Can Travi Nou

Can Travi Nou is a traditional Catalan and Mediterranean farmhouse restaurant in Barcelona. The basics are direct: expect a smart-casual setting, a listed price of about $60 per person, service windows that cover lunch and dinner Monday to Saturday, with lunch service on Sunday. For a broader scan of the city before deciding, use our full Barcelona restaurants guide.

The clearest reason to consider Can Travi Nou is its traditional Catalan and Mediterranean farmhouse cooking. Signature dishes include lobster sautéed with chickpeas, cod au gratin with garlic mousseline on pisto, canelons de Can Travi al gratén, fideuá with squid, monkfish and aioli, galets soup with little meatballs. The restaurant also has a Macarfi 6.5 Food Rating for 2026, which is a useful local recognition point without turning the venue into an awards-led destination.

A farmhouse meal built around Catalan and Mediterranean cooking

Can Travi Nou’s identity is traditional Catalan and Mediterranean farmhouse dining in Barcelona.

The dishes to focus on are the ones that match the house identity: lobster sautéed with chickpeas, cod au gratin with garlic mousseline on pisto, canelons de Can Travi al gratén, fideuá with squid, monkfish and aioli, galets soup with little meatballs. Those choices point toward hearty Catalan and Mediterranean cooking rather than a light snack stop.

Hours are specific. Monday through Saturday, the kitchen is open 13:00–15:30 and 19:30–22:15, while the restaurant is open 13:00–17:30 and 19:30–24:00. On Sunday, the kitchen is open 13:00–15:30 and the restaurant is open 13:00–17:30.

Who should book, who should skip it

Book Can Travi Nou if you want traditional Catalan and Mediterranean farmhouse cooking in Barcelona at a listed price of about $60 per person. The smart-casual dress code keeps the experience polished without requiring formal attire.

Skip it if you are looking for confirmed details around a particular tasting-menu format, counter service, late-night kitchen hours, takeout, delivery, or dietary accommodations; those specifics are not part of the information here. For dining closer to a broader itinerary, start with our full Barcelona restaurants guide; for a full city trip, pair that with our full Barcelona hotels guide, our full Barcelona bars guide, our full Barcelona wineries guide, our full Barcelona experiences guide.

The recognition signal is modest rather than trophy-driven: a Macarfi 6.5 Food Rating for 2026 points to a locally noted restaurant, not a destination that should be judged only by awards. Can Travi Nou is best framed around its Catalan and Mediterranean farmhouse cooking, its signature dishes, its Barcelona setting.