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.

Stopped at La Bouqueria after a day at the zoo and I am glad we stopped at this crepes shop. We…read morewere hungry so we decided to try a savory crep first and split it. We ordered the Italiano crepe which was good but would have been a little bit better if it had either an Italian or balsamic dressing on it. If it had that it would have been perfect! After we wished the Italiano crepe, we decided we needed to try one of the sweet crepes so we ordered the banana, strawberry and chocolate crepe. This crepe was right up my alley!! I loved it and it was huge! The crepes were great plus you get to watch her make them from scratch which was pretty cool too! Definitely worth the money!

Impossible to not notice this shop when you go to La Bouqueria, even just to take a look at those…read moreamazing pieces of art! I took an ham & cheese crep which was amazing and huge! There are so many other combinations and topping that you struggle to choose the best one, whether sweet or salty! Prices totally affordable and the crepe totally worth it! Highly recommended to have a quick meal while walking down La Ramble :)

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.

5 stars just for the location and ambience! It is a cafe located inside the famous Casa Amatller…read morewhich is adjacent to the even more popular Casa Batllo! We went to this cafe for a much needed coffee after the hectic touring of Casa Batllo. In addition to the great vibe, the outdoor seating offers backside views of Casa Batllo for those who couldn't tour the building

Cute cafe right next to the Casa Battlo Gaudi house. We ordered flat whites and enjoyed our drinks…read morein the covered patio seating connected to the cafe. The chocolate drinks looked tasty too!

Amazing chocolate croissants!!!…read more Flaky and buttery in the outside with both ends dipped in semi sweet chocolate. The best part was the chocolate filling inside.

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

Read about it and wanted to try. Very very cool hippy looking place with terrific staff. Terrific…read moremenu with a great variety of coffees, teas, fresh juices and the food. I had the poke nabucco salad of avocado, tomato, carrots, apple, cuke, lettuce, red cabbage and sunflower seeds with a drizzle of oil. My husband had the caprese focaccia which was great. The focaccia was toasted, crunchy with a little burnt sides. Perfect. We also had a side of the eggplant parm which was so tasty. We didn't have the tiramasu, of which I regret. Might have to head back another time. Definitely a gem for a delish healthy meal.

Stumbled upon this joint and how could I resist tiramisu? I loved that they serve it in glass…read morecontainers. The tiramisu was much better than I expected. It wasn't too sweet and the portion was just right. It was creamy, had a strong coffee taste and very flavorful. As I was ordering my tiramisu to go, my friend asked for tap water and the cashier gave her bottled water in a glass on the house! Talk about great customer service!

The hubs and I are in the area for Pride parade and found this place. The servers spoke English and…read morehad an English menu. Space accommodates about 3 tables for 2, 1 patio seating for 2-3 and one big table at the back that can sit 10 max. The coffees are reasonably priced. The hubs got a cappuccino (1 shot) and I got a latte (2 shots) for EUR2 each. We both liked the latte as it tastes more like the cappuccinos we get back home - strong flavours. The cappuccino was average in taste and volume to what we are used to back home. The menu includes teas, hot chocolate, cold brew, fresh fruit juices. Wifi is available and they have A/C. Overall, good place to enjoy talking and drinking coffee and tea.

Little cafe with great cakes and good coffee! When my husband lived in Barcelona, this was his…read morego-to place, so he wanted to bring me here. He loves the carrot cake and the americano. I ordered the red velvet cake which was delicious, one of the best I've had. It's a very small cafe but very cozy!

Great churros con chocolate here, the staff is amazing and friendly the environment is really nice,…read moregreat huge sitting!

Food: 3.75. Came by in the am to get some food before an excursion. Place was moderately busy…read morewhen I came by around 7 am. I ordered a slice of pizza, ham sandwich, and a pistachio croissant. Food was provided timely but pizza was cold. Everything was good except for the pizza slice. Service was good but not friendly. Service: 3.25 Ambiance: 3.5 Value: 3.75