Mireia Font
Travel and food writer
I was born in the interior of Catalonia in 1978 into a household that considers having good company at the table the most important cupboard ingredient and music the most useful kitchen utensil. In my childhood, I was surrounded by books and fed with enormous amounts of curiosity. Unsurprisingly, I ended up getting my university degree in Theory of Literature and Comparative Literature and living in several continents while working as a waitress, a bookseller, a proofreader, a translator, a cooking teacher and a food tour guide. Inspired by my years abroad, I wrote two cookbooks; Cocina con 4 ingredientes (Cooking with 4 Ingredients, Grijalbo-Random House, 2012) and El mundo en 4 ingredientes (The World in 4 Ingredients, Grijalbo-Random House 2013). The latter won the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards 2013 in the category of Best Foreign Cuisine Book. I also co-wrote Barcelona: An Eater’s Guide to the City (Triangle Books, 2018), Time Out Guia de bars i restaurants 2020, Lonely Planet Experience Barcelona (June, 2022) and Time Out Guia de bars i restaurants 2023-24. My articles have appeared in National Geographic Spain, Time Out Barcelona, Architectural Digest Spain, Vanity Fair Spain, El Comidista (El País food blog), La Vanguardia, Easy Jet Traveller, SilverKris and Culinary Backstreets.
services
(In English, Spanish and Catalan)- Copywriting, profiles and features
- Recipe development
- GhostwritingTranslations of my Spanish and Catalan pieces available upon request
A SERVING OF ONLINE RESTAURANT REVIEWS, RECIPES AND FOOD ARTICLES
National Geographic Spain
El País (El Comidista food blog)
- Fideos udon al estilo kamatama
- Ceviche-tartar de caballa y sandía
- Tres recetas con cerveza
- La fórmula mágica del aliño
- Viaje al mercado de comida más grande del mundo
- Falso pollo 'jerk'
- Tres aliños japoneses
- Kinilaw
EasyJet Traveller
SilverKris (Singapore Airlines magazine)
Architectural Digest Spain
Time Out Barcelona
Vanity Fair Spain
La Vanguardia (Fashion & Arts Magazine)
Culinary Backstreets
- Can Spanish shared plates survive the pandemic?
- Catalan Farm Bread, King of the Table
- Terra d’Escudella: An Homage to Catalonia
- Bar Bodega Salvat: Home Sweet Bar