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Salads, sandwiches, and of course wine, beer and coffee. A cut above your average sandwich joint, Cometa promises locally sourced slow food (and deliver service to match).
The sandwiches are good, however, and worth the wait.
Carrer del Parlament, 20
Achingly hipster brunch/lunch joint. Waiters with beards and tattoos, naturally (okay – the males sport the former, while the females are adorned with the latter). It’s so hipster they have their own-label craft beer, their own smoked and cured pork products, and house-made pickles too. That means the burgers are pretty fabulous (though it’s a double cheeseburger, so go hungry).
The quinoa croquettas are pretty good too. Plenty of eggy options for those slow-start days.
In the evenings it’s a taqueria, and the quality of the food equals what you get in the daylight hours – winner!
Carrer Pintor Fortuny, 31