Ecological gastronomy, local products, live music and workshops on environmental awareness: these are the main attractions of the new edition of Terra i Gust, the sustainable food festival that kicks off its second edition on Ronda de Sant Antoni in Barcelona.
From September 23 to 25, within the framework of the La Mercè festivities, fourteen restaurants in the city will showcase their gastronomic offer, based on quality proposals that highlight healthy eating, the people who prepare them and, especially, the care and preservation of the planet through sustainable practices.
Terra i Gust will open its doors from 1 PM to 11 PM on Friday, while on Saturday and Sunday it will extend from 12 PM to 11 PM. Attendees will be able to taste fourteen small dishes for a modest price of 5 euros and enjoy all the informative activities for free, with an eye on the environment and local producers.
Bistrot Levante, Casa Amalia 1950, Casa Xica, Contracorrent, El Filete Ruso, Green Leka, Happy Foods, Mescladís, Monocrom, Papagayo, Piel de Gallina, Rasoterra and Zaza Cuina i vi are the establishments that will participate in this year's edition. The Italian Xemei is the chosen venue to represent the cuisine of Rome, the guest city for the 2022 main festival.
The beer will be provided by the Barcelona Beer Festival, which has selected four local craft producers for the occasion. Can Calopa will be the supplier of natural wine with L'Olivera, while Kombutxa will become the healthy alternative for non-alcoholic beverages.Live music will not be missing to liven up the eveningThe program of performances will bring a different musical proposal for each moment of the day. From fresh rhythms for vermouth hour to more powerful melodies as night falls, such as thefunk-jazzor therock'n roll.BigMenu,GuillemRome iAlessioArena,BabL'Bluz,Rivolta orKoko-Jean &The Tonicswill be some of the artists who will accompany diners with each bite. Terra i Gust is a gastronomic festival organized by the Barcelona City Council and with the collaboration of Slow Food Barcelona and the Baix Llobregat Gastronomy and Tourism Association.
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