Honest Greens (Rambla Catalunya)
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About
Honest Greens has taken Barcelona by storm with its 'real food' philosophy, offering healthy, seasonal, and unprocessed meals in a stunningly designed, plant-filled space. The concept is fast-casual but high-quality. The sensory experience is a vibrant mix of colorful salads, wood-fired proteins, and artisan sourdough bread. Expert recommendation: the 'Market Plate' where you choose a protein (like charred tuna or ginger-honey chicken) and a side is the best way to sample their menu. Pro tip: the line can look long at peak times, but it moves very efficiently. It is also an excellent place for remote workers as they have plenty of seating and great coffee.
Highlights
- Farm-to-table healthy bowls
- Seasonal local ingredients
- Open kitchen concept
- Modern sustainable dining
Amenities
Nearby Attractions
Plaça de Catalunya
Plaça de Catalunya is the beating heart of Barcelona, the central junction where the old city (Gothic Quarter/Raval) meets the 19th-century Eixample. This massive square is famous for its fountains, sculptures, and thousands of pigeons. It is the city’s primary transportation hub and a constant whirlwind of activity. Expert recommendation: go to the top floor of the El Corte Inglés department store on the plaza for a free, elevated view of the square from their cafe. Pro tip: this is the starting point for the Aerobús (airport shuttle) and the City Sightseeing buses. Be extra careful with your bags here, as the high foot traffic makes it a hotspot for distraction-based pickpocketing.
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Ciudad Condal
Located just off Plaça de Catalunya, Ciudad Condal is a sister restaurant to Cervecería Catalana and shares its reputation for high-quality, high-volume tapas. The atmosphere is upscale yet frenetic, with a beautiful wooden bar and an extensive outdoor terrace on the leafy Rambla de Catalunya. The sight of the daily specials listed on chalkboards adds to the authentic gastropub feel. Expert recommendation: the 'Solomillo con Foie' (beef tenderloin with foie gras) is a legendary bite here. Pro tip: if the wait for a table is too long, try to hover near the bar; seating there is first-come, first-served and usually moves faster than the dining room tables.
CCCB (Contemporary Culture Centre)
Located right next to the MACBA, the CCCB is a multidisciplinary arts center that explores urban culture and contemporary society. It is housed in a former almshouse where a modern glass wing has been seamlessly integrated, reflecting the city's skyline in its facade. The center hosts film festivals, debates, and massive thematic exhibitions like 'World Press Photo.' Expert recommendation: head to the top floor of the glass building (the Mirador) for an incredible hidden view of the Raval rooftops and the sea. Pro tip: the CCCB is less about 'permanent collections' and more about events; always check their website for current workshops or pop-up festivals before visiting.
Flax & Kale
Flax & Kale is a pioneer in the 'flexitarian' movement in Barcelona, offering a menu that is 80% plant-based and 20% sustainable oily fish. The flagship location is a beautiful, multi-story space with high ceilings and a rooftop herb garden. The sensory experience is bright, healthy, and innovative, featuring a cold-pressed juice bar and a variety of 'superfood' dishes. Expert recommendation: the 'Watermelon Steak' and the 'Tuna Poké' are inventive and delicious. Pro tip: their weekend brunch is extremely popular and offers some of the most creative healthy breakfast options in the city. Be sure to check out their rooftop terrace for a hidden green oasis in the middle of the Raval.
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