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Where to eat near the Picasso Museum
Hungry after visiting the Picasso Museum? Here are 24 places nearby, 12 of them cheap and quick. Every place lists its cuisine, price and the walk from the Picasso Museum.
Last updated: 24 October 2026
Photo: Enric · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia
Quick and cheap (€)
2€€€
Bar Mundial
Bar from 1925, reopened Sept 2025: seafood plates at old prices; daily
3€€€
Bodega La Palma
Wine-barrel bodega since 1935: croquettes, anchovies, cava; closed Sunday
4€€€
Can Conesa
Hot pressed bocadillos by the cathedral since 1951; closed Sunday
5€€€
Can Paixano (La Xampanyeria)
Standing bar: cheap cava and bocadillos; closed Sunday, always busy
6€€€
Bo de B
Build-your-own sandwiches for about €4; open daily, shorter on Sunday
7€€€
Bar La Plata
Same four tapas since 1945: fried fish, anchovies, botifarra; closed Sunday
8€€€
Cala del Vermut
Barrel vermouth with anchovies and tinned seafood; open daily, Sunday lunch only
9€€€
Granja Dulcinea
Thick hot chocolate with churros or melindros since 1941; closes in July
10€€€
Maoz Falafel
Vegan falafel in pita with a self-serve salad bar; open daily until late
11€€€
La Bombeta
Bomba with spicy sauce and grilled cuttlefish; closed Wednesday
12€€€
Can Maño
Cheap fish and fried tapas at the old counter; closed Sunday and Monday
Good value sit-down (€€)
13€€€
El Xampanyet
Tiled cava bar since 1929: anchovies, cured meats, cava; closed Sun and Mon
14€€€
Euskal Etxea
Pintxo tavern at the Basque cultural centre; open daily, ask for fresh ones
15€€€
Bar del Pla
Market tapas with natural wines; try the caneló and the crispy oxtail; open daily
16€€€
Bormuth
Busy Born bar: bravas, bombas, vermouth on tap; open daily, no reservations
17€€€
Sagardi Euskal Taberna
Basque pintxo bar with 80 kinds and a grill; open daily, tapas all day
18€€€
La Vinateria del Call
Wine bar of 1982 in the old Jewish quarter; Mon and Sun evening only
19€€€
Restaurant Pitarra
Catalan home cooking since 1890 in a historic dining room
20€€€
Vaso de Oro
Narrow bar with its own beer; the solomillo (beef tenderloin) tapa is the classic
21€€€
Bar Jai-Ca
Family bar since 1955: fried fish, bravas and vermouth; open daily
22€€€
Can Culleretes
Barcelona's oldest restaurant (1786); lunch Tue–Sun, dinner Thu–Sat
Treat yourself (€€€)
Breakfast and coffee nearby
25€€€
Pastisseria Hofmann
Pastry shop known for its mascarpone croissants; arrive early, they sell out.
26€€€
Cafés El Magnífico
Family coffee roaster with a tiny bar: single-origin espresso a minute from Santa Maria del Mar.
27€€€
Nømad Coffee Lab & Shop
Specialty roaster with a lab bar and filter coffees in a passage by the Palau de la Música.
28€€€
Satan's Coffee Corner
Small specialty-coffee pioneer behind the cathedral, with a short brunch menu.
29€€€
Escribà (Antiga Casa Figueras)
Modernist pastry shop on La Rambla: croissants, ensaïmadas and cakes to take away or eat in.
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