Forgot a long sleeve sweatshirt and popped into check out this place. Great selection for men and…read morewomen with lots of outerwear and Euro as well as American styles. Owner was super helpful and friendly in getting me what I needed while conversing in English.

Catalan cousins started Growold this year and it's an awesome concept boutique - the concept being…read morethe relaxed surfer/skater lifestyle long associated with Barcelona. Growold offers a range of sophisticated but casual international labels like WeMoto, Rhythm, Fjällräven, Native Youth, Penfield, Captain Fin, Poler, Nixon, and many more. Although the store specializes in menswear, there are a lot of rad accessories available for women like Pacific & Co. & Stance socks, House of Marley headphones, bad ass backpacks, etc. The guys told me that they plan on launching their eponymous clothing label next Spring, so I'm looking forward to seeing that new collection. Even better, they plan on opening an annex shop early next year to rent cruisers and skateboards.

From the owner: Especialistas en ropa, uniformes y efectos militares de más de 80 paise directamente de subasta…read more Ideal para cine, teatro, airsoft, recreación histórica, disfraces, caza...

GO TO THIS STORE! It's 100% stocked with anything and everything you need including repair…read moreservice. I was helped by "David" who went out of his way to assist me. No bad or superior attitude by anyone I encountered, which is unusual for a top level bicycle shop. Get off City Tour (Red Route) bus at stop at 16 or 17 - it's right in between. Seriously - this is the only bike shop you need to see in Barcelona!

Appallingly obnoxious customer care. Honestly, after 8 years in Barcelona I don't even know why it…read morestill surprises me. The clerk was confrontational when given a friendly question. Professed ignorance but told me that an Aerobie Superdisc was a dog frisbee and mocked me for being willing to buy it and use it anyway. When asked why in the shop website the items are set "available" but in the physical shop there is nothing he told me I was surely wrong: my iPhone argued otherwise so he dismissed me with a business card and an advice to "call a colleague of his and negotiate the purchase on the phone". I might dismiss his as drunk and jerky.

My first time in a Le Coq Sportif boutique and I loved it. They are a small French athletic…read morecompany, but they hold their own with decent looking street wear, low key athletic attire, and retro t-shirts that they make in the store from a back catalog of formerly sponsored teams. Unusual and cool. Go ahead and rock the Coq.

Le Coq Sportif never caught on in the states because it has the word Coq in the name. Otherwise,…read morethey make really cool sports and athleisure wear. Great bicycling stuff. I found a short sleeve hoodie with the pocket on the inside. Great track suits and shoes made in France. Give it a shot, they all speak English in there.