Tantarantana is a cosy spot for tapas and when in Barcelona it seems only apparent that this be on the cards! With traditional beams,a tiled floor, and a candle-lit glow, Tantarantana strikes towards the traditional. Though when the plates of croqueta, camembert frito and calamares come rolling out, you realise that this spot is anything but ordinary. 

No matter the time of day when Bar de Pla is open, it's busy. Old-school tapas bar but modernised by its organic wines and funky dishes. With a menu ranging from squid-ink croquettes, oxtail brioche, to cauliflower tempura, chances are you'll want to order the lot. 

It's hard to miss El Bar Pimentel given its huge retro sign at its doorway, not to mention the bustle of the city's well-dressed locals all sipping on a €5 glass of vino. It's cool, it's vibey, and to be honest it's all we could want after a day of exploring. What is more, the tapas is sensational! 

Bodega La Puntual lies down a small alleyway just off a rather touristy hot-spot. Conveniently just steps aways from the Picasso Museum, head to this gem for a glass of wine or vermouth as an afternoon pick-me-up. The charcuterie selection, and Catalan-style dishes are also well worth a sample.