Inopia
Good for: a bit of fun, surprises, Delicious food
Not good for: surprises, long queues
- Address
- Carrer de Tamarit 104
- Transport
- Price
- meals €25-30
- Hours
- lunch & dinner Tue-Fri, lunch Sat
Lonely Planet review for Inopia
Albert Adrià, brother of star chef Ferran, has his hands full with this constantly busy gourmet-tapas temple. Select a pintxo de cuixa de pollastre a l’ast (chunk of rotisserie chicken thigh) or the lightly fried, tempura-style vegetables. Wash down with house red or Moritz beer.
Traveller reviews for Inopia (1)
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Lolita Tapería f/k/a Inopia
hayleyh recommends this,
The food had tongue-in-cheek attitude and I was shocked when presented with a pinky-sized pigs cheek, truffle and mozzarella baguette. Out came the miniature burgers which were shortly swallowed whole. The wonderful thing about food from a dolls house is that you can try many different things and there's no debate over what to have, you just order everything.
The chicken goujons, a typically plain dish were coated in crisp bread crumbs arranged in architectural geometry, with a yellow pond of creamy spanish mustard to dip. A roulade of cooked cheese draped in truffle honey rendered our brains useless, filling them with fuzzy delight over the next five minutes. A friend ordered "vintage ice cream" for desert but a Dracula cartoon lolly from the 80s was delivered. Ok, the written menu needed a bit of work as we were never quite sure what would arrive and the food was a little more kooky than gourmet, but the taste was somehow magnified in every miniature mouthful and I don't think any of us had ever eaten food that was quite so much fun. This is a hot spot so if you do go, book in advance or brave the queue.
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Good for: a bit of fun, surprises, Delicious food
Not good for: surprises, long queues








