Small cafe near the Sagrada Família. Good conversation, good coffee selections, love the vibe.read more

Laura you my friend are one amazing person! We came in 30 mins before closing and you were a…read moretrooper to serve us with a smile and positive attitude! The coffee was amazing the deserts were fantastic! I think we ended up buying each of the deserts you offered and we bought extra coffee beans because they were so yummy. The ambiance was very cozy and calming. Thank you again for an amazing experience:)

We stopped in for an afternoon snack at this quaint and cozy establishment. Since chocolate…read morecroissants was what we did in France a few months ago, we decided to try one. It was the absolute best croissant ever! Flaky with generous amounts of chocolate inside, there was no way to improve them!

Good quick bakery to get a bite or drink to eat on the go. Chain place so pretty consistent but…read morenothing that will wow you.

Miam is a cute cafe down the street from Sagrada Familia. There are a couple of other Miam…read morelocations around the city. Be aware it is kind of a tourist trap. Our tip amount was chosen for us... But on the bright side the servers are nice and the food was actually good too. I had a breakfast sandwich with egg, jamon, cheese, and pesto cream. Husband had a avocado salmon toast with salad. Both of us had hot lattes. Price was decent, food was good, cafe was busy but clean. I would recommend if you want to eat something close to a big tourist attraction. Just be aware if you are American they will be "suggesting" a good tip.

Went into this cafe waiting for our designated entry time for Basilica de la Sagrada Familia. It is…read morearound the corner from the Basilica. It is very small. However if you need a place for a quick espresso and/or snack in that area, this is the place for you. The employees are very friendly. They only speak a little English which is enough to get your order. They have several breakfast options even though we didn't order any food. The cappuccinos are served with chocolate shaved on top which is a nice touch.

After shopping and walking in the city of Barcelona, this café is serving the much needed purposes:…read morecomfort resting, soft music, and affordable coffee and cocoa and delicious pastries(YUM!!) Free WiFi with food purchase. I personally love the cocoa here. Hot milk with cocoa, not overly sweet yet still taste the cooked milk. After recharging in Costa Coffee, sweet tooth was satisfied; legs were rested; Yelp review was done (XD ) Ready for the next destination!

Costa Coffee and Sagrada Família are right across the street from each other. One is a non-stop…read moreflurry of inspired artisan craftmanship and the other is a Roman Catholic Basílica that's taken a 100 years to build. Good Lord, this cafe is busy. Costa Coffee felt even more crowded than the huge landmark across the street. Both are packed with tourists. The baristas behind the counter were working their collective culata off and deserve props even though the line was nearly to the door. This just might be the most profitable Costa Coffee on the planet. I got a Chocolate-frosted Cronut and a Cappuccino to enjoy while relaxing on the couches outside looking up at Sagrada de Familia plus the steady stream of pedestrians and bicycles passing by. The coffe was fine. The cronut was ok. Both are worthy of 3 stars, but the location and view raise Costa Coffee to a solid choice whether you're early for your entry time or tired after leaving Sagrada Família.

Nice little spot right next to Sagrada Familia. The coffee was good and the place has a relaxed…read moreatmosphere, which is perfect if you want a quick break from the crowds outside. The service was friendly and everything came out fast. It's nothing fancy, but it's a comfortable café to stop by while exploring the area.

Very nice little shop to grab a smoothie, juice, or coffee. Now I'm just adding extra words because…read moreyelp wouldn't let me post just the first sentence.

Farggi was walking distance to the apartment we were staying at while in Barcelona, and I ate here…read morein two different instances. Once to have a quick breakfast, and another time to try their churros because Xurreria across the street was closed. I found their prices to be high for what they offer. My breakfast consisted of coffee and a meat pastry and that came out to practically 10 euro.. why? Magic meat pastry? Not really, wasn't even all that good. Same thing for the churros, overpriced and underwhelming. I know the store looks really nice, but you can do better.

I was in Barcelona for 3 and a half days. On my first night I stumbled upon this place and bought a…read moredark chocolate donut. I was back every day after that to buy one (or more). One of the things I am going to miss and I'm not even a donut person.

Great little place for breakfast or lunch. Craving for some unique dishes with fresh ingredients…read moreand beautiful presentation with warm and friendly service. This is the place! You might want to try the English Breakfast and the Salmon Avocado Bagel. But to be honest everything else is delicious. We definitely will dine here again on our next journey to Barcelona.

The restaurant is conveniently located near La Sagrada Familia with a menu great for breakfast and…read morelunch. The servers were attentive, and the restaurant had a good ambiance. I went with 5 other people, and half of us really liked our food, but some people in my party found their orders to be bland. I ordered the smoked salmon pancakes and really loved my food; another person ordered the smoked salmon bagel sandwich and they really enjoyed it. The coffee was good, but as an American, I found it a bit weak.

Delicious coffee at a super cute spot where they treat you like royalty!…read more It's so easy to get disillusioned with customer service in Barcelona. But if you get outside of the touristy area and you get to part of the real city, you can enjoy the charm and good quality. There are cute outdoor tables here, as well as a little balcony inside. The coffee is absolutely delicious, but be warned: They do not have decaf. Super stylish and attractive decor. Porcelain up for "here" orders (vs paper). They serve a delish chai with oat milk (no up-charge!). Enjoy this cute place, before it gets too popular! TL/dr: delish local java spot

We are staying in the area and have gotten coffee and croissants on two different mornings. Really…read moregood, strong Americano coffees served up piping hot and fresh. Fast friendly service. Highly recommend for their coffee.

I went in the late afternoon so most of the large croissants were gone! I did get the mini ones and…read morethe filling was really smooth and melts in your mouth! The service was excellent, she was very pleasant!

This place was an absolute lifesaver during my time in Barcelona. Super convenient -- seemed like…read morethere was one on every corner when I needed a quick bite or caffeine fix. The empanadas? So good. Flaky, warm, and just hit the spot every single time. I think I had one almost every day (no regrets). Also loved that everything was easy to grab and go, but there's usually a little seating if you want to chill for a bit.

Nice bright spot in the Sagrada Família area, 1 block from the church itself. This appears to be a…read morenew spot and soon a hot one. Inside it's bright with chrome fixtures with orange scents everywhere this is a bistro cafe style coffee shop. They do sell baked goods but mostly coffee, European style basically Espresso. Drip coffee is not sold and an Americano is still very strong. Well when in Spain! Although espresso is not my thing because of travel I know a good cup when I taste one. This was fairly good. Regarding the pastry's they are just an added feature not their specialty. A few stores away is a solid bakery that I suggest you opt for. If you like espresso this is your place it's a decent cup at a fair price. Stop in it will help you waiting in the line to enter The Sagrada FamilIa Church.