The story
La Forquilla offers a different vision of a gastronomic restaurant. The dining room is small, and the chef himself attends to each table, presenting the dishes he has created. The focus is a tasting menu built around seasonal produce – no à la carte, just the arc of the market's best ingredients as the chef interprets them.
Vidal Gravalosa trained in some of the best gastronomic restaurants before opening his own space. He describes his cooking as rooted in effort and a job well done, with the secret lying in sourcing the finest products of each season. His dishes reflect a straightforward passion for culinary art, and his presence in the dining room ensures that every guest hears the story behind each ingredient.
The tasting menu evolves with the calendar, dictated by what the market suggests. The atmosphere is calm and personal, a setting that encourages attention to the plate rather than distraction. The restaurant is recognized by the Michelin guide for its consistent quality and approach. For those seeking a direct, unpretentious fine-dining experience in Barcelona, La Forquilla delivers exactly that – no more, no less.
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