Barcelona: Bodega 1900

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Bodega 1900

When Koen and I travel, choosing where to eat is very important to us. So of course we first wanted to eat at Tickets, but soon realized the impossibility of a reservation. We settled for the next best thing – lunch at Bodega 1900, one of the concept restaurants by Albert and Ferran Adrià (of El Bulli fame).

 

To quote Bodega 1900’s website:

Bodegas, a tradition of culture and heritage in our neighbourhoods. In recent years they have re-emerged from apparent decline to recover and reinvigorate the healthy habit of “anar a fer el Vermut” (meeting for a drink and small tapas), a sign of identity in Catalan and Spanish culture.

The gastronomic offer is Albert Adria’s vision of the world of vermouth and a nod to traditional vermuterias in order to maintain their essence.

We reviewed the past and we prepare traditional recipes seen from today’s perspective.

 

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The house vermouth

 

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Roasted chickpeas

 

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The famous liquid olives

 

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Fresh anchovies

 

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Monkfish liver with toast

 

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Razor clams

 

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Tuna belly with Catalan sauce

 

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Mackerel with cured and sliced roe

 

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Clams

 

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Langoustine

 

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Fried sonso fish with salt and lemon zest

 

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3 week cured Rubia Gallega beef

 

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Pig ears and bean stew

 

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Cherries sprayed with a sweet anise mist and topped with lemon zest

 

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Warm chocolate souffle with ice cream

 

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