If you're a fan of tapas and wine, you should try Barullo Taberna Española, located in the Distrito T-Mobile. Wine lovers, this place is for you.
This restaurant opened during the pandemic, in early December, and offers everything from coffee and sandwiches for a light lunch to churrasco and grilled octopus.
Space
Barullo is divided into stations, each specializing in a different dish. You can choose from El Cafecito, la Jamonería, La Barra and La Arrocería. El Cafecito has coffee (of course!) and bocatas, while la Jamonería has cuts of jamón, a wide variety of cheeses and an oven for making cocas, Spanish-style flatbreads.
La Barra
La Barra was designed in an open-kitchen style, so you can watch the barulleros preparing the day's tapas. La Barra is where the tapas and main dishes come from, and it even has stools where you can sit and order directly from one of the bartenders. (Due to COVID, the stools have been removed and seating at the bar is not available at this time.)
La Arrocería
La Arrocería is a station dedicated to paellas and fideuàs (paellas made with noodles instead of rice), and they also serve salads.
El Grifo
And finally, there's El Grifo, a wine wall with more than 20 labels you can taste by the glass. You just buy a card, load it with the amount you want and you can sample any of the labels available on the machine.
Take a piece of Spain home
At the end of your visit, you can stop by the wall of Spanish products and take home a reminder of Barullo. Our favorite is the olive oil.
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