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  1. Gresca

    Seasonal Catalan

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    Offal appears on the menu here with the same casual confidence as roasted chicken, which tells you everything about the chef's priorities. Gresca is a modern Catalan restaurant where the cooking is seasonal and nose-to-tail, the service is relaxed, and the portions are sized for actual hunger. The menu shifts constantly, so regulars tend to trust whatever's in front of them. A favorite among Barcelona's working chefs, which is its own kind of recommendation.

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    • Roasted chicken with fines herbes

      “such as the roasted chicken with fines herbes, the calf’s brain with butter and lemon, the pan-roasted sweetbreads, and the grilled quail.”

      Eater
    • Pan-roasted sweetbreads

      “such as the roasted chicken with fines herbes, the calf’s brain with butter and lemon, the pan-roasted sweetbreads, and the grilled quail.”

      Eater
    • Grilled quail

      “such as the roasted chicken with fines herbes, the calf’s brain with butter and lemon, the pan-roasted sweetbreads, and the grilled quail.”

      Eater

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