Suguru Sushi

Gràcia retains a different scale from Barcelona’s monumental centre. The city council notes that the former town was incorporated into Barcelona in 1897; Vila de Gràcia still has narrow streets, small squares and a local commercial life shared by residents, students and visitors. It is not a separate tourist precinct: the walk between Plaça del Sol, Verdi and the neighbourhood squares passes terraces, shops and cultural venues. That setting helps explain why sushi here can feel like a neighbourhood dinner, even though activity concentrates on a few busy streets at night.

Suguru occupies number 2 Carrer de Verdi, a street associated with Gràcia’s shops and leisure scene. The restaurant describes itself as a project founded by four friends and says it combines Japanese tradition with its own Barcelona perspective; the site also mentions Balfegó tuna and locally sourced products. The menu goes beyond basic pieces, listing sashimi, maki, gyoza, tempura and Japanese hot dishes, alongside signature options and a tasting menu for two. The menu checked listed that two-person tasting menu at €75, a useful reference for a fuller meal rather than the minimum cost of a visit.

Google comments tied to this address often praise the fish, variety and courteous service; reviewers also describe a popular room and recommend booking. The cautious reading is that Suguru aims for a carefully prepared mid-range experience, with ingredients and combinations that can cost more than a quick sushi counter. To manage the bill, check the current menu and decide whether you want a straightforward meal or the tasting sequence. Reviews are individual experiences, not a guarantee that every visit will be identical.

The official address is Carrer de Verdi, 2, 08012 Barcelona, and the published telephone number is +34 930 25 45 42. The website lists lunch and evening service and offers a contact route for reservations and takeaway; because schedules can change, confirm before travelling. We found no official confirmation of private parking. Given Gràcia’s narrow streets and pedestrian activity, public transport, a taxi or walking from a nearby station is usually more practical than expecting a space at the restaurant. Safety cannot be reduced to a blanket label: at night, use normal city precautions and keep belongings secure on busy terraces and streets.