto sauce. Tasty, but a little too salty for my liking.
Grilled asparagus with sea salt. Similar to the mushrooms, this was slightly over-salted. It was very good asparagus though-- fresh and not stringy.
Combination of different salads.
Rambla de Catalunya, 18
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You take gorgeous photos Lauren. Welcome back. Those mushrooms look insane!
ReplyDeleteAw thanks, Nisha!! The mushrooms really were insane!
DeleteEverything looks AMAZING! I miss eating out in Barcelona, some of the best food I've ever had.
ReplyDeleteSO good. Really wish we had been there for longer!
DeleteMy trip to Barcelona was one of the best trips I've ever taken, food-wise. The tapas look delicious!
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