After few days in Barcelona and going in N out many gift and souvenir shops this was the best and…read morebetter quality so far. Great selection and great customer service from the owner and his team. Highly recommend this gift/souvenir shop is you're in the old part of Barcelona around the Roman aqueduct or the old cathedral.

This place is a great idea for a last-minute gift if you are by the Barcelona cathedral. I highly…read morerecommend this place for last minute souvenirs and gifts if you want to pick something up when you're in the area excellent employees, wonderful prices. Come in and browse.

I came here in February during a vacation to Barcelona, looking for some unique gifts and…read moretreasures- LOVED this store so much. I picked two beautifully painted bowls (different patterns on each) and I had to keep them for myself instead of giving them away. The selection is great, easy to find something for your home!

This shop is two stories of excellent options if you're looking for something to commemorate your…read moretrip to Barcelona. Tons of traditional pottery, gifts, plate sets, sculpture and more. This is not a simple souvenir booth. The staff is helpful, but only if you ask them. There isn't going to be anyone following you around while you browse in the quiet confines. Reasonably priced, and they ship as well.

Love this store - unique products, beautiful ceramics, and lots of them. They ship to the US, too -…read morefast service, arrived within a few days.

Factory has a wide range of keyrings and badges in various motifs, such as sports teams, brands,…read morecartoon characters, cult classics, and even Barcelona and Spain souvenirs. Quality feels high, and prices are reasonable (around €3,00 on average).

I bought postcards and stamps from this shop -- they not only overcharged but gave me the wrong…read morestamps. BEWARE and don't go here. Sending international requires Tarifa C which costs 1,50€. The guy charged me 2€ for Tarifa B which costs 1,40€. And they were asking too many personal questions of us. Whether or not we JD boy friends, who we are traveling with, etc. Best to steer clear of here.

Do not buy anything from this store. I purchased a large ceramic item costing over $1k EU. They…read moredidn't ship it for 4 months (no reason provided) and didn't answer my first 5 emails inquiring about its status. When it finally arrived, it was broken. They promised to replace it and then went silent on me. So now I own a $1000 EU broken piece of garbage. These are not trustworthy business people so avoid this store at all costs. Well be getting the money refunded from our cc company so that visa can formally pursue 2bis for reimbursement of funds

From the owner: En el centro de la ciudad, en una de las calles más históricas de Barcelona, se encuentra una de…read morelas tiendas más importantes en objetos de artesanía de esta ciudad, punto de encuentro para muchos barceloneses a la hora de hacer un regalo. Inaugurada en el año 1900, declarada de interés cultural y arquitectónico con sus dos ángeles como columnas presidiendo la planta principal, en ella se recoge una amplia y variada selección de artículos artesanales de todo el territorio español, que representa una buena muestra de la riqueza cultural de nuestro país. En sus más de 200 metros cuadrados podrá encontrar un amplio surtido de artesanía de los más diversos materiales como cerámica, porcelana, vidrio o papel maché.

I've been in many dance shops in my life, and have NEVER received treatment more rude and unhelpful…read morethan this man. First off, he insisted on speaking only in Spanish, even though he said he spoke English too. I was looking for a pair of comfortable beginning flamenco shoes, and he brought me out one pair and informed me of their price, €65, but as I put them on, I realized that they were too narrow for my feet. I then asked (in Spanish) if he had any that were between price points, and looked a little more like the ones in the window. He said absolutely not, that I could either buy the beginner ones or the €200 ones. In a store filled floor to ceiling with shoeboxes, I find that extremely hard to believe. I asked to see a practice skirt, and since I like to see my feet when I practice (in every style of dance), I asked if he had a calf length one. Absolutely not he said, the only length of skirt for practicing flamenco is floor length. I asked the price, and he said €45, so I said truthfully that that was out of my price range for a skirt. I was going to leave it there and thank him for the help, but he then proceeded to LECTURE and yell at me about the quality of his items and how if I wanted quality then I needed to pay for it, and if I wanted cheap items I should get stuff from China. After that he practically slammed the door on my ass and muttered stuff behind my back while I was walking away. I have NEVER been treated with more disrespect in a dance shop, It seems like he's only interested in selling to people with cash to blow, and not interested at all at helping someone who is just a beginner. I came in really excited and I wasn't trying to hustle him or be a cheapskate in ANY way, and yet he still treated me like total shit! Unbelievable.

This is the place to go for anything flamenco-related. They sell practice attire, costumes, fans,…read morehair accessories, you name it. The shop is tiny and crammed with ruffled skirts. You need to ring the doorbell and they will let you in. Staff were very helpful as I was looking for a long skirt to wear for practice. They showed me all the different options and there is a back room (also stuffed with dresses hanging from the ceiling) where you can try stuff on, although it's not really a change room.

It was our last day in Barcelona and we were on a mission to find cool gifts to bring back home…read more Las Ramblas is lined with many souvenir shops with neon coloured tshirts, magnets, and mugs. But we were looking for something more local that captured the chic and super creative vibes of this amazing city. We were so happy to have stumbled into this wonderful shop right off Las Ramblas. Think Muji (the Japense chain) with a classy, sassy edge. Beautiful watercolor prints of Barcelona landmarks, catchy, clever wordplay on canvas totes, pencil cases, coasters, cups and more. A must visit if you're looking for unique, affordable gifts to bring back home with local Barcelona flair.

What an awesome store! This is the walk-in version of Etsy (only cooler and more eclectic). My wife…read moreand I were wandering through the streets and alleys near La Ramblas and we're stoked to find it. We bought three small prints, a little fabric cactus and a shirt of the street grid of BCN. Cool music plays in the background while you shop. They have kids stuff, games and clothes. They have a bunch of home decor stuff as well. Won't regret stopping in!