FASTVíNIC Restaurant by Alfons Tost

The fast-food haven of Barcelona, Spain is none other than FASTVíNIC and is a physical representation of the most delicious dish. Not only the food is mouth-watering but the restaurant design as well. This particular hospitality design is entirely sustainable and eco-friendly. It is one of the must-visit restaurants in Catalan capital. Design-wise, the establishment takes on 100% organic style but more importantly on the product that they use. It does not end here as the restaurant makes use of organic utensils making the restaurant earn LEED certification (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). Alfons Tost is the one who implemented and completed the organic concept. The idea behind this amazing restaurant is to create an extremely functional design yet comfortable and organic at the same time where everyone will feel welcomed. The actual restaurant has two levels – ground floor and the underground level. The ground floor houses the kitchen and dining area while the underground level has the bathrooms and service office. The focal point of the design is the functional creation – perimetrical dexion racking – which can be used flexibly as a bar, table, seating, rack for plants and pots, shelves and wine rack. Overall, the restaurant is a very accommodating and filled with warmth not usual in other establishments. In addition to the delicious food, the place is the perfect place to experience fine dining. A lot of people will get attracted to the organic feature of the building considering that only few restaurants follow the sustainable and eco-friendly theme.