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SLOW&LOW

4.6 (825)$$$$ · Premium

SLOW&LOW builds its reputation on small, surprising details within a broader tasting menu, with reviewers repeatedly singling out one specific pre-dessert — an olive oil and salt ice cream — as unlike anything they've tried elsewhere. At 4.6 stars from 825 reviews and a must-see score of 74, it's well regarded without quite reaching the top tier of Barcelona's Michelin scene, and the sommelier-led wine pairing draws particular praise for matching each course precisely. Its high aesthetic score reflects a polished, contemporary presentation throughout. It suits diners looking for genuine creativity within a manageable, well-paced tasting menu.

✨ Reasons to go

  • 1Known for a pre-dessert of olive oil and salt ice cream that reviewers single out as unlike anything they've had elsewhere
  • 2The sommelier-led wine pairing is praised for matching precise pours to each course rather than over-pouring

💡 Good to know

  • 1Book ahead for an evening slot
  • 2opt into the wine pairing, which reviewers rate as excellently matched
  • 3go in expecting inventive, sometimes unusual flavour combinations

⏱️ Typical visit

2h

🕰️ Best time

evening

🚶 Walking intensity

Easy pace

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Address

Carrer del Comte Borrell, 119, Eixample, 08015 Barcelona, Spain · EixampleGoogleApple
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Booking

Booking required

What people say

"This was truly a unique, amazing experience. Every dish has taken it’s place in my heart, but the pre-dessert – olive oil-salt ice cream was exceptional, something what you’ll remember and keep recalling for long long time after. However, I want to highlight that EVERY course was exceptional, can’t rate anything lower than 9,5/10. From presentation, to how the tastes opened and developed in the mouth, to after taste - it was a symphony, not just food. We took a place at the bar stand, and that was an absolutely right decision- we had an immaculate pleasure to watch how the dishes were cooked and assembled together. It was hypnotizing - like watching a painter make a piece of art basically from scratch. Additionally want to point out that such seating gave us a chance to chit-chat with cooks a bit with them explaining us the backgrounds, origins and features of every dish - and that made the experience more complete, but at the same time personal, because you are involved and connected with the kitchen I’ll definitely come back."

Mariia Richter