Feet in the sand, facing the bay
A beach bar on the sand of Port Lligat — seafood from the boats, vermut at noon and the bay of Cadaqués in front. No reservations: just come.
A beach bar on the sand of Port Lligat — seafood from the boats, vermut at noon and the bay of Cadaqués in front. No reservations: just come.
On the sand of Port Lligat, a two-minute walk from Salvador Dalí's house, El Xiri is the little blue-and-white kiosk where the bay slows down. Behind the counter there's Dani and his team; in front, the calmest corner of Cadaqués.
The fish and seafood come straight off the boats — grilled, on the plancha or steamed — and the vermut at noon, with your feet almost in the water, is a ritual. No reservations, no rush: first come, first served.

We don't take bookings: tables are first come, first served. At lunchtime and around sunset there's usually a queue — come early, order a vermut, and the wait becomes part of the plan.
You'll find us on the sand of Port Lligat, two minutes on foot from Casa Dalí — follow the path along the water and look for the blue-and-white stripes.