1881 per Sagardi, Mediterranean restaurant and roof terrace in Ciutat Vella, Barcelona, Spain
1881 per Sagardi is a Mediterranean restaurant and roof terrace occupying the top floor of a historic warehouse building in Barcelona's old port area. The space features an open layout with views over the water and the surrounding medieval quarter.
The building was constructed in 1881 as a general warehouse for maritime trade, drawing on port designs from Europe and beyond. Over time it transitioned from cargo handling to its current use as a dining and gathering space.
The restaurant celebrates Catalan food traditions by working with local fishmongers and farmers who supply fresh ingredients daily. This direct connection to the community shapes what appears on the tables each season.
The restaurant operates from the rooftop, so weather conditions should be considered, especially during cooler months or rainy days. Making a reservation in advance is wise, particularly if planning to dine during evening hours.
The Terrassa de les Indianes cocktail bar references historical Catalan printed fabrics through its design and offers drinks with small plates against the city skyline. This corner allows visitors to experience the views and drinks without committing to a full dinner.
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