Sants Restaurants

With panoramic views, infamous street festivals, and a distinct community vibe, Sants is one of the largest and most well-connected neighborhoods in Barcelona. While only ten minutes away from Barcelona’s city center via Estació de Sants, you typically won’t find many tourists in this residential area. Instead, locals take in the peace and quiet while frequenting the many shops and cafes along Creu Coberta, Carrer Galileu, and Carrer de Tenor Masini. Because tourists are few and far-between, the cuisine here is mostly Catalan, with a few Italian and Mexican exceptions. So be sure to fill up on your fair share of fideuà, raciones, suquet de peix, and esqueixadas if you want to eat like a local in Sants.