The Best Seafood Near Hostal Colomí, by the Record
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Rank 1. Rincón de Diego
Mediterranean Seafood
A father-and-son kitchen in Cambrils, where the elder chef spent years quietly becoming one of the people most responsible for putting the local seafood tradition back on the map. The result is a Michelin-starred dining room spread across two contemporary floors, with an à la carte that leans hard into the fish and shellfish the port town is known for, alongside rice dishes that make a convincing case for staying for another round.
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Rank 2. Can Bosch
Traditional Seafood
Fish pulled from the Cambrils market in the morning and rice grown in the Ebro Delta set the rhythm at this Michelin-starred family restaurant near the harbour. Chef Arnau Bosch keeps the kitchen rooted in coastal tradition without letting it calcify, which in practice means seafood handled with restraint and rice dishes that don't need explaining. It's the kind of place where the cooking has a point of view, and that view faces the sea.
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Rank 3. Miramar
Seafood
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Rank 4. Fishølogy
Mediterranean Seafood
The name contains a Danish zero and a Greek suffix, which tells you something about how seriously this Michelin-starred seafood restaurant takes its own concept. The kitchen cures, smokes, and matures fish and shellfish into what they call "charcuterie of the sea," then serves it in dishes built from Spanish ingredients with Italian and Asian detours. Tasting menus are named after ocean depths, because of course they are.
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Rank 5. Batea
Seafood, Farm to table
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Rank 6. Amar Barcelona
Contemporary, Catalan
The chandeliers in the Palace hotel have been watching over formal dinners since before your grandparents were born, and Amar leans into every inch of that history. Rafa Zafra, who made his name at El Bulli before becoming Barcelona's seafood obsessive at Estimar, shifts registers here into full-dress fine dining: ornate plating, caviar runs deep on the menu, and a section of dishes pays explicit tribute to the old Ritz kitchen.
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Rank 7. Martínez
Seafood
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Rank 8. RíasKru
Seafood
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Rank 9. Carballeira
Galician Seafood
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Rank 10. Estimar
Seafood
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Rank 11. El Camarote de Tomás
Catalan Seafood
The day's catch arrives on heaps of bar ice before you've even sat down, which tells you everything about where this marisqueria's priorities lie. Just off Plaça d'Espanya, El Camarote de Tomás is a traditional Catalan seafood restaurant, intimate and unfussy, where wild-caught fish comes roasted whole and the esqueixada de bacallà alone is reason enough to show up. An old-school institution with no apparent interest in modernizing, and no reason to start.
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Rank 12. Taberna Nardi
Seafood
A wave-like mirrored ceiling does most of the decorating at this self-described "irreverent seafood tavern" in Ciutat Vella, where the day's catch sits on ice at an open bar and a robata grill does the heavy lifting. The menu runs from cured horse mackerel to braised tuna cheek, and the oyster-infused dry martini has developed its own small reputation. A handful of tables keeps it intimate, which is a polite way of saying book ahead.
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Rank 13. La Plata
Seafood
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Rank 14. Casa Maians
Catalan Seafood