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Showing posts with label restaurants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label restaurants. Show all posts

Saturday, September 17, 2011

Milk Cafe with Vegetarian Menu in Granollers!


At number 4 Girona street there's a new cafe opened up with many vegetarian options. It's in the same place the unlucky Grinsen used to be. The waiters are friendly and fast and tonight we're watching Barça beat Osasuna on the big screen. Good luck Milk Cafe!

Thursday, September 1, 2011

View from Pops, Lloret de Mar


We've eaten ourselves stupid. Topped up with Sangria and ready for coffees. Looking out over the sea watching the people promenade. Happy Summer afternoon.

Monday, April 18, 2011

The Last Calçotada of the Season


I think this will be our last one. Jett's a total pro these days and unabashedly showed our visitors how it was done. The restaurant even gave us shots on the house. Afterwards we walked by our river and visited Palou Church! It was actually very pleasant. Beautiful day and very green.

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Ashtrays in the Restaurant!


Of course it hasn't been long since Spain changed its laws, but it's still a suprise to see people still smoking here in Andorra. It's 31 degrees.

Friday, April 8, 2011

Dining Alone


I love it. It's quiet. I can taste the food. I don't have to rush. Today I'm eating farm bread with tomato, asparagus and brie melted on top. With a glass of house wine.

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Baalek Lebanese Restaurant- yum!


Today I came to eat at this restaurant. Above is the number to call to ask any questions. It has many vegetarian options and it always tastes fresh and delicious.

Kate wrote about the Baalek too, and has some great pictures of the food if you're interested.

Monday, June 1, 2009

La Claraboia, La Garriga


We went to a charming little restaurant called ‘La Claraboia’ in a village ten minutes from Granollers, La Garriga. (Claraboia translates as ‘skylight’ by the way, thanks for pointing that out Joan!)

While we were sipping house wine (better than a $20 bottle back home in Aus), our ears were accosted by the charming voice of a pretty girl accompanied by a solo guitarist. L’Aleix i la Carol. Atmospheric and intimate, and well worth dropping in for.

And such a surprise for such a little town. (Pay no attention to the little boy reading the comic in the photo. Everyone one knows children are not to be trusted in matters of style and taste.)

Thanks to La Garriga.

Oh, did I mention the food was nothing to sneeze at either!