Three visits to Valencia have given us plenty of time to eat our way beyond the obvious paella addresses. Ruzafa became one of our favourite neighbourhoods for coffee and casual restaurants, while the historic centre and the area towards the sea added plenty of completely different finds. This is the Valencia food guide we’ve built…
Barcelona is a city where the food scene changes noticeably from one neighbourhood to the next. Sant Antoni drew us in with restaurants and natural wine, Poblenou delivered some of our favourite coffee stops, while Gràcia and the areas further north were especially good for bakeries and sweet things. After several visits, this is the…
Ibiza is an island where the setting often becomes part of the meal. Some of our favourite lunches were overlooking the sea, while other dinners took us into gardens, small villages and all the way to the north of the island. Mediterranean flavours naturally dominate, but the restaurants we remember most each had a very…