Funky Kitchen Funky Kitchen uses recipes from around the world, along with seasonal products and biodegradable materials, to create “gastronomic experiences” for their customers. Founder Vincenzo di Pantaleo strives to present food in its purest, richest and most genuine form. Funky Kitchen can accommodate all allergies and dietary restrictions. In addition to catering, Funky Kitchen offers private chef services for special events and holidays, plus customized cooking classes. Check out Funky Kitchen’s sample catering menu.   About Andrea FellmanAndrea Fellman is the founder and creative director of The Barcelona Edit.View all posts by Andrea Fellman

Mi-Mo Korean Cosmetics A recent addition to the Korean Cosmetics in Barcelona club, the relatively small Mi-Mo was started just a year ago by entrepreneur Tamara Kovkel. Despite a smaller storefront and online presence, Mi-Mo delivers a more affordable collection (sheet masks for only 1.50€) of unique Korean beauty treatments combined with one-on-one instruction about how to use Harry-Potter-potion style products, such as soothing placenta face masks, snail mucin serums, and spider web toners. A second location is coming at Calvet, 44. Most popular product: Secret Key Lemon Sparkling Peel Gel (13.60€) To Try: Gel-consistency toners that don’t require a cotton ball or swab. The folks at Mi-Mo have strong feelings about adhering to toner use, despite it being an extra step shoehorned between post-cleansing and pre-moisturizing. The delicious smelling Hyaluronic Moisture Toner from It’s Skin (16.99€) makes it easier to add it to your routine.   About Meagan BellovinMeagan arrived in Barcelona in 2019, having left behind a full life of family, friends, and career in Austin, Texas. Originally educated as a journalist, Meagan taught children in her local public school system for nearly ten years before moving to Barcelona with her husband and dog. Since her arrival, she has embraced local living, taking Spanish classes, making new friends, and rediscovering her journalism past by writing for The Barcelona Edit.View all posts by Meagan Bellovin

El Torn Pottery Studio El Torn Barcelona is a school and coworking space in one. The school offers weekly, week-long, weekend, and monographic courses. The coworking space  is an ideal option to combine with weekly classes to practice and progress on your own to improve and enhance on what you’ve learned. Private spaces are available for advanced students experienced in working with ceramics. El Torn counts nearly 12 different nationalities across their students in continuous courses, ceramic lovers in coworking, and in private spaces. About Meagan BellovinMeagan arrived in Barcelona in 2019, having left behind a full life of family, friends, and career in Austin, Texas. Originally educated as a journalist, Meagan taught children in her local public school system for nearly ten years before moving to Barcelona with her husband and dog. Since her arrival, she has embraced local living, taking Spanish classes, making new friends, and rediscovering her journalism past by writing for The Barcelona Edit.View all posts by Meagan Bellovin