This butcher shop is an ABSOLUTE GEM! The lines can get long here so my advice is go somewhere…read moreelse, but I just needed to share this local one stop shop for meat!! Vila de Gracia is a foodie heaven as there are countless meat, vegetable, and seafood stores all around the neighborhood. There are at least 10 meat shops within a block of our house and they are all pretty good but I've decided that Gasch is top of my list. Every cut of beef is available. They will hand slice anything you want in anyway that you need, in any quantity.. They will cut off the fat, leave the fat, season the meat, or even skewer the meat. I once asked for oxtail and they brought out 2 whole ones from the back fridge. I chose one and they chopped it up - yes, it's that fresh! And the meat is very flavorful. They specialize in Galician beef which some will argue is the best beef in the world. Service is great and the women butchers are efficient but very friendly. Prices are competitive for the neighborhood, but way cheaper than the tasteless beef in the US. Make sure you check the hours as they are only open half days on Saturday and Monday, closed on Sundays, and are always closed for daily siestas.

A kicked-up farmers market with several rows of vendors selling produce, tapas, fish, cocktails,…read morecoffee, and specialty products. The market's natural perimeter is dotted with sit-down cafes if you prefer to have table service. Organized, good variety, good atmosphere. It is rare when a market that sells a lot of fish, does not reek of fish from a block away, so it is a very clean market and we saw evidence of constant clean-up. Delicious and impressive spot to grab a few little bites to eat your way through the market, or to bring back with a bottle of wine for your hotel picnic when you're hungry but your tired tourist bod can't bear a full service din din.

Visiting this market is one of the best ways to experience Barcelona's food culture. Just off La…read moreRambla, this historic market is filled with colorful stalls selling fresh fruit, seafood, cured meats, cheeses, pastries, spices, chocolates, and local specialties. The atmosphere is lively and the energetic. We really enjoyed wandering through the market and sampling different foods while watching the local vendors at work. There are also several small restaurants and counter-style eateries where you can enjoy freshly prepared seafood, tapas, and traditional Catalan dishes. If you want a quieter experience, it's worth arriving earlier in the day before the crowds build up.

If you are in Barcelona you gotta stop by here…read more The family was so nice and greeted me and gave me extra crotons On the house When you think sliced meat you think of Enrique Tomas Can't say how savory this place was. Nothing else in the world can top this. Just get the sample meat (buy it) you will Not regret it Money back guarantee

Jamón! When in España one simply cannot pass up jamón. Enrique Tomás is a reliable retailer for all…read moreyour jamón needs. They even have certain products already packaged for air travel and can pass through airport security. We typically buy a variety of things to take home and get a bocadito (jamón y queso sandwich) to enjoy while we walk the streets.

Beautiful, high-end iberico ham shop! As soon as you step in, they will ask if you'd like a sample…read moreof their finest iberico ham! And they will give you samples of whatever ham they have out for carving. The gentlemen helping us was very nice and informative. Each piece we had was flavorful and yummy! The ham that was aged longer was easier to chew with less resistance. We decided to purchase the highest quality aged 5 years, which was less salty, but robust in meaty flavor. It was absolutely delicious with rustic French bread from the bakery close to our hotel. If you're sightseeing near Casa Batllo, it's only a 3-5 minute walk around the corner! We're not iberico ham connoisseurs and I'm not sure whether or not we could tell the difference between high end or mid range iberico ham. They're all very good! We probably could have gotten some less pricey ones from the markets and would have been just as satisfied. But nonetheless, it was nice to buy something luxurious to enjoy while in Spain.

Next to the meat shop is the restaurant where you can enjoy the same cuts of meats and cheeses. It…read moreis quaint and beautifully decorated. We felt we found a gem in this district as we tried plates of cheeses and hams, delicious wine and champagne, and a lovely atmosphere. The employees were outstanding. They were friendly and happy to explain all the offerings.

When you've got a hankering for some dope ass pig leg…read more.. They've got it all here. And it seems like most of stuff has won some kind of award. I was just walking by and was super hungry and figured I'd try my luck. You can buy your jamon shredded, in bits, or whatever. I went high end and in bits. I have to say, I was super impressed. I bought 100 grams and then circled back to buy 2 more 100 grams portions. They came with free bread sticks. Also, you insert your money in a huge automatic Euro dollar bill acceptor that's like 10 feet high, which was weird. The lady who worked there was very nice as we worked through my Spanglish.

Very clean modern market and restaurant complex. A big…read moreAmetller Origen supermercato and separate meat, fish, wine, baked goods, plus tapas ,coffee etc. Very pleasant location on a square near the El Puxtet (pronounced "poo-shay") train. Outdoor seating, lots of nice dogs.

This little gem of a butcher shop is located inside the Santa Caterina market. Found it on my last…read moremorning in Barcelona and was blown away by the array of ham and cured meats that they offer. Since locals shop at this market, the prices are much more reasonable. I found some delicious ham and salami to gift, and the woman at the counter vacuum sealed it for me at no charge. Great gifts under 10 euros!

First of all, this is not a meat shop. This is the new sister restaurant of La Pepita, with very…read moresimilar decor and vibe, just as delicious food, and a pro tip - you can order from the la pepita menu if you ask nicely! My group startd out at the bar with some drinks and a few dishes, eventually got a table, and ordered more. I'm a fan of the fried artichoke dish but would skip the tuna tartare as it was quite salty.

Went to la pepita 100 yards away and placed on waiting list. We went to their sister bar to get a…read moredrink. Table for 8 in the back. Got giant delicious gin/tonics as we waited. Fun atmosphere. Brick walls decorated by customer graffiti. Busy. Crowded.Loud Fun. called for out table at La peptia then off for tapas See pepita review Recombined Slanche!