Flamant
l'Antiga Esquerra de l'Eixample, Barcelona
Restaurant in Barcelona, Spain
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Dress
Business Casual
Why go
Flamant is a sensible Eixample choice when convenience, a central address, a composed full-service meal matter more than awards or chef-driven specificity. Lunch is the lower-risk play for value and timing; dinner works better for a relaxed Barcelona evening where atmosphere is part of the brief.
About Flamant
Flamant is a Barcelona venue with daily hours. The schedule is consistent across the week: 1–4 PM and 7–11 PM from Monday through Sunday. Beyond those practical details, the profile is limited, so it is best to plan around timing and dress code rather than claims about cuisine, signature dishes, awards, price, or format.
The clearest reason to consider Flamant is scheduling flexibility. Because earlier and later hours are listed every day, it can fit into a Barcelona day without relying on a narrow service window. The dress code is business casual, which makes it a reasonable choice when you want to look polished without assuming a formal fine-dining setting.
Earlier or later: choose by schedule
For someone choosing between the two listed daily service windows, the decision is direct: Flamant lists hours from 1–4 PM and 7–11 PM every day. The earlier window is useful if the meal needs to sit in the middle of a Barcelona itinerary, while the later window works if the plan is to make Flamant part of the evening.
Because details on fixed price, menu format, cuisine, or signature dish are not available, the choice should come down to timing rather than a specific menu strategy. Choose the service window that best fits the day, avoid building expectations around details that are not provided.
Who should put it on the Barcelona shortlist
Consider Flamant if the brief is a Barcelona venue with daily earlier and later hours and a business-casual dress code. It is less useful as a starting point for travelers who need details about cuisine, price, tasting menus, chef credentials, awards, or specific dishes, because those details are not available.
For broader planning, use Our full Barcelona restaurants guide to compare it with other city options, then pair the meal with Our full Barcelona bars guide if the night needs a second stop. If the trip is still being built, Our full Barcelona hotels guide, Our full Barcelona experiences guide, Our full Barcelona wineries guide can help round out the itinerary.
Planning details
- Location
- Carrer d'Enric Granados, 23, Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, Spain
- Website
- andilana.com
- Phone
- +34933231635
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Flamant settles into the slower rhythm of Carrer d'Enric Granados, trading the city’s typical rush for a deliberate, sit-and-stay tempo. The pedestrianised street—wide pavements, benches and cyclists—frames the restaurant as a place to linger. The kitchen works in a middle register between haute tasting-menu formality and casual tapas, so the room feels approachable yet thoughtful. Dining here is unhurried and quietly convivial: plates arrive to share, conversations have room to breathe, and the overall atmosphere leans relaxed and charming rather than performative.
Best For
Flamant suits diners seeking an accessible, well-executed Mediterranean meal without the extremes of a tasting-menu or the informality of tapas bars. It is a reliable option for groups and families who want to build a shared meal, for business dinners that prefer an unpressured environment, and for regular weeknight visits where repeatability and comfort matter. The menu’s shareable structure and substantial signature dishes make it particularly well suited to social dinners where plates are passed and the table creates its own arc.
Ordering Tips
The kitchen organizes dishes so tables can construct their own meal rather than follow a fixed progression—lean into shareable plates. For groups, start with a mix of lighter starters and a hearty centerpiece such as the Seafood Paella or the Grilled Octopus, then add pasta or the cod-filled cannelloni to balance the table. Expect choices grouped by weight or temperature; use that ordering framework to move from light to richer dishes. Save room for the lemon pie if you like a bright finish.
Venue details
Ambiance
Elegant and formally decorated with a modernist atmosphere featuring leather chairs and dim lighting; described as having a somewhat old-fashioned but restored interior with natural sunlight, creating a cozy yet sophisticated environment.
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Vibe
Best For
Experience
Sourcing
Accessibility
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Business Casual
- Noise Level
- Conversational
- Service Style
- Upscale Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Leisurely
- Capacity
- Large
Signature Dishes
- Seafood Paella
- Grilled Octopus
- Pasta al Pomodoro
- Canelloni filled with cod
- Lemon pie
Planning details
Location
Also consider
Also Consider
- Mizzica, Notable alternative
- Yakumanka by Gaston Acurio, Notable alternative
- Petit Muu, Notable alternative
- Ostaia, Notable alternative
- Lilo Brunch, Notable alternative
Restaurant context
How Flamant compares in Barcelona
Choose Flamant when Eixample convenience and an easy table matter. Against Mizzica, Yakumanka by Gaston Acurio, Petit Muu, Ostaia, Lilo Brunch, its clearest advantage is not a documented chef name, award trail, or listed price point. It is the practical fit: central Eixample, lunch and dinner service, low booking stress.
If the group wants a more defined concept, cross-shop the peers first. Yakumanka by Gaston Acurio is the more useful comparison for diners who want a clearer restaurant identity; Lilo Brunch is the better fallback when the meal is daytime-led and casual; Mizzica, Petit Muu, Ostaia are worth checking when location or mood matters more than staying near Enric Granados.
For value, Flamant is safest at lunch because the commitment feels lower and the central location does more of the work. For dinner, book it when ambiance and convenience outrank culinary ambition. If this table is full, start with Lilo Brunch for a daytime alternative or Yakumanka by Gaston Acurio for a more defined evening plan.
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Compare Flamant
| Venue | Location | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Flamant | Barcelona | No published awards |
| Mizzica | Barcelona | No published awards |
| Yakumanka by Gaston Acurio | Barcelona | No published awards |
| Petit Muu | Barcelona | No published awards |
| Ostaia | Barcelona | No published awards |
| Lilo Brunch | Barcelona | No published awards |
How Flamant Barcelona compares with similar nearby venues.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at Flamant?
What should a first-timer know about Flamant?
Flamant is in Barcelona and lists daily hours: 1–4 PM and 7–11 PM from Monday through Sunday. The dress code is business casual.
What should I wear to Flamant?
The dress code is business casual. Aim for a polished, neat outfit rather than assuming either a very casual or highly formal setting.
Is Flamant good for a special occasion?
Flamant may work if the schedule and business-casual dress code fit your plans. No awards, tasting-menu details, or private-dining specifics are available, so confirm any special-occasion needs directly before booking.
Is the earlier or later service window better at Flamant?
Both are listed daily. Flamant's hours are 1–4 PM and 7–11 PM from Monday through Sunday, so the better choice depends on your Barcelona schedule.
What are alternatives to Flamant in Barcelona?
Other Barcelona options to compare include Lilo Brunch, Mizzica, Ostaia, Petit Muu, Yakumanka by Gaston Acurio. Choose based on the timing and style of meal you want, confirm current details directly before booking.
