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The prices quoted below are for a three-course meal and for a bottle of house wine; they include IVA but do not include tip.

Cantina Machito
Even though the decor verges towards the unsophisticated with its riotous colours and abundance of Mexican kitsch, the food here is authentic and surprisingly good. Many of the ingredients are imported from Mexico and lovingly prepared by the Mexican-born chef. Standards, such as margaritas, tacos and guacamole, make an appearance, as do unusual puddings, such as lime and tequila mousse.
Carrer Torrijos 47
Tel: (93) 217 3414.
Price: EUR12. Wine: EUR5.

Fil Manila
A simple, homely restaurant overlooking a quiet square near Plaзa de Catalunya, Fil Manila (Barcelona's only Filipino restaurant) offers excellent value for money. The choice of dishes is vast, with main courses starting at around Pta600/EUR4. In addition to meat and fish, there are some appetising coconut milk curries to be had and uncomplicated, but mouthwatering, puddings such as fried banana.
Carrer Ramelleres 3
Tel: (93) 318 6487.
Price: EUR8. Unlicensed.

Habibi
Of the growing number of Lebanese restaurants in Barcelona, Habibi is one of the best. A world away from the falafel and kebab brigade, the diverse menu caters for carnivores and vegetarians alike, including excellent houmous and other savoury dips, spicy rice dishes and sweet, succulent Arab puddings to finish. Considering that only organic produce is used, the value for money is almost astonishing.
Carrer Gran de Grаcia 7
Tel: (93) 217 9545.
Price: EUR12. Wine: EUR5.

La Fonda
Part of a highly successful, upmarket chain, La Fonda offers Catalan classics, such as butifarra sausage with haricot beans or the national dessert crema catalana, in well-designed, attractive surroundings. An abundance of plants, wood and a gallery create a light and spacious atmosphere. Very popular, especially at lunchtime, so booking is essential. Les Quince Nits (tel: (93) 317 3075), part of the same chain, is around the corner at Plaзa Reial 6.
Carrer Escudellers 10
Tel: (93) 301 7515.
Price: EUR12. Wine: EUR5.

La Habana Vieja
Retro decor and a plethora of exotic cockails evoke the exuberant spirit of old Havana in this atmospheric Cuban restaurant, situated in a narrow passeig near the Picasso Museum. A feast of dishes, such as shredded beef, coconut and cheese pudding, and fried banana, make for an lively and inexpensive dinner.
Carrer Banys Vells 2
Tel: (93) 268 2504.
Price: EUR15. Wine: EUR6. Cocktails: EUR2 each.

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