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AV. ROMA 93-95 08029 BARCELONA SPAIN , .

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Restaurante Sagardi Euskal Taberna
Spanish
Average Price 40 €
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Phone 1: +34 902 52 05 22
Phone 2: +34 932 18 30 00

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Restaurante Café de la Princesa
Mediterranean
Average Price 40 €
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Phone 1: +34 93 268 15 18
Phone 2: +34 93 310 01 82

The CAFÉ DE LA PRINCESA is housed in a 14th century palace in the Ribera district, between the Picasso Museum, the Born municipal market and the Santa María del Mar church.

The story of the Café begins in 1997 with the acquisition of a former palace at the corner of Flassaders and Sabateret streets by its current owners. At the time, these were somber, little-traveled alleyways compared to Moncada Street, the lively neighboring street where the Picasso Museum is located. In 1999, after extensive remodeling, the palace reopened its doors converted into a multi-purpose space where gastronomy, fashion, art and culture converge. The originality of the project attracted new businesses to the area and soon Flassaders and Sabateret were transformed into animated streets with varied commercial offerings.

The interior of the Café de la Princesa is divided into different zones which, nevertheless, maintain a visual and spatial continuity.

Within the space is the restaurant in a large atrium covered by a glass dome that lets in natural light. The tables, comfortably set off from each other, can seat a total of 130 people. The menu features Mediterranean dishes, based on fresh, local ingredients, with a few exotic touches. A fixed-price menu is available at midday. The same space is the site of cultural activities: painting and photography exhibits, presentations of books, gatherings and, during the dinner hour, live jazz performances.

In the shop, one can find men’s and women’s clothing from such prestigious designers as Julie Sohn and Sand, unique gift objects, folk art from different parts of Spain and all over the world (Poland, Germany, Morrocco, India, Nepal, Colombia, etc.), and furniture of our own design.

We continue to work enthusiastically to improve our services and, especially, to enhance our cultural offerings.

Specialities:
Chupito de espinacas, crema de pecorino, bacalao c

Street:SABATERET 1-3
Postal Code: 08003
City:Barcelona Centre
Country:Spain Espana
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Website:http://www.cafeprincesa.com/