Vegetarian restaurants in Barcelona
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Organic
As you wander into this sprawling vegetarian spot, to the left is the open kitchen, where you choose from a limited range of options that change from day to day. Servings are generous and imaginative. The salad buffet is copious and desserts are good. The set lunch costs €9.50 plus drinks.
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L'Atzavara
A limited and varying menú del día (daily set menu; €9.90) is offered in this proper little place, and while servings are hardly gargantuan, the grub is tasty. The menu changes regularly but you might encounter a scrumptious paella d'arròs integral amb verdures (whole-rice vegetable paella) or an oven-baked pastís camperol (vegetable pie).
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Biocenter
Head past the coffee bar and the dining area, with its warm exposed brickwork and dark wooden tables, to the kitchen at the back to order your menú del día (€9.75 plus drink). A huge plat combinat (single dish with several portions) costs €7.95. Top up with as much salad as you can handle. This is one of several options on what has become a bit of a vegetarian street.
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Himali
Spacious and simple, with gruff service and paper place mats, this is a great spot for Nepalese chow and vegetarian dishes. A vegetarian set dinner menu costs €14.95; the carnivores’ version, €16.95. Carnivores can also opt for mixed grills with rice and naan, or kukhurako fila (roast chicken in walnut sauce). Mains come in at €8 to €10.
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Sesamo
For 'food without beasts', this relaxed corner eatery attracts all sorts. Drop by for juices and pastries at breakfast, a three-course set lunch (around €7) or dinner. Wafting electronica is almost soothing and nice touches include the home-baked bread and cakes.
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Amaltea
The weekday set lunch (€10.50) offers a series of dishes that change frequently with the seasons. At night, the set two-course dinner (€15) offers good value. The homemade desserts are tempting.
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