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Province of Barcelona, Spain Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Esparreguera
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Esparreguera. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Pizzeria Restaurant Rebato, Restaurante El Vasco, Cal Baldiro Vinoteca & Restaurant, L'illa Restaurant, Tarantella Napoletana, Taula Casolana, Les Vinyes Restaurant, Cal Cuiner, Restaurante Bartomeu, Tarantella Napoletana
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10. Tarantella Napoletana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By darios475
I went many times dining to Tarantella Napoletana and every time there is something new. Antonio, the owner, and his future wife Ilaria and all the family staff are making your dinners pleasant and warmly, not just because you can sit near the wooden oven!! What is new is that now you can have your dinner outside in a terrace, the second important news is that Antonio can prepare gluten-free pizzas, nowadays this is a good option and pizzas can be even lighter, not losing taste. Italian traditional taste with a clever look to the future!! Don't miss Tarantella Napoletana, really close to Barcelona, it's an half an hour trip but well deserves a visit..
9. Restaurante Bartomeu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By Kwang-Tat A
We visited the Monserrat Monastery by car and it was one of the restaurants on the way down. We had passed other restaurants just mins from it, but they were either too crowded or doesn't take reservations. While they were busy, they let us in without reservations so it was a good sign about the warm hospitality we were about to experience.Being Asian, we didn't know what is the best local food to order, but there was a very nice lady who spoke English and was very helpful to explain to us what's on the menu, what she'd recommend/prefer and also she seemed to be in charge and made some very nice gestures which I will later elaborate. So eventually, we settled on the seasonal menu, which was value for money for starters/mains/dessert at 14 Euros with water and house wine included. They even served complimentary starters of some tasty potato salad and croquette with tuna, and bread which were delicious and we were partly full before our actual starters arrived.They also made sure our colleague who was muslim had no meat in the salad starter. So, if its attention and hospitality that you like for a restaurant this rustic local restaurant is a great choice.The food was good too, and while, its not going to win a Michelin star, all of us loved one dish or another. I had tail of monkfish which I suppose was pan-fried, and finished in what I guess was a reduced white wine sauce with rehydrated dried apricots and prunes. Monkfish was new to me, and it had a robust (not fishy taste) so it tasted fine overall. Another colleague ordered lamb which tasted good too. We did order an additional plate of fried calamari, where the batter was not deep fried to a usual crispy finish but came soft which we were not used to. We did not dislike either as the seafood was fresh.The seasonal salad was also very tasty and fresh, with goat's cheese, walnuts, raisin bursting with sweetness, some quince jam, and apple slices. We never got to dessert as we were stuffed due to the above average portions (for Asians anyway), and the lady proprietary or manager was kind enough to swap dessert with complimentary barista machine brewed coffee which we appreciated more being jetlagged and all. They have a good selection of desserts including a local cheese, the special catalonian cream, cakes (lemon and triple-chocolate cake), etc. Actually before we decided it was too much of a good thing for desserts (we saw the big portions of the local creme catayluna) she actually gave us a sample of a small slice of lemon mousse cake when I asked if it was not too sweet. It tasted light and had good lemon tangy balance BTW, and I was tempted to ask if I could have one more slice to share (but I didn't as that would be taking advantage of their fine hospitality since we agreed to replace dessert with coffee) while we had coffee.They even left us take away our bottle of house wine, but they had to pour it in a another empty plastic water bottle as they would recycle the glass bottle which we completely understand. The red wine was easy to drink, a fruity young wine with berry and floral notes and low tannin, which went surprisingly well with my fish.So many good points about feeling welcome and accommodating to your needs, we probably take a detour from the City again and come by this lovely restaurant.
8. Cal Cuiner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By pimpinelat
I have been today with my family for lunch because a friend of mine from Masquefa recommended to us this restaurant. It is an small restaurant in the Masquefa's village. The lunch has been fantastic. They have a menu for lunch at 26 euros, it is not cheap but the quality of the dishes are very good. We have ordered some dishes to share as the boning goat cooked by the oven, the truffled cannelloni, the apple toast with goat cheese and the cerdanya's "trinxat". All dishes were very tasteful and good. The service is very good. I recommend this restaurant if you are near Masquefa. They have very good catalan wines. The list of deserts is good and we have ordered the tiramisu cup and the mandarin sorbet.
7. Les Vinyes Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 327 reviews
Traditional and Mediterranean cuisine. Specializing in Rice and Cod. We have a large selection of fine wines to culminate a good meal at an unbeatable environment with an exquisite attending. Over 30 years experience in the service of a traditional restau
Reviewed By Tzvika_m123
The restaurant is located in Martorell, not Barcelona. We had the steak filet and a vegeterian paeja, both were very good. That plus a salad and drinks costed 46â¬. The waiter was friendly and helpful, although he didn't speak english. Thank you for your opinion!
6. Taula Casolana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
The varied buffet offers the section of salads, crudités and freshest and natural confitals that can be found today. Traditional casseroles with the exclusive stews, could not be missed; In the same way as the meat area, fish garnishes and pasta. There is
Reviewed By Alb0871
We recently had dinner at Can Amat with our group of 128. The food was buffet style and it offered a large variety of different tapas and other tasty dishes like Paella, pork ribs, salads, and different types of Tortilla espanola. There was also a lively rumba show that got everyone in our group up and dancing. Overall a fun a delicious evening.
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5. Tarantella Napoletana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By darios475
I went many times dining to Tarantella Napoletana and every time there is something new. Antonio, the owner, and his future wife Ilaria and all the family staff are making your dinners pleasant and warmly, not just because you can sit near the wooden oven!! What is new is that now you can have your dinner outside in a terrace, the second important news is that Antonio can prepare gluten-free pizzas, nowadays this is a good option and pizzas can be even lighter, not losing taste. Italian traditional taste with a clever look to the future!! Don't miss Tarantella Napoletana, really close to Barcelona, it's an half an hour trip but well deserves a visit..
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4. L'illa Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By travelingNYfamily
Worth a stop on the way back from Montserrat, but do reserve a table in advance. Open for lunch daily, but dinner only on the weekends. We were staying at the attached hotel or would not have know about this fabulous restaurant. The food was amazing! And the prices on the fixed price lunch were unexpected given the quality of the food. 12.5 Euros for a fabulous 3 course meal with wine!
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3. Cal Baldiro Vinoteca & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By moretra
Nos gusto la comida y el trato personal. Era domingo de Ramos y lo probamos.El Menú de este domingo era 19,59⬠según la hoja. Bien, en ella no se citan que las bebidas no están incluidas claro está, tampoco lo contrario.Nos cobraron las bebidas a pesar de nuestro asombro. Creo que se deberÃa indicar en el Menú para evitar situaciones desagradables.Ahà van mis fotos.
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2. Restaurante El Vasco
Reviewed By Pedro P
HacÃa tiempo que no iba, esta vez con unos amigos del trabajo que no lo conocÃan. De primero judias, una dorada al horno, que estaba muy buena, cuajada de postre, el vino blanco, que es mas clarete, pero que esta bueno. El personal muy amable.
1. Pizzeria Restaurant Rebato
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By Afra K
Probably the best pizzas en Spain. The menu is also very good, not to speak of the service, because they make you feel right at home.
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