Bed and Breakfast Barcelona & Valencia
Ada Parellada’s cooking is always fun, fresh and original. It’s worth a visit to see how she has reinterpreted classic French and Catalan cuisine, with some delicious game dishes.
If there was a café in the animated part of ‘Mary Poppins’ – you know, when they jump into the chalk drawing on the pavement – it would look like Pudding. Opened by a Frenchwoman based in Barcelona, Pudding was designed for spending the afternoon with the kids.
This Scandi-inspired café serves all kinds of food for breakfast (including different scrambled egg dishes), and afternoon snacks such as home-made cakes and tempting sandwiches.
La Nena is wonderfully cosy and especially great for waffles, crêpes, hot chocolate, fresh juices and ice cream. Savoury delights include sandwiches and toasted bread with various toppings.