Café de la Princesa restaurant is housed in a 14th century palace in the Ribera district, between the Picasso Museum, the Born market and the Santa María del Mar church.

The interior of the Café de la Princesa offers a large atrium covered by a glass dome that allows the natural light to shine throughout the entire restaurant. The tables are comfortably set off from each other and the restaurant can seat up to 130 people.

The menu features Mediterranean dishes, based on fresh local ingredients, with a few exotic touches. A fixed-price set lunch menu is available at midday.

Café de la Princesa also offers cultural activities: painting and photography exhibits, book presentations, gatherings and during dinner time, live jazz performances.

Some of their dishes are Egg "trinxat", potato straws and prawns or the Fillet with foie.