29. T.G.I Friday's

Hey heeey!

Both of us here posting about FOOD today! 

We absolutely love all types of food and when we went to Madrid, we had to go to T.G.I Friday's, since we don't have it in Barcelona. Mire had gone there before but in London and she told me it was amazing so we gave it a go and it didn't disappoint me at ALL!

For all of you who don't know what it's about, it's basically like an american restaurant, all decorated with baseball stuff, big screens and tables and seats remind of a the typical american diner.

The menu has basically meat, burgers, a bit of mexican food and sandwiches!

It was three of us having dinner and we had different things:

Mire had a chicken sandwhich with lettuce, cheese and mayonnaise

Our friend had a burger with cheese and Jack Daniel's sauce

Caro had a burger with double cheese, bacon and lettuce.

We all had a side of french fries and asked for mustard but our lovely waiter offered us honey mustard sauce instead and it was delicious! In addition, he didn't charge us for that!

Also, the waiter was absolutely charming with us during the night and he even let us a little note on our bill! How cute!

It says: "Thank you so much lovely girls, it was a pleasure!"

We really recommend this restaurant, if you decide to go, you won't regret it!

Thank you all so much for reading and leaving us comments! We appreciate them all :)

See you on our next post!

Loveee xxx

- M & C

23. Surya: Indian Street food restaurant

Hi there!

So a few days ago I had lunch at Surya located in: 

It is a street indian food restaurant and I was very pleased with it as the price was affordable and it wasn't disappointing at all! 

I loved the decoration as there was a typical indian bus and all! 

It was also a pretty cozy place! Even the menus were typed into hindu typography and the cocktails one was in a bottle! How original! 

We shared entrants because obviously none of us could choose what we wanted! We ended up having pakoras, samosas and hummus with naan! It was all handmade and you could really notice, absolutely delicious! I didn't even have time to snap some shots so you can imagine just how good it was! 

My main plate was a Tikka chicken wrap in chilli naan. I have to say it wasn't spicy at all but it was really nice and tasty and the chips were homemade! It certainly reminded me somehow of my beloved (and missed) Nando's! It's always good to have an alternative in your own city!

At this point I was absolutely full but I'd been dreaming about one of their desserts for days so I just had to! I had naan with nutella and banana, what can I say, it was not disappointing in the slightest!

If you like indian food and pretty restaurants you cannot miss visiting this one! (And let me know what you think of it!) 

Are you a fan of indian food? What are your favourite restaurants? 

xxx

-Mire

6. Flax & kale

Hiiiiiiiii everyone! 

Today's post is something a bit different... We'll be talking about our favourite reataurants, cafes and just appts in general, whether it's in Barcelona or other cities we visit, every once in a while.

I'm introducing you today to "flexitarianism". I know everyone knows what "vegetarianism" or "veganism" is but this term is not that known. I came across it a month ago or so, which is funny because I'm actually a flexitarian. Now you're probably wondering "what the he is that" well it's basically being a flexible vegetarian. Flexitarian people, for example, might cook only vegetarian meals at home, but eat just whatever if they go to someone else's house. Or they might be vegetarian but enjoy products from animal procedence from time to time (that's me). Long atory short: a flexitarian is a vegetarian who eats meat occasionally.

The thing is: I walked past this restaurant in one of my favourite streets of Barcelona and its massive windows and minimal decoration caught my eye straight away. So I did some research and found out all about flexitarianism, their menu and that the owners are the same ones as Teresa Carles' (one of the best and most famous veggie restaurants in Barcelona).

Appart from being a restaurant, they also sell cold-pressed juices (which are so on trend in the U.S. but barely starting to be known around here). I tried them first the other day and, oh god, I did have a hard time choosing which one I was gonna have. They're all plant-based, raw and organic, sugar-free, made out of first quality products and have amazing names. Appart from the cold-pressed juices there's also cold-pressed purees and milkshakes (which, by the way, are all dairy free, they only use their plant-based milks they make daily). After awhile I decided on a green cold-pressed juice called "Green love" and it was delicious. 

I drank it as an afternoon snack on a day I got home from work pretty late and I was soooo full! 

After such a positive experience I came back yesterday to have breakfast. I was really excited to try the açai bowl, so I did and I wasn't disappointed at all. It tasted delicious, and it got me super full but feeling good and healthy. I decided to have a dairy-free milkshake as well (its main ingredientes were raw cocoa, cashews, vanilla and coconut milk) and it was just as delicious as it sounds. 

My brother got Benedict eggs which looked amazing. Unfortunately I can't tell how they tasted as I don't like eggs but he aays they were incredible. He also had a coconut chai milkshake (which as its name says had coconut, coconut milk and all of the spices chai tea has). I did try his drink and it was a 10/10. 

After walking (A LOT!! I looooove walking!) arpund the city the whole morning we came back there for lunch. Unlike at breakfast time it was absolutely packed so we had to wait for 10 minutes before getting a table. Totally worth the wait may I say.

I had a red quinoa salad with asparagus and some other veggies for starter. 

My main course consisted on zuchini flowers (which I didn't even know existed let alone they were edible!) filled with veggies.

To drink I had a homemade beer with lemonade (ayyyy gotta love beer!).

For dessert me and my brother got a chocolate chia pudding with strawberries and blueberries.

It was all absolutely delicious! You know when you have breakfast and lunch you usually go home feeling like shit because you've indulged a lot? Well that didn't happen yesterday because it was all so effing healthy. 

Just to add up the staff are all so lovely and nice.

I totally recommend this place if you're a healthy-food junky or just enjoy quality food. The prices range from 6 to 16€ for course but it's absolutely worth it because the quality is top and ayyy you gotta treat yourself every once in a while! 

It's located in c/ Tallers, next to Plaza Catalunya so either you live in the city pr are just on holidays it's an interesting spot to visit.

This is their website in case you want to check the menu out: http://www.teresacarles.com

Hope you enjoyed this gastronomic post, see you soon! 

xx

-Mire