“Goodbye, handsome, see you Tuesday. I want to see you looking very elegant, in a tuxedo and tie,” a customer of Albert Madrid, the owner of the Montse Ràfols stall at the Abaceria Market, says mischievously. “Yes, I already have an appointment at the hairdresser, don't worry,” he replies roguishly from behind the counter that bears his mother's name. Albert, who wants to make it clear that he is a Barça fan, took over the family business that his grandfather started from his parents four years ago. They have always sold cod, olives, and vinegar-preserved goods. He grew up in the market, among stalls, and the idea of moving back to the historic space in Gràcia makes him very excited. This Saturday will be the last day at the Passeig de Sant Joan location. Starting next week, he will be serving from where his whole family did before him. Mind you, in a brand-new space.