Top Best American Restaurants in Barcelona

"Hard Rock brings inspired, creative fare, rock music and plenty of the trademark rock 'n' roll memora ...Read More... Tagsburgers, eixample area, plaza catalunya, american"

"Some see it as an award for a city, to have a Hard Rock Cafe. The cafe in Barcelona is located at the Plaça Catalunya."

"Carrer de Francesc Guma 21, 08870 Sitges SpainBarbecue, American, BarLunch, Dinner, Late NightWheelchair Accessible, Takeout, Seating, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+34 938 11 06 24http://www.bigals.cat/"

"They are big (and in the case of the widow maker burger, HUGE) and tasty and there’s a wide and well-curated selection of regional craft beer to wash them down with. Famously offers both types of wine, red and white. 😂 There are a couple of vegetarian options, and the halloumi burger is seriously good."

"Newish on the Sitges scene, Big Al's has big, juicy American burgers, curly fries and craft beer. The burgers are so big they are served in multiple patties."

"C. Sant Gaudenci 9, 08870 Sitges SpainMexican, AmericanLunch, Dinner, DrinksTakeout, Seating, Television, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Reservations, Wheelchair Accessible, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+34 938 94 30 46http://www.soca.es/es/index.html"

"SoCa introduces healthy Southern California cooking to Sitges, mixing in some Mexican flavors. Specialties include tacos, nachos, salads, BBQ spare ribs, Monterrey..."

"It’s a slow food style restaurant with a great selection of craft beers that pair SO well with their amazing sandwiches. They offer everything from philly cheese steak sandwiches to tuna melts and, my favourite, pulled pork sandwiches. Try it, you won’t regret it."

"Doble Zer00 serves high quality sushi and exotic tapas and is a recommended choice if you are hungry for good Asian food in Barcelona. Located in Born area of BarcelonaRead More... Tagsjapanese, born area"

"Barcelona has a lot of well-known museums, with a lot of well-known names, in a lot of well-known parts of town. Nau Bostik is absolutely none of those—which is exactly why we love it. Take the metro to La Sagrera, walk 10 minutes through a residential district that makes you wonder if you've gotten lost, and look for a bold-colored striped mural on the side of a factory."

"Just 5 minutes walk from the Hotel Arc, in the heart of Las Ramblas, you will find the Escribà pastry shop, perhaps the most famous in Barcelona and a national reference. In its beautiful modernist restaurant (which is worth a visit by itself) you can enjoy many varieties of chocolate, as well as dreamlike cakes such as a Sacher cake with a dispenser of caramel drops, a cake of cheese and lemon in the shape of a small dome or a crunchy cake of white chocolate."

"Escribà is perhaps one of the examples of an innovative pastry concept in Barcelona. Its beautiful modernist space invites you to peruse its pastries and cakes – and seeing its product is a delight for the senses. Multiple creations are on offer, such as fairytale cakes, Sacher cakes with edible caramel drop dispensers, or curious cheese and lemon cakes in the shape of a small domes."

"Despite its touristy location, Escribà is nonetheless one of the best pastry shops in Barcelona. Housed in a beautiful art nouveau building on Las Ramblas, be sure to take note of lovely details like the mosaic façade and stained glass windows. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a freshly baked croissant and a cup of coffee first thing in the morning."

"It sits inside what was once the Convent de Sant Agustí, a building it shares with the Chocolate Museum and a wonderful light sculpture by James Turrell, among other things. Expect a lively café that serves sandwiches, quiche and cakes, hosts all kind of performances, from puppets to bluegrass, and exhibits the work of local artists. Best of all, it has tables outside next to the graceful arches of the former cloisters, where there's plenty of space for little ones to run around."

"€€ | Area: Born|Carrer del Comerç 36| Metro: Jaume 1 (L4) |Website. This Born bar is a beautiful stone walled spot where you can have breakfast or drink a coffee overlooking the courtyard of an old convent. Grab a draft beer or some Argentinian empanadas here, making it a great place to mix it up from the typical kid-friendly restaurants."