Quaint place right in La Pedrera. The ceiling is reflects the building. The staff and service are outstanding. The menu is tight. The wines are good. We weren't that hungry so we had a salad that was huge great flavors. We also had the hummus which comes with crisp pandams. Huge portion size and the nachos no meat again generous portions. Everything is fresh. read more

Cafe de La Pedrera - Salad, nachos and hummus - Mediterranean Near Me - Barcelona, B

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Just ate here with a large grp while visiting Barcelona - it was my favorite meal there! Beautiful restaurant, healthy, delicious food and lots of variety in small portions. Would definately visit again! read more

I got the veal. To be honest it wasn't tender, pretty chewy, but I was craving some "steak" so it really hit the spot. The arugula salad was perfect too since I wanted some fresh vegetables. I also got the "tropic" juice. I loved how it had that top foam layer you see with fresh juice. Also got an aperol spritz, which was honestly pretty huge. If you come here for a drink you'll definitely get your moneys worth. Check out the decor too, it makes you want to hang around take plenty of pictures! read more

Cafe de La Pedrera - Veal - Mediterranean Near Me - Barcelona, B

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We had the breakfast here before touring La Pedrera. Friendly service and delicious food. read more

Cafe de La Pedrera - Mediterranean Near Me - Barcelona, B

The drink (pictured) was alright, service was alright, cool surroundings, needs more indoor lighting. read more

Cafe de La Pedrera - Matcha Latte - Mediterranean Near Me - Barcelona, B

Tapas and coffee are part of the reason here but to look at Gaudi's architecture is an important one. Like the huge window overlooking the main streets, big greenery. Worth a few hours here. Uniqueness: 10/10 Food & coffee: 8/10 Value: 10/10 read more

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Cafe de La Pedrera is an elegant dining location within Casa Mila, and its ceiling shares the exterior's wavy designs inspired by the sea. We arrived early for our evening tour of Gaudi's impressive architecture and gladly found its cafe to be mostly unoccupied, clean and quiet. This was quite rare for us in Barcelona. Our supper course was delicate, though not spectacular, and white wine paired well with the food. The mussels were neatly plated on pebbles, the smoked salmon crackers were nicely flavoured, and the soup was creamy but not overfilling. Service was courteous and quick to present our meal. We enjoyed the ambience (and free wifi) prior to visiting the rest of Casa Mila. After the tour, we sipped champagne before leaving to end a nice evening. read more

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Cheese plates came after meal. Cod was ok and chicken ok. We order 2 drinks. Terrible. the desserts where ok and coffee. Don't waist your money with so many great restaurants around. read more

Standard breakfast food. Great place to grab a bite to eat and do some people watching while you have a cappuccino. read more

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I came in late night and was seated right away. I ordered the chef's special which was six tapas paired with a glass of house red or white wine. I wasn't told which tapas were which, but all tasted amazing except for the pizza. I ended up getting a glass of the white and ordered a cosmo. My drink was deliciously made. Food came out quick and service was also quick and adequate. I enjoyed the restaurant itself, it brings a very fancy vibe and the prices were reasonable. read more

Cafe de La Pedrera - Mediterranean Near Me - Barcelona, B

Great cafe in front of La Pedrera with free WiFi and a great place to get a coffee, drinks or something to eat before or after your visit. Servers were very nice and efficient. Great place to also people watch, day or night. The street cafés are a great place to really get the feel of the hustle and bustle of this awesome city. read more

Cafe de La Pedrera - Cafe con Leche! - Mediterranean Near Me - Barcelona, B

The ambiance in this place is amazing. The food is very good the service... eh? They were busy and clearly understaffed but the wait staff was kind and I was not in a rush. The baccalau was delicious. For a "museum cafe" it's pretty great in my book. read more

The place is very nice , at the beginning the service was nice until a bit later the waitress were mixing up our orders between chicken and fish .we are a large group of family touring and pre- appointment. She keep insisting we should eat the chicken already made because " someone " changed their mind . She did not write down orders and she made a mistake for 4 chicken and 7 fish the other way around . So some of us had to eat the chicken and I insist I am not eating what I did not order . Besides it's 50$ a person ! So with all the confusion and probably a diversion - one of our friend with us realized her back pack is missing with all her money credit cards and passport !! One camera only working and they did not even let us stay to look at it . Our tour guide who brought us there in the restaurant was in a hurry ito get us out " we are late we are late we have to go " . It is a very shady place and I will never recommend this resto. The entire time we are taking pics we had the bag in the pic and no one is even sitting next to us except us 20 people !! It was so sudden - the bag just vanished . So we did have everything next to us but once a diversion happened all of a sudden bag gone !! read more

Skip this place. We had time to kill before our tour, and this was right there. We stood inside for about 5 minutes before being able to wave someone down. We were instructed to sit where we wanted, even though there were no clean tables and the only free table was missing seats. We found an extra seat, dragged it over, and settled in. Ten minutes in and I noticed 4 other tables trying to frantically wave a waiter down. Two more sets of people had came in and seated themselves by now, and still no service. At this point we should have left but the location was convenient and we held our for just a bit more. There were 4 servers upstairs and not one single person on the floor to assist the many tables waiting to order or pay. Several groups had come and gone. Another 10 minutes later, we had no choice but to leave. The idea is great, but I don't know how they managed to get any good ratings or recommendations with dirty tables and zero service. I really tried, but 25 minutes of no greeting or service is just inexcusable. At least I had free WiFi to look for a different cafe nearby. read more

