There is a really cool restaurant in Barcelona called Komomoto. They serve a fusion cuisine made up of Peruvian and Japanese food, not unlike what Nobu does, but in a much more informal manner. Apart from having good food, what really caught my attention is the "open wall" they have that welcomes anybody to post their art on it. I always found it a great way to pass time while waiting for food. Grupo Tragaluz, a restaurant group that runs this establishment, didn't come up with anything new, as I have seen various places welcome creativity in such a form with open arms, however, it is still always fun to come across something like this, and considering that Barcelona is a place that is bustling with international visitors, the wall becomes very creative and "worldly". We are talking globalization at its finest here.
So, if you are ever in Barcelona, as their promotion says: come and express yourselves!!!
P.S. I have noticed that they decided to use Moleskine as their notebook layout of choice for this promotion. I love Moleskine, and can’t help but feel very proud for being likeminded.
http://www.grupotragaluz.com/receta.php
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