Great pastries/baked goods. Great coffee too!…read more You know a place is serious about their coffee when they have a La Marzocco machine.

Good espresso and coffees Don't quite get the cappuccino…read morethough. I would go with a quad latte

This is a very traditional café and chocolate bar on the main Rambla in Vilanova, well worth a…read morevisit both for its chocolate (Xocolata in Catalan) and for its lovely 'Mordernista' Art Nouveau interior. Chocolate with 'churros' small, length of a doughnut-like pastry is a traditional Catalan way to start the day, and different cafes vie with each other to sell the best chocolate. The drinking chocolate here is hard to beat it's delicious, not too sweet, and so thick it is more of a dark chocolate custard than a drink. They also sell an extensive range of sweet and savoury pastries and salads here, making it a popular venue for a light lunch. As well as a large pavement seating area at the front, there is a series of interior rooms, including a lovely conservatory and a small, secluded rear garden, complete with a small grotto and pond, home to some friendly terrapins. The interior is a good example of the Catalan 'Modernista' movement, whose best known exponent is Gaudi. It's decorated with colourful art nouveau motifs, and the colourful, Moorish-influenced tiling associated with Spain.

After getting a bit bored with our daily breakfast spot, we tried Café Montroig. It's a huge café…read moreopen to the street, with a high glass roof indoors. Montroig also has open air tables in the back, plus seating rows on the street front. We avoided the front since that's where the smokers sit and the smell wafts inside. The breakfast menu is extensive with every kind of egg option, breakfast style and espresso coffee choice imaginable. You'll be sure to find something on the menu. I chose the English Breakfast one and it is a big breakfast. Imagine American Breakfast without hash browns but with baked beans and tomato slice. I just got the American the next time. Both were nothing special, just basic. Friends liked their cold cereal and fruit offerings. Service was off both times as the young servers didn't come by enough, forgot to bring requested items or even forgot orders. Food took forever to arrive, and not all at the same time. We were on holiday and really had nowhere to rush off to anyway.

We've been here a number of times for drinks. We've gotten piba colada's, beers or bottles of cava…read morebut we've never eaten here. It's always busy but it's a great place to stop by for drinks

Great bakery, nice pastries and coffee. Lines can get pretty…read morelong- but worth the wait.

A bakery and patisserie located in the ground floor of an attractive period building, which also…read morehas a small seating area if you want to stop and have a cup of coffee. The patisserie items include straightforward pastries and sweet buns rather than the more elaborate types of cake available elsewhere, but most customers simply come here for bread. Nice, friendly staff.

Excellent patisserie in Sitges. I went twice in a week in Sitges. Staff tried their best w my bad…read moreSpanish and worked with my pantomime to get the great treats I desired.

We came to visit Sitges and stopped here for lunch, the service was amazing and they gave such…read moreterrific recommendations! We had the choripan sandwiches, fresh juice, and a pitcher of sangria. The sandwiches were delicious and the drinks were delightfully light and refreshing, we would highly recommend!

Very popular and friendly café-bar, serving a wide variety of snack food in the evening until 23h…read more(sausages, seafood, burgers, tapas, sandwiches, chips). Trappist beers on tap and and a wide selection of bottled beers. Large TV screen showing soccer (for major matches it can get packed out). Outside seating area. Closed Mondays. The interior has been refurbished and now features wifi.