Wow, what a missed opportunity. Yes this place is touristy, yes it isn't as fancy as it may seem, and yes the food is tasty, It is in a beautiful architectural masterpiece, so you would think the service would at least be average or above. Not so. The lack of attention to detail, communication between staff members, and general performance of the wait staff was super disappointing. We called ahead early to see about a table for two and after a short wait, the woman on the phone said no problem. We arrived 5 minutes later and once we got inside the guy who seemed to be the head waiter asked if we had a reservation. I said we had called and he took us into the dining room and seated us at a small table. We looked over the menu and perused the bottles on the bar to decide on drinks. The chairs are rather uncomfortable. Some with cushions and some with just wicker bottoms and not much in the way of back support. The table next to us ended up being offered a "better" chair early into their meal. While we waited, three other tables were seated near us. We put our menus aside and waited some more. We are used to the speed of service in Europe by now so expected a little wait, but it was getting into double digits and we hadn't even been asked for a drink order. Then the head waiter goes to one of the tables seated after us to take their drink order, and head over to put their order in, instead of seeing to any of the other tables in our section on his at way. Head waiter finally came over and we decided we had better order all at once or we were going to be there all night. We ordered cocktails, and the Barcelona style cannelloni from the appetizer menu. For entrees, my wife ordered the Catalan style cod, and I ordered the chicken thighs stuffed with pork, which sounded delicious. This is where things went downhill fast. Having finally ordered, I went to the restroom. I saw that another yelper mentioned the untidy bathroom, and that has not changed. I found toilet paper all over the bathroom floor including some that was bloody. There was also a spot of blood on the sink. My wife said the ladies room was even worse (though no blood). I get back to the table in time to see the couple next to us getting served the wrong beer (by a different server). They take it away and replace it. A little while later, the same waitress brings their appetizer course, a salad. The guy at that table has to flag her down again to ask for the vinaigrette that should have come with it - they served a dry salad. Then the waitress shows up again with the right beer, and tried to serve it to me. Later that same waitress brings out the wrong food and tries to serve it to that table. She takes the incorrect hot dish away. Then, a little while after that, the same waitress brings out our food, sort of, and tries to serve it to our neighbors. I say sort of, because we received the appetizer and my wife's cod at the same time, but my chicken dish is nowhere to be found, I share some of the appetizer with my wife while she is eating her entree, in the hope that my food will arrive soon, once it becomes clear that that Is not the case, she let me finish the appetizer. My dish never shows up, and we're both done with what was served to us by the time I could have gotten our waiter'a attention to ask about it. My wife saw similar issues at other tables behind me. The staff needs to communicate better if they're going to share tables. They also need some sort of table numbering system to avoid the wrong things going to the wrong table. I received no apology when I pointed out the errors. Two stars is generous and it is mainly because the food was delicious, and of course you can't say enough about the beautifully designed Gaudi building in which this poor excuse for a restaurant is housed. read more

Located in the Casa Mila, this cafe is very convenient for a drink while taking in the beauty of Gaudi's La Pedrera masterpiece. There are many outdoor tables with heat lamps to keep you warm on a cold winter's night. Bathrooms were really messy and the servers barely noticed us, hence the 3 stars.. Can't go wrong with the beer which was affordable considering the location. read more

Great cafe in the ground level of a Gaudi apartment building. My husband ordered the vermut tinto & it was citrusy & delicious. It came with two orange slices. I had a glass of Relitividad red wine as he perfect warming accent to the chilly weather settling in. We sat outside & ate patatas braves & watched people walk by. A little expensive, but only relatively compared to the best of the city. Probably because it's in a Gaudi building. read more

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in the historic center of the citadel of barcelona is this curious restaurant where we find excellent service and delicious dishes typical of the Catalan area dans le centre historique de la citadelle de Barcelone se trouve ce curieux restaurant où l'on trouve un excellent service et de délicieux plats typiques de la région catalane. , , read more

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The only reason why I'm giving this a 3 instead of a five was because of the service. Our waiter wasn't really attentive or nice to us. Forgot to bring one of our desserts and rarely came to our table we had to look for him. We went while we waited to go in La pedrera had dessert which was awesome! And their drinks are good too! read more

Cafe de La Pedrera - Mediterranean Near Me - Barcelona, B

Waiting for entering Casa Battlo, and decided to have a drink at Cafe de la Perera if I can taste a bit of Gaudi's wonderful output of Casa Mila. Well, home-made lemonaid and custard are ok, but not particular. Interior of the cafe is not much to see. Waivy ceiling looks interesting and it's enjoyable and resting to sit for a moment, but not much to see the great architect's genious work.. I might've expected too much from this cafe to taste Casa Mila. In order to see Gaudi's work, it's better to pay entrance fee to go in the real building not a cafe..? read more

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Here for ten minutes: Delicious lemon meringue! Convenient place, too Would've stayed longer (Shout out to the cute waiter!) Better than the tour. read more

Great place to have a drink (before or after) your La Pedrera visit. Sangria is especially refreshing. read more

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After our tour of La Pedrera (totally an amazing experience by the way)we were hungry. Now I speak a little Spanish and I am not one of those Americans who believes everyone needs to learn English. What shocked me was that in a tourist town at one of the top tourist sites the waiter had no grasp of the English language and would not slow down when speaking in Spanish so I could understand him. That in itself was no major deal we managed, so I order a mojito and am told they are out, which was disappointing but again I got over it. So I ordered a Russian Salad and was told it was unavailable. At this point we should have left, but I ordered a Caesar Salad instead (my wife had ordered the same thing so I figured it was safe to say that they had at least 2 in stock). Proper Caesar dressing and Mayonnaise share a lot of the same main ingredients, yet they taste quite different. A Caesar Salad with a large clump of mayo is vile and not fit to be consumed by anyone yet that is what we were both given, the chicken was dry and flavorless. The only saving grace was that the vegetables were fresh which is why two stars and not one. Barcelona is full of good restaurants avoid this one. read more