LOVEEEEE! the whole family is super helpful and kind! shoes are very comfortable and well priced…read more(remember to bring a pic of ur passport for tax refund)

Handmade esperadilles shop. They had many selections and various prices. The shop attendant…read morewas super helpful in determining sizing and if it was correct for my foot. Shoes are very comfortable.

Since Spain is the birth place of my favourite brand of shoes I figured I really couldn't visit the…read morecountry without visiting a Camper store... and I'm pleased to say Barcelona's store was lovely. Although maybe not quite as large as the one in San Francisco, the folks working there were great. We tried broken Spanish for a bit - but they were pleased to attempt practicing their English with me too. I tried on 2 pairs of boots, which I then tried on about 10 times... and all the while both people working just smiled and kept encouraging me to keep trying them until I was happy with my decision. So - for anyone with a taste for awesomely neat shoes, and heading to Barcelona, definitely make a point of stopping by this store. So worth it!

If, like me, you adore... no, you live for this brand of shoe, then there can be little more of a…read moreholy trip to Mecca than to buy a pair of Campers in Spain. A decade and change ago I fell into my cult following of this brand while walking off my jet lag in Barcelona. That was when Campers were not widely available beyond Spain and you could turn heads with their quirky cool designs. Very few brands wear as well as Campers! This particular store, while not situated in the founding environs of Majorca, comes pretty close to a religious experience. The entire season's line for both men and women is well stocked and ready and waiting for you. The staff here are wonderful! They have kept me shod and filled my shopping lists all while being charming.

If you love shoes, you need to check out Kokua - they only make one style (flats) but they make…read morethat in an incredible number of colors and materials. Everything is handmade in Barcelona, using fair trade practices. Be aware that there are 2 shops within a few feet of one another - they each stock certain sizes only. Interestingly, every pair they have is on display, arranged by size. It's whole sizes only and 1/2 sizes can be achieved by using an insole. Prices range based on complexity of materials and design - plain black flats were €50-60 and multi colored mixed material shoes went as high as €110. You really do need to try them in as we found different materials fit differently on the foot. They were running a nice special where you could get a pair of shoes and matching buttery-soft leather bag for €150. Did I buy some shoes? Well, I will neither confirm nor deny that I'm wearing a pair right now and they're quite comfortable.

Love this place. If you like comfortable ballet slippers then make a stop here. We had a lot of…read moretrouble narrowing down what to purchase because there is so much variety. The inventory is huge and they had pretty much every selection in my size. The sales person was extremely helpful and patient.

Stopped by at this store for a quickie, they had great Espadrille shoe selections a bit pricey but…read moreservice was nice in El Born neighborhood in Barcelona.

So comfortable! Made entirely in Spain!…read moreSo many choices! Way cheaper than in the US... The perfect souvenir is one that you can wear.

the best selection of designers, a wonderful staff. You wont fiond these shoes anywhere else in…read morebarcelona!

After wandering around the endless narrow streets/passages of the area we came across Tiago's shop…read more As an artist and someone who appreciates quality footwear this place truly spoke to us. I was really interested in simply taking some cool photographs but once inside the smell and authenticity of the products had me hooked. Tiago has an interesting display of boots that he has worn for 1yr-5yr-10yr in order to show the softness of the leather and beautiful patina. My only regret is that it's a bit hot in Barcelona to wear them immediately (I tried with shorts- but got a negative vote). If you are interested in handmade boots/shoes that will literally last a lifetime, take a look at this spot!

Honestly I didn't know about this shoe shop. I just find it while walking around the area. Loved…read moretheir shoes!! So cute and comfortable :-) I'll definitely go back to the shoe shop when I get a chance to go to Barcelona!

This store carries Toni Pons brand espadrilles. There's everything from plain flat espadrilles for…read morelike 12 euro to fancier wedges for 70 euro. It was very busy when I was there. The sales people were friendly and helpful for the most part. I don't know much about Toni Pons shoes and whether they are good or not. I ended up buying 3 pairs, so we'll see how it goes after I wear them a while! Note that there are 3 locations of this store, all quite close to each other. One in El Born, one in Barri Gotic, and I forget the other. You can find it on their website. I went to 2 of the stores and they had almost exactly the same stock. (The other store--not the one this review is for--was empty!) After buying a pair, I changed my mind and went back the next day to exchange them for something else. I don't believe you can RETURN items, only exchange. So keep that in mind. Use the Yelp checkin for a free tiny espadrille keychain. :)

I bought four pairs of shoes on my trip to Italy and Spain but unfortunately just one from the Toni…read morePons/Lluis Manuel store in Barcelona. I say "unfortunately," because I purchased a gorgeous pair of espadrille wedges for just 79 euros (and Toni Pons retails for double the price in the US), and I'm so happy with the style + comfort level of this shoe! I only wish I had had more room in my suitcase to purchase at least one additional pair. Prior to visiting the Toni Pons store, I had gone to the famous La Manual Alpargatera store about a block or so away, hoping to purchase one of their famous espadrilles. Service was extremely poor there and it was very crowded, and I left without buying anything. The Toni Pons store caught my eye and fortunately I went in. While the store is also busy, it wasn't crazy chaotic like the La Manual store was, and service was actually helpful and decently friendly. The shoes at Toni Pons were also much more stylish than La Manual and there were many more choices, especially in leather! (I much prefer shoes with leather vs. canvas linings since leather helps my feet breathe.) I like my espadrilles so much that I just bought two more online at their online store. While I unfortunately I have to pay shipping, it's still much cheaper to buy it at their online store than via US retailers like Nordstrom or Zappos, who charge literally double the price. Highly recommend this store!