Vermuteria

Meeting friends for a meal, with an hour to kill before your restaurant opens? Or linking up with them for an hour after work? Here in Barcelona, you may well head for a vermuteria. There’s vermouth of course, served simply with ice and lemon or in exotic combinations. You can have wine or beer instead if you choose. Order a dish of olives or a simple tapa. But best of all, enjoy the friendly atmosphere, and relish a cosy convivial moment in a place that may well have been around for over fifty years. And will still be here in fifty more.

Author: margaret21

I'm retired and live in North Yorkshire, where I walk , write, volunteer and travel as often as I can.

18 thoughts on “Vermuteria”

  1. I like the second part of your sentence / about waiting for an hour just for the opening of your restaurant….. This is SO English! Made me laugh out loud…. love you Margaret

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      1. Of course!!! MY approach would have been ‘We went for a long and savoury drinkies’ hour’ before moving over to the restaurant 😉 😉 I didn’t mean to be mean, it just made me laugh because that was one of the major differences of living in UK vs living in F —-> you have your food FAR earlier in UK than in F/P/S

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      2. Oh, English meal times are dreadful, though getting better. Evening activities generally start at 7.30, so how are you meant to cram in a meal before that? More vermuterias might help…..

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