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There’s a new vegan spot in Poblenou: Lombarda! 🌱 Such a cozy little place with fun wines. We tried the focaccia with pesto and stracciatella, okonomiyaki, pumpkin, and aubergine—everything was so good. It’s open all day, so perfec
Looking for a special lunch spot? Bodega Masos Guadalest is a must. We had a 7-course lunch paired with their wines, and every dish was a surprise in the best way. The setting? Beautiful mountain views and olive trees everywhere. You can also do wine
If you're going to Rome, Marzapane should definitely be on your list. 🍴 They serve breakfast, lunch, and brunch, and trust us, you’ll want to try everything — like the pumpkin toast with goat cheese (so good!). Little tip: save room for
Bar But. We recently stopped by Bar But for some olives and an orange wine at the bar — such a cozy neighborhood spot! Their focus on "low temperature" cooking sounds amazing, so we’re definitely going back to try the food soon
It’s been a while since our last restaurant round-up, so here’s part 2! @bandinisbarcelona – Small and cozy with great natural wines. @margarit.bcn – Cute, homey vibes with amazing fried pita. @restaurantgresca – Good v
Lanzarote. Lucky for us, we’ve visited a few times already (thanks to our friends who built their dream home here—miss you @geoginer @zoebarcelo). There’s so much to do, but here are a few tips to get you started: 1. Visit Tequis
Malparit. Visited Malparit, the newest spot by Grupo No Hay Mañana. Cozy interior, super friendly staff, and a menu full of Mediterranean shared plates made with fresh ingredients. We tried the pulpo, scallops, and miso berenjena—so goo
Domo Piazza San Pantaleo, Sorso, Sardinia, Italy Just back from our trip to Sardinia, and Domo Piazza San Pantaleo in Sorso was definitely one of the highlights. This 1920s Art Nouveau house has so much character—from the limestone cellar perf
Shoronpo. If you’re craving ramen, Shoronpo is the spot. Cozy, intimate, and with an open kitchen where you can see the chefs working their magic. We tried the gyoza and miso ramen, and trust us, it didn’t disappoint! 🍜 Heads up—t