On Plaça Adrià, in the Sant Gervasi neighbourhood, since 1971.

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Old black-and-white photograph of Plaça Adrià
1971
It all begins when Basili and Josep open the doors of a small shop on Plaça Adrià. As a delicatessen and pork butcher, they start selling all kinds of meat, cold cuts and cheese.
It all begins when Basili and Josep open the doors of a small shop on Plaça Adrià. As a delicatessen and pork butcher, they start selling all kinds of meat, cold cuts and cheese.

Even today, now and then, you still hear people in the neighbourhood say: "I'm off to Cal Josep!".

Their earlier experience working in grocery stores leads them to add a selection of fine tinned and preserved foods.
1975
Basili and Josep in front of the shop
Jars of preserves and cooked dishes on the counter
1980
With Fina's talent in the kitchen, they couldn't resist starting to offer cooked dishes such as omelettes and Russian salad.
Plate of Russian salad on an embroidered tablecloth
Success is so clear that they soon set up a kitchen close to the shop and start preparing a wide variety of traditional dishes.
Vintage cutlery and a plate of potatoes

The Adrià Croquette is born

1983

This year brings one of our biggest milestones: the birth of the famous Adrià Croquette!

Ticket to the closing ceremony of the Barcelona 1992 Olympic Games
1992
Of course, the Barcelona Olympic Games were a historic moment not only for the city but also for Xarcuteria Adrià. From then on, we started catering for large events.
One thing leads to another, and in 2000 a unique opportunity arrives: turning the small original shop into a larger, newer store with more products. The shop everyone knows today.
Shop counter with preserves and the Xarcuteria Adrià sign
2000
In 2013, Eva and Eulàlia proudly take over the family business, determined to bring home cooking to more neighbourhoods in Barcelona and beyond.
2013
Shop shelves with wine, preserves and hams

A new look for the same old delicatessen

Xarcuteria Adrià gets a makeover without losing its essence, ready to feed the new generations of the neighbourhood and the city.
Plaça Adrià today