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Pirineo en Boca, located in the Eixample district of Barcelona, is a multifunctional space that combines a butcher shop, delicatessen, restaurant, retail store, take-away and Romanesque art exhibition space. With this unique proposal, it offers a direct connection between the city and tradition, bringing customers the quality of the Pyrenees.

History and origin of the project

Founded in March 2015, the project was born from the dream of its founders: to bring trusted meat from local producers in the Pyrenees to urban consumers while supporting small farmers. This philosophy makes Pirineo en Boca more than just a restaurant: it's a platform for the Pyrenees in Barcelona.

The space offers:

Grass-fed and native breed meats: brown meat, rabbit, duck, and other varieties sourced directly from Pyrenean farmers.
A menu with tapas, small plates, and main courses : meat and fish options, with three sides, salad, or creamed vegetables; also dishes such as wok-fried chicken with coconut and peanuts or grilled beef medallion.
Personalized à la carte option : You can choose any product from the butcher shop and have it prepared for you at the restaurant.

Shop, takeaway and art exhibition

In addition to the restaurant, Pirineo en Boca has a retail store and takeaway service , where you can buy meats and various prepared foods (hamburgers, croquettes, BBQ packs, sausages, etc.) to purchase and cook at home.

It also has a Romanesque art exhibition space , integrating culture and gastronomy in one place.

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