The Best Steakhouses Near Capet, by the Record

The bread arrives first, grilled in a pan over coals and served with smoked butter, and the chefs at this wood-fire steakhouse are the first to admit nobody forgets it. Open flames handle everything from Friesian chuletón to whole fish to seasonal vegetables, and the dry-aged beef programme takes provenance seriously enough to include rare Gascón pigs from France. The room is dim, warm, and close to the kitchen, which is the point.

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A wood-fired steakhouse on a pretty Eixample pedestrian street, Carnal brings a Uruguayan sensibility to the Spanish parrilla format. Dry-aged beef from Spain, South America, and Japan goes over oak embers, and the room, all dark tones and warm light around an open kitchen, matches the menu's intensity. The chef's background spans Montevideo and the Basque Country, which lands him somewhere between campfire and precision.

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Dani García's name is on the door, and the room inside the Grand Hyatt Barcelona leans hard into the glamorous urban steakhouse brief: low light, premium cuts aged to specification, and a menu that slides between Japanese-inflected skewers and Catalan croquettes without apology. Grilled Málaga avocado turns up among the vegetables, a DJ turns up some evenings, and a personalized knife is yours to take home if the mood strikes.

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