Ate here twice while visiting Barcelona. The food and drinks here were excellent and the service…read morewas top notch. They were super busy during both visits but the service and food never disappointed. I absolutely will return on our next visit.

Delicious! First stop in Barcelona after coming off the plane. We randomly selected a place to have…read morebrunch near our hotel and this place was perfect. The place was packed but the Servers were able to sit us quickly upstairs. It's quite a large place with indoor and outdoor seating plus upstairs. The dishes were very Instagrammable and a large amount of helping. Loved every single bite!

We dropped in after touring Park Guell. We had the calamari, fries, croquettes sangria. OMG the…read morecalamari was among the top 3 I've ever eaten. They were soooo tender but the perfect crisp exterior. Unbelievable. The fries and croquettes also were perfectly done. I could eat all my meals here the food was too good. Service was top notch. It's a b small venue. A complete surprise.

After an early morning spent at Park Güell a few streets up the hill, my boyfriend and I were…read moreravenous. Hesitant at first, upon looking at the menu of the day, we were pleasantly surprised that it seemed to contain items which actually sounded pleasant as opposed to the nondescript paella you see at places like this. We ordered the Spanish omelette & salad, subbing out the included sangria for 2 lattes. The food was hot and delicious. Definitely not an out-of-this-world dining experience but the service was fast and friendly. As the others have said, probably stay away from the paella. Cheers.

Great, Though Overpriced…read more I had no idea that this place was a chain until I went to Barcelona from Sitges. I can't imagine the prices there. The prices here weren't terrible, but certainly more than what I would expect to pay for the small pastries we received. The staff were kind and helpful. My wife enjoyed her first taste of Spanish pastries at this location. If you want a breakfast pastry that's close to the center of Sitges, I'm sure you can do far worse.

Great tasting and strong coffee in Sitges! After sunbathing at the beach and having beers, I needed…read moresome caffeination. Ordered a cappuccino, which was strong and delicious. Much better than watered down versions I had around Spain (lo siento!) Chocolate croissant was ok, and there was a powdered soft breadstick that reminded me of Caesar's Pizza version of cheese bread in texture. Staff here was nice.

breakfast usually ends up being couple basic sandwiches and coffee in the morning....not much…read moredifferent at panaderia 365...iberica with brie 5,2 euros and chicken salad sandwich 4,35 euros...forget how much the coffee drinks were...for u.s. standards, spain is relatively inexpensive...the quality fo the bread and filling shine...sandwiches are relatively very basic in spain, but still good given the simplicity...order at the counter and pay...drinks and food delivered to the table...opens early...

Grabbed a quick espresso here while out on a walk. Received my drink quickly, and it was good…read more Solid spot, but it's definitely more of a chain coffee shop experience.

This place opens early in the morning, clean facilities with some of the best pastries and coffee…read more We stayed around the corner from the Sangria Famila Cathedral and I went there almost everyday. There was a waitress who made my morning routine with a great smile as I tried my Spanish conversation with her

Came here for breakfast three times and baguettes for a picnic during our stay since they were…read moreliterally around the corner from us. Nice ladies that treat everyone right here. Sandwiches were a little spendy but well made with quality ingredients. The best value was the baguettes.

I wish I could say this nicely, but unfortunately the coffee here is disgusting…read more We got four cappuccinos, each one tasting like dirty water. I couldn't take more than two sips because it was that bad. I've never had coffee that tasted like this. The food was decent though. We got a lemon poppy cake, empanadilla, and pan con tomate as well.

Came here about 15 minutes before they close hoping to get some late night dessert, but they said…read moreit was too late to make a Crema Catalana. They actually started closing up quite early already removing the gelato like 10 minutes before closing time. Husband ended up getting a Frappe, but they said they could only make one with whatever few flavors of gelato they had left out. He asked for one with the Kinder Bueno. If we were expecting a warm drink but then saw that it was like a milkshake, and less excited. But ended up being pleasantly surprised! The drink was delicious! Smooth and flavorful and went out really easy. Definitely recommend!

The best McDonalds and the inside was so beautiful never seen a McDonalds like this…read more The service was fast you do have to order from a screen. The food was amazing!

Just like home What…read moreis a tourist from the US eating at a McDonald's in Spain? We were thirsty and we figured it was an easy in and out. Turned out it was not that easy after all. In the US they also have kiosks for ordering but not many customers use them, like me they head to the counter. In Europe, is seems ordering by kiosks is required, and that was the case at this McDonald's. Not that it was very difficult, but it did take the two of us a few minutes to muddle through. In addition to drinks I decided to get a Quarter Pounder with Cheese. It tasted just like home.

Your typical cafe conveniently located inside the Barcelona Sants train station. While waiting for…read moreyour train, this is one of the few options to grab bite or hang before boarding. We grabbed some sandwiches and drinks for breakfast. It's a cafeteria style where you grab and go before paying at the cashier. It's pretty pricey, so pick up your food elsewhere beforehand if you can. The place gets the job done, but that's all.