Spain > Barcelona > Restaurants > Organic

According to CavaTravel:

An aptly named organic eatery with international cuisine, buffet, take-out. Recommended for vegetarians and vegans looking for a break from the heavier, meatier local fare.

Reviews are generally very favorable. The place creates faithful fans. It is reputed to be kid-friendly for traveling families, and one can eat for between 10 and 15 euro. Strolling the old streets nearby is one of the treats of Barcelona's Old City, where Organic is located.

Reader's Review:

"Just a corner away from la Rambla, between C/ Hospital and Sant Pau, this is a way to give yourself a break from the excitement of Barcelona.

This island of peace is a gathering point for all people who wish to relax and eat the most delicious food (and lot's of it). All is freshly made and organic. If you go there, try their home-made mix of tea, it is simply out of this world."

- by Valerie Wattelle

The Neighborhood:

Some will say it's the stroll that best presents the Barri Gòtic, and so the Ribera and Born neighborhoods, to the visitor. Walk along cozy passageways, traced by centuries of footsteps and daily happenings, stop for tapas, una copa, un café or a North African dish, at one of the terrazas that burst into the street. Some will go there for champagne, for long afternoon talks, or to get a glimpse of the past.

El Born and the Barri Gòtic encapsulate what was once the thriving city itself, the enclosed, crowded marketplace, bustling with Mediterranean wares and inland foodstuffs, wary of outsiders but cosmopolitan even in feudal times, to the extent that is was useful, of course. While various barrios seem to overlap in this district, there is a wealth of textured and unexpected scenery to experience, ranging from the ancient to the medieval, even to the modernist flare of Picasso, right at the heart of it all, on the Carrer Montcada.

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