Two hours through Sant Antoni and the Raval in a small group, with a guide who knows the neighbourhood and its bars. We start at a casa de menjars, the kind of plain, everyday eatery where Barcelona sits down to lunch, then move on to a bar in the Raval, the Sant Antoni market and an old bodega, and finish with churros at a xurreria. At each stop your guide picks the tapas, platillos and local wines worth sharing, and tells you the story behind each dish and why food matters so much in Catalonia. And at some point someone will hand you a porró, the glass jug Catalans have been drinking wine from, at arm's length, for generations.
The route
Casa de Menjars Buenavista, Ronda de Sant Antoni · Bar La Parra in the Raval · Sant Antoni market · La Bodega d'en Rafel · Xurreria Pau 2005, Carrer de Calàbria
Good to know

• 2 hours on foot, in a small group
• Groups in English and in French, starting at 18:00
• Food and drinks are paid at each bar, usually €5 to €10 per person per stop. Your guide recommends what to order and share
• Meeting point: Ronda de Sant Antoni 84, in front of Casa de Menjars Buenavista
• Ends at Xurreria Pau 2005, Carrer de Calàbria 23
• Alcohol is served to guests aged 18 and over only
• Free cancellation up to 24 hours before