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Province of Barcelona, Spain Food Guide: 4 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Mataro
Find out what International restaurants to try in Mataro including Delish Factory, Dem-Dik, The Drunk Monk, Mundial
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1. Delish Factory
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Author Sandwiches and Vanguard Mixology
Reviewed By Luis C
Best sandwiches ever! We ordered steak tartar, tuna and pulled pork (favorite!). Service was on point. We will definitely come over again on our next visit to Mataró.Dear Luis C,Thank you very much for such a great opinion!We are glad to hear that you had your best sandwich in our restaurant!Hope to see you soon!Have a excellent day.Best regardsDelish Factory team
Most Popular Spanish food in Mataro, Province of Barcelona, Spain
2. Dem-Dik
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Senegalese restaurant. Meals and drinks like as touba coffee, juice of baobab, bissap, beignes, mafe, yassa, thiebou djenne, soupou kandja, fataya, etc. One minute from the train station. Take away.
Reviewed By message576
Great little cafe bar on a quiet street, we came in early at around 12pm and we're told that they start serving cooked food at around 1:30pm.The lady which was very helpful served us 2 milky coffees, 2 croissants, 2 cake / muffins and a Aquarius (still soft drink) all for the princely sum of â¬6.40!Great value and can't wait to try their cooked food next time.Recommend
Most Popular Mediterranean food in Mataro, Province of Barcelona, Spain
3. The Drunk Monk
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By GuntherB44
This place got 16 draft beer and a nice good selection off bottle beer. You can eat here the real Belgian Pate and a good selection off Belgian chees on a good price
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4. Mundial
Overall Ratings
3 based on 380 reviews
Reviewed By Rebeca P
There was a time Mundial was an excellent restaurant and then also there was a time where was not only overpriced but a proper disaster.After long years avoiding going after very bad experiences we head there for a midday menu. It is not the cheapest menu you can get in the area but the terrance is appealing and they have a wide range of food.We had a rather slow meal and observe that some tables were served faster that us (even our own dishes) and thought might be because we were a family having lunch and the rest people who worked near by.Despite a customer service that is old fashioned and felt bitter, the food was Average and the portions good.I personally had a rice with sardines that was very tasty.I would not though risk it on a menu in the evening.
