Joc de cartes

We meet Anna Sas, owner of Les Voltes. An energetic woman with a place set in ancient Rome. Also Jordi Vilaplana, who became owner of Entre Copes after working there as a waiter. We will learn how Andrea Muñoz went from studying Law to being the owner of Barhaus. And we discover the story of Josep Vidal, who maintains the essence of his mother's cooking in his restaurant, Les Coques.

We meet Tato, from Al Tanto que Va de Canto, with his European fusion cuisine. We also meet Cristina, owner of Hawaian Polynesia, where we taste a fusion of Japanese and Hawaiian cuisine. We meet Carles and his Limón Limón Club, with a sour touch and Asian cuisine. Finally, Antònia and LaMagnolia make us feel at home tasting dishes that are born from their love of cooking.

With Marc Ribas, we take a gastronomic journey to more contemporary India, through Ivan Surinder's Tandoor restaurant, and we step into the warm Venezuelan lands with Adnaloy Osío's Caña de Azúcar. We will also stop at Nicola Marino's Italian "trattoria" Piazze d'Italia, and we will end the trip with a visit to Thailand, led by Clara Roca, from Thai Barcelona.

With Marc Ribas we meet Roger, owner of La Mare de la Font, with a traditional cuisine very linked to the territory. We also visit Xaloc, the restaurant run by Elisenda with her family. We have dinner at Rosa Maria Jubany's house, which offers us local cuisine. Finally, we meet Carme and her Premsa, a spectacular restaurant inside an old oil press.

We look for the best original restaurant in the Catalan capital. With Marc Ribas, we visit Río Dragon, by Chinese magician and comedian Gang Li. We let ourselves be pampered by the balanced cuisine of Alkaline, by Richard Glezmar. We enjoy a futuristic cabaret at Vanessa Guillén's Passion Show Restaurant and, finally, we activate all our senses by eating in the dark at Dans le Noir, by Adrià Subirana.

We visit four restaurants with one thing in common: they are rice specialists. First, we taste the innovative proposal of Albert Guzmán in his homonymous restaurant. We also discover Mar and the classic-style rice they prepare at Ida Can Machino. We enjoy a meal surrounded by rice fields at Mas de Prades, in Ladis. And finally, we add a touch of sophistication to the program with the modern and informal approach of Lurdes, in La Subhasta.

We start the new summer season by touring the Garraf to find the best establishment with views of the Garraf sea. Marc stops at El Capità in Port Ginesta, at the Sitges, owned by Eva and David. We also go to Vilanova i la Geltrú beach to meet Habana Blue, with Anna and Felipe. To finish, we go to Sitges to meet the Cala Morisca, with the manager Marc and the chef Michelle.

Cap de Creus is one of the most beautiful protected natural areas in Catalonia. To learn about a new gastronomic proposal, Marc visits Port de la Selva. There, Ona Baturone runs the Espai Gastronòmic Ona, where she is always accompanied by Berta Fàbregas. In Vilajuïga, he discovers Garbet's, from the couple formed by Xavier Pascual and Eva Mañas. In Llançà he meets Barko, by Joan González and Mercè Garriga.

We start this season by going to the Maresme in search of the best restaurant with a taste of the sea. We start at L'Espigó de Canet to taste its holistic and Mediterranean cuisine. Next, we go to Bocamar in Premià de Mar for its grilled fish and rice. Finally, we end up at El Timonel in the port of Masnou, house of seasonal fish and seafood. Which one will captivate us and take the prize?

We tour the mountains of Prades to discover the best locally-sourced restaurants in the area. We start with Cal Malgret, in Montblanc, where we taste the mix between tradition and avant-garde that it offers us. Then, at D Prades, we enjoy simple cuisine with seasonal and local products. We finish with our visit to L'Hostalet, where we taste their spoon cuisine with classic grandmother's recipes.

It's summer and, to experience it as such, we look on the beatches for the best restaurant in the heart of the Costa Daurada. First we go to Mendebal, a Basque cuisine restaurant in Salou with authentic flavors. Then we will stop at the Wissler, in Pineda, a hamburger restaurant with a remarkable range of beers. We will finish in Cambrils, at the Les Barques restaurant, with Mediterranean cuisine and rice dishes. Who will get the victory?

We're looking for the best restaurant we can find in Barcelona's Port Vell. The first stop is the La Cala restaurant, which offers cuisine for all audiences. The second, La Brisa, a beachfront restaurant with spectacular views. Finally, the Rooster and Bubbles, where they serve up classic versions of the old-fashioned rotisserie dishes. Who will take home the 3,000 euros?