What makes this different from other food tours in Barcelona?

Fewer stops, more depth. Instead of grazing your way through a neighborhood, you'll sit down at each stop and settle in. Every course is part of a progression that tells the story of Catalan food — from its foundations to where it's going. With just 8 guests, it feels like a dinner party, not a walking tour with snacks.
What makes this different from a typical Barcelona food tour?
Most food tours keep you moving. This one keeps you seated. It's a Barcelona tapas and wine tour built around four stops instead of eight or ten, so you get a full supper and real time at each table rather than a string of quick bites.
How many guests are on this tour?

Eight at most. A small table means a seat everywhere, room for real conversation, and access to spaces that don't work for larger groups.
How much food and drink is included?

Plenty! You’ll enjoy 10+ traditional tapas and 5 drinks (including vermouth, cava, and regional wines) across three family-run stops. It’s a full dinner, Barcelona-style. Come hungry.
Where does the tour take place?

Around Bareclona´s old town, starting near the cathedral and winding through some of its most characterful streets. The stops sit close together, and the walk between them is short.
Do you accommodate dietary restrictions?

Yes — just let us know when you book. Vegetarian, gluten-free (not celiac), dairy-free, and pescatarian options can usually be accommodated. The tour is not recommended for vegans or those with celiac disease.
What's included in the price?

A private 2.5-hour tour with an expert family guide, all food and drink tastings (churros, hot chocolate, Iberian ham, cured meats, olive oil, coffee, and drinks for parents), and all activities.
What time does this tour start and end?

The tour begins at 6:00 PM and runs approximately 3 to 3.5 hours. You'll finish in time to enjoy the rest of your evening in one of Barcelona's liveliest neighborhoods.
Is there a lot of walking on this tour?

There's some walking between stops, but the four stops are close together and most of the evening is spent seated at the table. The old town's streets are flat but cobbled in places, so wear shoes you can walk in comfortably.
Can guests with mobility needs join this tour?

Yes, with a little planning. The stops are close together and each one involves sitting rather than standing for long stretches, though some venues have a step or two at the entrance. Let us know your needs when you book, and we'll tell you exactly what to expect at each stop.