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Latin American Restaurant

Chambacú

Barcelona's hottest new Colombian restaurant offers two tasting menus that spotlight Indigenous recipes fused with Spanish colonial and African flavors.

$$$
Price Range
Eixample
Barcelona
Chambacú

Tucked away in Barcelona’s elegant Eixample neighborhood, Chambacú stands out as something entirely different from the city’s typical Colombian dining scene. This isn’t your neighborhood arepa spot—it’s an ambitious culinary journey through Colombia’s rich heritage, presented through the lens of modern gastronomy with thoughtfully crafted tasting menus that tell a story of cultural fusion.

The kitchen draws inspiration from three distinct culinary traditions: Indigenous Colombian recipes, Spanish colonial influences, and African flavors brought over through centuries of cultural exchange. The result is a menu where each dish feels both rooted in history and refreshingly contemporary. The chicken sancocho transforms the beloved stew into something refined, layering Latin American vegetables like potatoes and pumpkin with bright sofrito and earthy yuka. The pescado a la talla arrives delicately steamed in banana leaf, perfumed with native spices and sweet corn—a dish that lingers in your memory.

With two tasting menu options to choose from, Chambacú offers flexibility whether you’re looking for a lighter exploration or a full immersion into Colombian flavors. The dining room buzzes with the energy of a place that knows it’s doing something special, making it an ideal destination for date nights or those occasions that call for something memorable.

For anyone seeking to experience Colombian cuisine beyond the familiar, Chambacú delivers an eye-opening journey through flavors that are bold, nuanced, and utterly captivating. It’s the kind of restaurant that makes you rethink what you thought you knew about a cuisine.

Chambacú

Latin American • $$$

Location

Calle de Muntaner, 185
Eixample
Barcelona, Spain

Perfect For

Date NightsSpecial Occasions

Must Try

  • Chicken Sancocho
    Traditional stew blending Latin American vegetables with tangy sofrito and African yuka
  • Pescado a la Talla
    Delicate fish steamed in banana leaf with corn and native spices

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