This place was amazing! I went back daily and tried different things. I can say it was one of the…read morehighlights to my food journey. Very clean and courtesy service. They were very patient explain what was in it each item.

Everything is intricately, sophisticatedly decorated. They're all beautiful but not too beautiful…read morethat you feel bad eating it. Though one complaint, one major complaint I have with this place, is how overly sweet it all is. But with a cup of coffee it evens out. Xocolata Taraonja (AKA- Orange chocolate mousse cake) - very flavorful without the chocolate overpowering it all. It's a good balance between the two strong flavors. The mousse layers as well, compliments the (chocolate) sàble base. La Cirera- (AKA- The Apple shaped cherry mousse cake) is incredibly adorable. The outside, though shaped and looks of a red apple, the inside is anything but. Cherry mousse with a thin but incredibly rich Nutella layer all resting atop a sandy shortbread base. It's mostly just beautiful.. the taste, though.. soothing, it's overwhelmingly sweet. Somethings are meant to be photographed and not enjoyed. Cherry flavors seem lost if one didn't know what flavor it was as they bite into it. Tartin - flavorful, sweet with a buttery crumbly base. At first bite everything's wonderful but at second, third chew, it starts to get too sweet. But still good. It's not as pretty as the rest but flavor wise, it works the best. Their pastry sections are more of their strong suit when it comes to taste. Croissants are flaky and buttery, not to mention a great deal for one. €1.10 for a plain croissant. It's also beautifully made. Overall, don't do what I did when I came here and try to eat all three super super sweet mousse tartlets in one sitting, instead maybe take them home or hotel and enjoy with some sugar-free coffee. This patisserie has their presentation down. But it's for the sweet tooth not for the faint-tongued. Service are generally well. All the employees there seem to speak English so if you're not from Spain or can't speak the language, no worries. Last tip: try to come early as it tends to get busy during pastry craving hours. Rumor has it (source: google) this patisserie is owned by an award winning chief.

Sad to see it's changed so much. Limited pastries, no full wall of breads…read more Service not particularly friendly or warm. Space hasn't changed much since it opens, except for the racks of breads by the entrance. Food flies around the pastries also.

This place is super yummy and a great price! The service was amazing everytime I went (bakery and…read morehotel) and they were always very nice. It's a very cute coffee shop with an amazing plant wall in the back and an outside seating area. There is lots of tables but it can get busy!

Pricey but worth it. Yummy tiramisu. Good coffee. Friendly service. Decent seating. You can sit…read morehere and relax and totally take your time. Spot on. One negative, the ceiling is a bit low so watch your head if you're taller than 6 feet tall.

OK pastries, not so tasty quiche.....not the friendliest establishment but the cakes are pretty :)…read moreInexpensive in my opinion, you can get a croissant for less than $1 euro

If you're in Barcelona and love bakeries, Forn Puiggròs is an absolute must…read more Their pastries are perfection, the mini croissants rellenos de crema pastelera are my weakness. They're light, buttery, and filled with just the right amount of cream, truly irresistible. And if you're a chocolate lover, their chocolate version is equally divine (you might just need to get both, trust me). But my absolute favorite treat here is the pan dulce con manzana. The buttery layers, the delicate apple slices caramelized just right, and the subtle sweetness make it the perfect pastry. Pair it with a strong espresso and you've got the ideal way to start your morning in Barcelona. The best part? You don't have to stop at breakfast. I always recommend grabbing one of their fresh bocadillos en pan casero to enjoy later in the day, or picking up one of their panes artesanos to savor at home, simple, rustic, and delicious even on their own. Forn Puiggròs isn't just a bakery, it's a ritual. Go in the morning, enjoy something sweet with your coffee, and leave with bread that will make the rest of your day even better.

We stopped at Forn in Barcelona for some breakfast pastries and coffee, and it was a great…read moreexperience. There were six of us, so we kind of caught them by surprise, but the staff didn't miss a beat. They took good care of us with friendly and efficient service. The pastries were absolutely delicious, and the cappuccinos were spot on--just the perfect start to the day. Overall, Forn is a great little spot near Sagrada Familia for breakfast, and I recommend it if you're in the area.

