Because they are good and tasty, and it’s fun.
Slugs and flowers? Why not? Protein and fibre like you’ve never tasted before.
Flor de carbassó amb mozarella (Zuchinni or Courgette flower with mozarella) as served at Paco Meralgo.
Choice:
An extensive à la carte menu and chalked up daily specials are available both lunchtime and evening, and you can order half-sized portions.
Espardenyes as served at Paco Meralgo.
If curious about espardenyes see this post
Quality:
Ingredients, preparation and presentation are all reliably excellent.
Taste:
Because it’s a busy, bustly spot, with a quick turnover, everything tastes very fresh.
Patates bravissimes as served at Paco Meralgo.
Service:
Given how busy the place gets the service is very good. If not too busy the servers will enjoin in a bit of banter, but often the jokes fall flat … as with the offensive reference to ‘Obama’ croquettes.
Ambience:
Modern, fresh, clean, well-lit interior with tall, cushioned stools and manageable noise levels.
Fricandó as served at Paco Meralgo, Barcelona, by Bill Sinclair
Value:
Expect to pay north of 25€ per person, plus drink, for 4 or 5 plates.
Location:
Corner of Carrer Muntaner and Carrer Còrsega. A five-minute stroll from Hospital Clìnic or a seven-minute stroll from Provença/Diagonal metro station or a ten-minute stroll from Cinco d’Oro (junction of Passeig de Gràcia/Av. Diagonal)
Dessert sponge cake as served at Paco Meralgo.
Open every day of the week, all year round, except Christmas Day.
LINKS:
Here’s my Spotted by Locals write-up with a map and all the info on opening hours. Or, read about and download the Spotted by Locals app HERE.
Carrer de Muntaner, 171 — on the Llobregat/Muntanya corner of Muntaner and Còrsega.
Phone: 93 430 9027
Paco Meralgo’s website: HERE
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