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A drawing of the Gothic Quarter rooftops: tiles, flat roofs hung with washing, chimneys, aerials and the stone bell tower of a church.

Eating in Barcelona: guides from a Gothic Quarter restaurant

We write from Carrer de Santa Anna, in the Gothic Quarter, thirty metres from La Rambla. The same family has cooked here since 1929.

An illustration of a castanyera roasting chestnuts on a Barcelona street, with children in Halloween costumes and a jack o'lantern beside her stall. La Castanyada in Barcelona: the night of chestnuts, panellets and the castanyeres The front of Santa Anna at night, on Carrer de Santa Anna in the Gothic Quarter. Christmas Eve in Barcelona: the night the city closes its kitchens A long table set for a group in the dining room at Santa Anna, in the Gothic Quarter. Company dinner in Barcelona: 6 places in the centre, and what to ask before you book A seafood paella in the middle of the table, two people helping themselves, one squeezing half a lemon over it. The best paella in Barcelona: 7 places, and how to judge them yourself A close-up of a seafood paella, an open mussel, langoustine and prawn over saffron rice. What paella actually costs in Barcelona