Skip the churros at the Boqueria, go here instead! Only ten minutes walk from the Boqueria or from…read morethe Barcelona cathedral. You won't be disappointed because the chocolate is served hot and the churros are crispy and freshly made. The one at Boqueria is the same price but less churros. Worst of all, they pre-make earlier and just microwave when you order, leaving the churros soggy.

A local churros joint in downtown Barcelona. The place is small and there's no seating.ots very hot…read moreinside cuz I think because of the frying of the churros. They have many different kinds of churros flavours and dip. I wanted to try the regular one with sugar and opted for the hot chocolate dip. The churros were crunchy and fresh. The hot chocolate was okay but I liked that it isn't that sweet. I think it's worth a try and a Barcelona must try foods.

We were walking past this place and decided we need to stop by! We had the churros with chocolate…read moreand RACIÓ DE PORRES (I like this one better than the churros) they're different, the churros had a crunch on the outside and the RACIÓ DE PORRES was softer on the outside and didn't need to dip in the chocolate! The RACIÓ DE PORRES had more taste!

Came here for the churros con chocolate and it did not disappoint. Definitely satisfied my craving…read more Service was quick. Downfall is that it is small with very minimal seating place. And it was super hot inside which made it a tad hard to enjoy. But definitely worth getting the churros.

After a long day at Sagrada Familia, we wanted to have something sweet. They had a wide variety of…read morecherries but we wanted to try the classics. The pistachio cream with raspberries was good and smooth. The chocolate dip was a little thin compared to other places that. Overall good experience

Decent Churros and Delicious Hot Chocolate…read more It'd be a real crime not to go to a churros restaurant during a visit to Spain. It tell people all the time that churros in Spain are different than churros found in the United States. Food in Spain is simple, yet delicious. With that being said, this churro restaurant is right next to the main attraction in Barcelona: La Sagrada Familia. It wisely knows its audience- the millions of tourists who come every year. Stupid people who don't know what a true, traditional churro is will gladly choose one of their overly complex, sugar-ridden churros, which I suspect are just as delicious as their plain ones. However, even their plain ones have a touch of sugar on top. It may sound like I'm ragging on this place, but I'm not! The churros were good, and the hot chocolate sauce was especially great. But the substance and high price, while not surprising, knock this place down two stars for €6 for small churros and a cup of chocolate sauce. The food is good and the location is great, but if you want great churros at a reasonable price, move away from the basilica.

Crema Catalana was absolutely delicious! The lady was extremely kind and the atmosphere was very…read moretraditional. You can see and taste the tradition of this 150+ year old establishment. The Crema Catalana tastes not too sweet and perfectly chilled, cold cream with warm, recently caramelized crunchy sugar bark on top. First one I've had so nothing to compare to but I like it a lot! Texture is less solid than a crème brûlée and kind of tastes like bubblegum almost.

Delicious churros with hot fudge for dipping on the side. Service is quick, not super friendly. I…read morewould still recommend as the churros were hot and delicious. Small shop with plenty of seats. They sell cured meats as well. We tried the honey and brie with nuts. Its a mildly sweet treat for those watching their sugar intake.

Our friend that has been living in Barcelona for 9 years brought us here when we were visiting. So…read moreDelicious and rich! They sold churros with different favorite cream inside some of them. I got the one with pistachio cream and my son got the chocolate cream. We also got some plain churros with the chocolate sauce to dip. Super sweet and the perfect sweet treat after a night of walking around Barcelona!

Been here many many times. The especial is your typical xurros amb xocolata (churros w chocolate)…read more I particularly like the churro filled w dulce de leche. Often a long line. Not the best in the city but convenient and tasty!

I wish I could say this nicely, but unfortunately the coffee here is disgusting…read more We got four cappuccinos, each one tasting like dirty water. I couldn't take more than two sips because it was that bad. I've never had coffee that tasted like this. The food was decent though. We got a lemon poppy cake, empanadilla, and pan con tomate as well.

Came here about 15 minutes before they close hoping to get some late night dessert, but they said…read moreit was too late to make a Crema Catalana. They actually started closing up quite early already removing the gelato like 10 minutes before closing time. Husband ended up getting a Frappe, but they said they could only make one with whatever few flavors of gelato they had left out. He asked for one with the Kinder Bueno. If we were expecting a warm drink but then saw that it was like a milkshake, and less excited. But ended up being pleasantly surprised! The drink was delicious! Smooth and flavorful and went out really easy. Definitely recommend!

Well worth a stop. Dark chocolate and churros! Get a chocolate each and share a portion of churros…read more Excellent

My tour guide took my husband and me to Granja La Pallaresa. The exterior of the building said that…read morethe business was established in 1947. I ordered churros with chocolate and a drink. The total price was 8.55 euros. My tour guide asked the employee if I was allowed to sit in the tables and chairs in the dining room. I felt surprised that he asked. I had assumed that I as a paying customer would automatically be allowed to sit inside and eat. I rate the churros as 4 stars and the dark chocolate dip as 4 stars. These churros might be more authentic to Spain, but my husband and I personally prefer the churros in the U.S.

Finding chocolates valor was a pleasant surprise as we were looking for a quick snack in the…read moreafternoon. Although it's a small shop, they have a decent amount of seating. Valor is known for their chocolate selection which they have plenty to choose from including dark chocolate (my favorite). To my surprise, the churros were pretty good as the staff makes them fresh so they come out piping hot and freshly cut before serving. So definitely worth a stop for some churros con chocolate. The service is friendly and despite a busy crowd, they make an effort to keep orders moving along.

After a big walk with my mom and dad I was craving hot chocolate. I love chocolate regularly so we…read moredecided to stop by since it was local. We speak English so we went in the shop and tried to translate the menu with an app. But we didn't have connection and it was already our turn. I chose what looked the best and went with a hot chocolate. The guy taking our order was fine. My mom asked if it had milk in it but he didn't answer our question. He was very efficient though . The ambiance was cozy. It felt like I was at a chocolate house! With a few seats to sit at with red seats and decor. Wonder why I put three stars? Here's the deal. After we ordered I tasted the hot chocolate. The whipped cream didn't taste like anything just fluffy whipped cream that took half of the cup. I dug deep into the hot chocolate and tried a bit and it tasted like literal melted chocolate. Not liquidy, just melted chocolate in a cup. Look, I love chocolate don't get me wrong but if you call that hot chocolate, idk what hot chocolate is anymore. It was a thick liquid and I didn't drink it in small gulps, it was too thick to do that and I didn't want to get sick. I got a small stomachache from drinking that. It tasted like pure melted chocolate. Too pure. If you want to go to Chocolates Valor, just go for regular chocolate or something else and not hot chocolate. It tasted like a chocolate sauce.