Life is a great adventure, go and live it!
Life is a great adventure, go and live it!
Welcome to our ‘Destinations’ category, your virtual passport to a series of travel tips and captivating tales on FunFoodTravelling.com. We strive for utmost personalization, sharing only travel experiences we’ve genuinely lived. The advice we offer for each destination we’ve visited encapsulates our personal encounters in every country explored.
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We love Burgers!
If you follow our Blog, you know that we were living more than 11 years in this city and during this time we discovered and tasted many different places with great burgers in Barcelona.
It was hard to make a selection, but we made the list of 5 Best Burgers in Barcelona!
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Again, these are our favorites so I am sure you might have your own favorite. Feel free to comment below your favorite burgers in Barcelona so we can visit the places next time we come to Barcelona.
Our Favorite Burgers in Barcelona See Below
Chivuo’s is a cozy, hipster-style burger joint in Barcelona which is popular not only for delicious burgers but also for craft beers. In Chivuo’s you can find high-quality ingredients with creative toppings such as goat cheese, caramelized onions, and sweet chili mayo. The highlight would also be the pull pork burger when the pork is cooked for 16 hours. They also have something for vegans, the vegan classic cheeseburger.
And don’t forget their selection of craft beers from around the world which is a perfect complement to the burgers.
Overall, Chivuo’s is a must-visit for any foodie looking for a delicious, unique burger experience in Barcelona.
There are 3 different places in Barcelona and 1 in Madrid, beaside we recommend the one in Raval.
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Our Tips: CHIVUO’s burger with potato wedges and Philly Cheesesteak
Bacoa is a popular burger restaurant chain in Barcelona, known for its high-quality, locally sourced, and organic ingredients.
We love their burgers since they keep the quality over the years and you can get all kinds of toppings such as avocado, chutney, and black truffle mayo.
And if you are vegetarian or vegan, you also find your choices like hummus and quinoa bowls.
Bacoa used to have multiple locations across the city before the pandemic hit, currently there are only two left, and one in another villagenear Tarragona. Still this burger place should be on your list for burger lovers in Barcelona.
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Our Tip: Japanese burger with teriyaki sauce and rustic potatoes
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Santa Burg in Barcelona offers a wide range of burgers made with high-quality, locally sourced ingredients.
On their menu you can find creative combinations of flavors such as dry aged burger meat with a slice of foie gras and caramelized apple. And if you are worried about vegetarian options, yes you can find them here as well.
Overall, Santa Burg is a top pick for foodies looking for a delicious burger experience in Barcelona.
Currently you will find only one Santa Burg location, and it is in the Sants neighborhood on 51 Vallespir street, Barcelona.
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Our tip: Santa Royal burger with artisanal beer
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Pim Pam Burger is probably one of the oldest burger joints in Barcelona since they have been serving burgers since 2005.
We love their burgers with large varieties of toppings and we would especially highlight their french fries, which are just delicious.
We always come for the burgers or fries, however we are sure that there is a vegetarian option as well. You can also try the crispy fries with homemade sauces, just perfect.
Overall, Pim Pam Burger is a top pick for any foodie looking for a tasty burger experience in Barcelona.
There is only one and inimitable establishment on Carrer de Sabaretet in the Born Barcelona district
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Our tip: The mixed meat burger, and please don’t forget the crispy and delicious french fries
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La Central Hamburgueseria is a burger restaurant located on Via Laietana in Barcelona.
Their menu features a range of chargrilled burgers accompanied by brioche buns which are made fresh every day. There are also more options including smash burgers and vegan burgers.
Overall, Central Burgers is a great choice for any foodie looking for a delicious burger experience in the heart of Barcelona.
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La Central is a great place in the city center of Barcelona. Due to its location and great burgers, it’s always busy so it might be better not to go during peak hours.
Our tip: La Central burger
Here ends our personal list for the 5 Best Burgers in Barcelona.
There are many other places for burgers in Barcelona so don’t hesitate to contact us by leaving a comment or sending us an email with your preferred place. We will be happy to try it and let you know!
Thank you for coming this far, we hope to see you soon on this blog and on our social networks, a hug from your friends, travelers and food lovers from Fun Food Travelling.
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As everyone knows, Amsterdam is a city of bikes. I actually read somewhere that there are more bikes than habitats and every year many bikes end up in the canals:)
Well, of course, the first thing to do was to find a bike. I joined many Facebook groups to find a second-hand bike. The decision to get second-hand bike was made based on recommendations from colleagues who told me that the bikes are stolen all the time, so the worst bike better. It might not be stolen so fast.
Anyway, I searched for bikes with handbrakes as I was not so sure about the pedal brake. In the end, I bought a pedal brake bike in the second-hand market. I made a good deal 80 EUR including two locks.
Of course, you can always go to a bike shop in Amsterdam and buy a new bike. There are plenty of bike shops and you will be able to find the best bike based on your needs.
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Bike Experience in AmsterdamI was so excited to use it the next day to get to work. When I took my bike in the morning, of course, my tire got flat so after one day from purchase, I already had to go to the bike shop and pay to get the whole new tire for 40 EUR.
Let’s say that I did not check the bike properly when buying at the market as the tire was quite old.
Well, the first lesson learned.
For some days, my bike was working fine but one day I wanted to use the bike to go to the park, but I could not open my lock. Weird enough, I realised that someone was actually trying to open it without a key!
Of course, I could not open it with the key either because someone destroys the lock. OK, the second visit to the bike shop within one month. The guy told me that I can bring the bike to the shop so he can open the lock for me.
Obviously, my bike was connected to the bike rail so no possibility to move it anywhere. Then he said that if he has to come to my bike, it will be 40 EUR (it was like 20 meters from the shop). The last thing he suggested when he saw my face was to go to the shop and get something to open lock myself.
Great!
I did not have much choice so I got tools in the shop and ask my partner to help me to open it. In the end, he managed and I had to invest another 50 EUR in a new lock.
Overall, within a month I already spend more money in the repair shop than buying a new bike!
I guess this is part of Amsterdam life experience:)?
How was your experience with bikes in Amsterdam?
Feel free to share all your thoughts and ideas!
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