BARCELONA Gay Friendly Restaurants 2018

Eating out in Barcelona is a foodies delight. Barcelona has some of the most innovative and award winning chefs in the world. It is no wonder then that Barcelona is now a showcase for 20 Michelin-starred restaurants.

People tend to eat late in Barcelona. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself alone in a restaurant at 10pm!

This famous gay beachside restaurant and bar is full of hot hungry guys everyday! They also do a mean Mojito

Our guide to dining out in Gay Barcelona

Catalan gastronomy is based on seasonal produce, fresh from the land. Olive oil, aromatic herbs, fruit and fresh fish, meat and vegetables are the essence of “market-fresh cuisine”: a cuisine featuring dishes made using the produce available at the market according to the season. The most recent trend has been to take the ordinary and everyday and turn it into gourmet! Traditional Catalan dishes are infused with new life and ingredients.

Prices are competitive and dining out daily is quite common for both locals and tourists.

Gay owned restaurants in Barcelona offer some great food, reasonable prices, combined with good service and a friendly atmosphere. Its worth noting that the restaurant scene is a little more dispersed than the bar and club scene, so don’t expect to find every restaurant right next to one another. While there are some great restaurants in the gay district, it is worth venturing out to Born and other districts to savour some inspiring menus and delicious wines.

Castro restaurant in Eixample is one of the most well know gay restaurants in Barcelona, offering delicious Mediterranean cuisine with some unique dishes, such as Australian Kangaroo.

For those of you seeking an entertaining meal,check out D-Divine. The show is genuinely funny, and the food is tasty. We recommend you reserve your table if you plan on visiting at the weekend.

Check out our full list of recommended gay and gay friendly restaurants below.

Gay Tapas Tour
Take the gay-friendly tapas tour of Barcelona, where an expert local guide will give you advice in these bars as there will be a big variety of tapas you can choose from (from typical Spanish tapas to more specific ones from the north of Spain, to delicious haute cuisine ones). Book Now!
Lunch Time Treat?
Lunch time in Barcelona takes place between 1pm and 3pm. Check out the Menú del Dia – the menu of the day for great deals on 3 course meals. Menu’s will probably be in Catalan/Spanish. You can have a delicious lunch including wine for less than EUR 14 per person even in the touristy areas.