Boldú is everywhere near my hotels. They have the cutest donuts there with different flavors, eg…read morechocolate, pistachios, original, dubai chocolate, etc. They have mini version if you want to grab different favors. They also serve different sandwiches if you prefer savory. Overall, great service but not a typical cafe in Barcelona.

very cute little café I recommend the caramel iced latte. It's really good. The Matcha was OK! I…read morewould not recommend if you are matcha connoisseur. very cute interior. The pistachio croissant was amazing. Interior makes for good pictures too! Staff are very friendly also be aware. The restroom for customers is up the stairs into your left. It says WC.

I thought this place looked familiar. I was looking through some photos of the trip Jamie W. and I…read moretook to Barcelona nine years ago, and sure enough, there was a photo of us in the chairs with the backs emblazoned by this cafe bakery's name (photo: http://bit.ly/2BPqQU6). I was even recalling the same thought I had on our most recent visit: Why aren't there more cafes that just serve coffee on the Rambla de Catalunya? Why? WHYYY??!! Oh boy, I just sounded like Nancy Kerrigan after her knee was throttled. But I am serious because every other spot on the long multi-block concourse was a full-fledged restaurant, and we just wanted to sip something warm. We sat ourselves down at one of the sidewalk tables where caffeinated Catalans were already holding court. Jamie and I were getting ready for dinner at 4amb5 down the street in El Raval. Since our reservation was about an hour away, we ordered a couple of 2.10€ Cafe con Leches to sip slowly (photo: http://bit.ly/2p9LICG). It had just the right amount of sweetness to mitigate our primal desire for the freshly baked croissants and other pastries showcased in their front window (photo: http://bit.ly/2zeoefG). We took a peek at the bakery inside and saw all the gift boxes full of cookies and candies that could have made nice stocking stuffers had we not recognized how incredibly selfish we were in not wanting to lug decorative tins around town. How much you wanna bet we'll be back here in another nine years? COFFEE - 4 stars...just the right level of sweetness in this warm libation AMBIANCE - 4 stars...a true sidewalk cafe...this is Europe, si SERVICE - 3.5 stars...efficient TOTAL - 4 stars...cafe con leche, por favor

Pretty good pastries! We came on a Sunday and were hoping to get their empanadas but they were not…read moreavailable:( We came back the next day and we enjoyed their tuna, chicken, spinach and spicy beef empanadas. Price is 2.7 Euro so a bit on the pricey side since we walked to other parts of town and they were under 2 Euros and bigger too. I guess we pay for the convenience of this being near where we stay and also being in the Exiample area. They have good apple tarts and croissants too.

Visually appealing and delicious breakfast with kind service. This is our second time at Brunch &…read moreCake but our first at this location in L'Eixample. Comparing the food to our first time back in 2018, I would say the carbs were a tad dry and the ingredients were slightly scaled back. We very much enjoyed our meals nonetheless. Plate presentations were aesthetically pleasing. Very busy cafe, soothing natural decor, attentive waitstaff. Bathroom has a step up to go inside which my mom found difficult to navigate on her own. Our party was sat at a table just by the doorway to allow room for our wheelchair. A patron on his way out tried to snatch my brother's sling bag by an "accidental" snag as he was passing by.

Delicious. No wonder why there was line on the street to enter. Deserves a repeat visitread more

This cafe in the gothic quarter of Barcelona specializes in sweets made in monasteries and…read moreconvents. Full of tradition, delicious and made to the same recipe for generations, these sweet treats must have a lot of nostalgia for some, but for the curious and uninitiated, they are interesting and in a weird way, pretty heavenly. In addition to trays of candy made by nuns, you can sample more straight ahead treats like tea cakes, lemon meringue pies, and a refreshing house horchata. Recommended.

Elegant, quaint & very unique tea house in heart of old Ciutat Vella. Very lovely interior decor…read morewith old world charm. I didn't order anything but purchased a small gift for the girl watching my pet while I travel. This is definitely a place that stands out and worth poking your head in if you are nearby.