From the owner: Se inició en 2.009.read more

So apparently Loewe has a 100-year-old plaque and that's really all it took to get me in there…read more Historic plaque? Sold. I'm not a fan of the fashion but it's based in Barcelona, and the space is a vibe. It's like a fancy museum that meets rich aunt's closet. I'm a Prada person but this was cool to see.

I would strongly recommend this store. Initially I did not intend to enter this store since I was…read moreaiming at another brand. I was attracted by the storefront so I checked in. The store decor is very cozy and the staffs are extremely knowledgeable and attentive. We were delighted by our sale representative Luis. He is extremely patient to explain the history of the company and the specific detail of the leather good that completely changed my view of the brand. I would certainly go back to this store to purchase more items.

According to my ladies in our group, they loved it. Great selection of handbags, luggage, wallets…read moreand scarves. They thought this place had Outlet prices. About a 13 minute walk from La Ramblas.

Crazy crazy place!!! OK just weekends. It was a crazy day to come but I'm glad I did cause I found…read moreso many scarf and snood. Lots of great stuff. Love the kids clothes. They have men stuff but wasn't shopping for my husband. They also have a home section. But did not check it out. The place was a mess in certain section. Some piles and piles of clothes all over in sections that are not folded. Cant find your size. I had yo go crazy and look from one end to the other. Look under all different kinds of clothes for my size. I hope it's not like that all the time. Great prices and great stuff.

This is a smaller Primark store. Was expecting a bigger store like the one on Oxford Street in…read moreLondon. Gonna try to get to the bigger one in Barcelona. But we still bought lots of stuff. Update: We went to the other Primark in Barcelona at Diagonal Mar and its about the same size. So no need to visit the Diagonal Mar location if you are hoping for a bigger store. Tip: when buying the shoes, make sure the shoes match the size displayed on the hanger hook. Visited 19 August 2017

The Best Vintage Shop in Barcelona !!! + 200 m2 of vintage clothing ;)read more

I second Deji's review. This unassuming store has a serious kick. It's stocked with European labels…read morelike Numph and Rut & Circle. Depending on which side you enter, women's is on the top floor and men's on the lower level. Both carry an incredible selection of classics and trendy apparel and shoes. If you're headed to Park Güell, you should definitely pop over to Moloko.

This unsuspecting 2-floor shop down the street from Parque Guell boasts two things: free wifi (yay…read morefor tourists without phone service) and a strong desire for you to bargain with them. What is that you say? You've never haggled? My dears, it's high time you started. We waltzed in looking for gifts for the gentlemen in our lives, spotting the men's clothing racks from the road. Naturally we completely bypassed these, heading instead to the back racks with women's clothing and a stairway to heaven: several racks of lovely women's clothing at awesome prices. I found one light blue dress that looked amazing on me until I saw what was on it: a gasp-inducing water stain. It makes one question life's meaning until I remembered that bit about haggling. In all I purchased a man's shirt and two women's dresses, all quality garments. And what of that blue dress, you say? I haggled it down to 40% off, brought it home, washed it by hand, and wore it the next day. Like a negotiating boss.

A wonderful cafe with a great selection of savory and sweet snacks with great coffee! Had a…read moredelicious savory sausage cheese pizza/focaccia/quiche... shaped like a quiche but in between a pizza and focaccia with yummy cheese and sausage filling. And had a freshly grounded decaffeinated bean espresso. Lovely. The cafe is downstairs and cool.

Vacationed here in April and just remembered how much I LOVED their pistachio croissant! I still…read morethink about it! We loved this little cafe so much, we went twice in the short time we were in town! Their cafe was also delicious! I had a black espresso and it was just what I needed with my croissant! Our large group of family couldn't stop talking about this spot! We traveled all around Europe for two weeks (Spain, Italy, France), but this pastry was by far my FAVORITE!

Hey cashier, Good…read morenews: the Queen of England let me know that your room has been fully renovated in Buckingham Palace and that she would love to have you back as soon as you have finished your good work serving the underprivileged and frightfully ill-mannered public. How silly to think that when someone says "Hello" to you they should expect a response? The nerve of some people! No doubt there are more important things to be doing in the closet behind the register, and that the best moment to be doing them is at the moment one of the lowly plebs approaches. But seriously. You work at Zara. Come down off your high horse, hurry the fuck up, and when someone says, "Hello", respond. I can't avoid Zara, but I can avoid this one.

We spent 5 days in Barcelona and went to this store at least three times. I spent hours shopping…read morehere. It's near the top of my bucket list to return. Ideally I would love a shopping trip once a year.

I've been into this major Spanish department stores in past visits but never really walked around…read moreto look closer at their merchandise. This time we browsed each of the 6+ floors they have and realized they stock a huge selection of fashion, shoes, home items and food goods. I was very impressed at the quality of their goods and the friendly service of all associates in each department. The highlight was visiting their cafe restaurant on the top floor. They had everything from paella, pizza & pasta, Asian, baked goods to desserts. The dining area with its expansive views was worth the visit alone.