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Els Pescadors is one of the best fish restaurants in Barcelona. Aptly located very near the sea in Plaza Prim which is a lovely little square with lots of trees. There are few dishes without fish in them, but if you are a fish lover you will be in heaven. The menu costs about 35 euros a head.

Escriba is a chain of three restaurants in Barcelona but the best one is in the best location right on the sea. Amazing paellas, rice dishes, tapas and an excellent wine list. If it's warm enough always try and get a table outside, but be sure to book as the place is always packed especially in high season. The general price a head is 35 euros.

El Quim de la Boquería is a stall in the famous market La Boquería, run by mother, father and son of the same family. They serve traditional Catalán dishes on the cramped bar. If you are lucky enough to find see a free place as you are walking passed then snap it up. If there is no room, try Pintxo just next door in the market for more great tapas and food. Tapas prices, so from as little as 3 euros, El Quim is a great place for lunch.

Cuines Santa-Caterina is located in the Santa Caterina Market just off via Laietana. The market has been restored by the big names of architecture Miralles and Tagliabue and in this restaurant you can eat four different types of food. Asian, Mediterranean, Italian and Vegetarian food is on offer all for a good price of about 20 euros a head.

Vinya Roel is one of the best places to eat traditional Catalán food in Barcelona. Situated not far from Avenida Diagonal, it is in a great location and it also places huge empahsis on wine, and with a wide range of them, you have evrything to make your meal complete. Prices range from 40-75 euros per head.

Moo is located underneath the Omm hotel and offers an amazingly modern take on traditional Mediterranean food. Starters range from 14€ to 21€ and mains from 16€ to 20€. There is a tasting menu for 81€ and 118€ with wine.