Once considered a no-go area in Barcelona, El Raval is now one of the city’s must-visit neighborhoods.<\/h3>\n

The city has overcome its seedy past and transformed itself into one of Barcelona’s most happening neighborhoods<\/a>. Home to an eclectic blend of locals and international transplants, it prides itself on being one of Barcelona’s most diverse and multicultural neighborhoods<\/a>. Here, century-old bodegas stand alongside modern hipster cafes and gastrobars. Ethnic street food is as easy to find as traditional Catalan cuisine. Sound good? Here’s our guide to the best self-guided food tour in El Raval. It’s the most delicious way to explore one of Barcelona’s hippest neighborhoods!<\/p>\n

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Bar Fidel<\/h2>\n

Firstly, start off your food tour in El Raval with one of the best sandwich shops in the neighborhood! We know what you’re thinking: “Can’t I get a sandwich anywhere?” While that may be true, you haven’t tried anything like the gourmet goodies at Bar Fidel<\/a>. They masterfully combine seasonal local ingredients into spectacular and delicious creations.<\/p>\n

Order this<\/strong>: The\u00a0menorqu\u00ed\u00a0<\/em>sandwich\u2014spicy\u00a0sobrasada\u00a0<\/em>(think spreadable chorizo) and melted-to-perfection manchego cheese, all on homemade bread!<\/p>\n

Address<\/strong><\/em>:\u00a0Carrer de Ferlandina, 24<\/em><\/p>\n