STREET FOOD · BARCELONA STREET FOOD TOURS
Every trip has one evening spare. These 6 street food tours are worth spending it on, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Spend 150 minutes eating through four local tapas spots in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter and El Born. Your English-speaking guide, such as Petra, Mariah, Thami, or Craig, pairs nine dishes with wine, cava, and vermouth while explaining Catalan food and culture. Vegetarian and alcohol-free choices are available.
“Thami was a great guide, very knowledgeable about Barcelona and the food scene!”
Spend 2.5 hours eating your way through Barcelona with a local guide such as Sara, Darren, Craig, or Petra. Visit four tapas venues, taste croquettes, pintxos, paella, and patatas bravas, and pair them with wine, cava, and vermouth. Vegetarian and alcohol-free options are available.
“We had a GREAT time with Petra on our Barcelona wine & tapas tour. A nice variety of tapas at four different venues. The food and drinks were all really good. Petra was personable and fun to talk to. Her English was excellent. We learned some interesting things about the area. A great tour! We would do it again!”
Spend 2.5 hours walking from El Born through the Gothic Quarter, stopping at four tapas bars for nine dishes and four drinks. Guides such as Sonia, Mariah, Thami, Sara, Craig, and Darren bring local food, Roman-era stories, and practical Barcelona tips to the route.
“Our host Mariah was excellent, very knowledgeable and lots of fun. Would highly recommend this tour”
Visit Casa Vicens in Barcelona, Antoni Gaudi’s first major house, then enjoy a seasonal Hofmann aperitif in the garden. The experience lasts about 45 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes, is offered in English, and includes admission. The exact sweet may be ice cream rather than churros.
“They had ice cream instead of churros and the staff seemed disinterested and the young lady in the shop was rude. Casa Vicems was amazing tho’”
Follow an English-speaking guide through La Rambla, La Boqueria, and the Gothic quarter, tasting jamón, patatas bravas, cheese, pastries, paella, and crema Catalana. Guides such as Vincent, Francisco, Bea, and Pep bring food advice and city stories, but expect walking and no vegan or gluten-free options.
“Vincent was really nice and knowledgeable, we discover new places and very interesting storys 😊”
Walk Barcelona’s old city with a private guide such as Patricia, Jennifer, Simon, or Valentina. Kids solve clues, win small prizes, visit markets and parks, and finish with churros and hot chocolate. Adults get Iberian ham and cheese, with flexibility to adjust the pace and stops.
“My family and I had a wonderful time. Our tour guide Nico was awesome. He was very insightful and kept my children engaged. My children reallly enjoyed the churros and chocolate. Nico, thank you for the wonderful tour.”
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