Delicious cafe offering up some "American brunch" options in Gracia neighborhood! While we have…read moreenjoyed every aspect of our trip there was no denying we just missed the ability to have good ol' fashioned eggs for breakfast instead of a pastry. We stumbled upon Kamelia and they offered just that for us! They have a bunch of great egg dishes and breakfast dishes to try up and lots of vegetarian options too. I got the Eggs V which was a type of Benedict with english muffin, eggs avocado, asparagus and chick peas. PS chickpeas on eggs is GENIUS. We got some fries and salad on the side. My husband ordered the mushroom omelette which was so delicious and full of mushrooms! This is a great option if you want something cheap, quiet and off the touristy areas but also appeals to a standard "american breakfast" if you need it!

We stumbled upon this place in Barcelona and it is amazing. Best latte I've ever had. The food was…read moreincredible too.

This is a sweet little cafe tucked away on a side street in Gracia, perfect for a cup of coffee, a…read morespot of tea (served in a tiny Japanese teapot), a homemade baked good (the brownie may not look like much, but it is delicious), or a light lunch. The wifi is free and fast. The decor is airy and cheerful. And the women who work there are super-friendly. What more can you ask?

Wow. Everything was perfect. From the decor (wooden floors, tall ceilings, trendy lighting) to the…read moreambience (light blues music, wooden chairs n tables, lots of natural light) to the sandwiches (the falafel was great!), the coffee and the service. theres also free wifi - just make sure to ask the cashier for a pin code. theres also plenty of seating upstairs. ill definitely be coming back here with my laptop to work.

So far the best wifi cafe I've found in Barcelona: phenomenal gourmet sandwiches for about 4-5€,…read morejazzy music picks, reliable internet and sunny 3 floor venue with plenty of space. I'll be back!

We passed by here while looking for a breakfast place :) the donuts really caught our eye since…read morethey looked so delicious. All the donuts are all handmade and it was hard to choose just two to try. My friend got a matcha one while I went with Oreo. Both were absolutely fresh and delicious. They both had a white cream that oozed out after you take a bite. Very good! We also got coffee there too which was pretty decent.

Items Selected: Chocolate Frappe…read moreDulce de Leche Sugar and Raspberry Jam Tahini Pistachio Established in 1992 by a Greek ex-patriot in Barcelona, Lukumas Holes & Coffee was the third Breakfast stop on Friday, a visit earlier in the week prevented by the Doughnuts Shop's Cash-only policy but the wait perhaps fortuitous as the shelves were fully stocked on arrival with several of the glazed rings still warm to touch. Located on Carrer del Torrent de l'Olla, essentially an ally with clotheslines hanging overhead and access limited to those traveling by foot or bike, it was just prior to 11h00 that a party of two entered the small space where an English-fluent couple was chatting and enjoying Coffee, the same server present as during the first visit immediately complimenting one guest's T-Shirt featuring a Pig and thus kicking off a lengthy five-person conversation about the movie Okja on Netflix. Small and homey in its design, a single glass case of Donuts on the counter in front of an Espresso Machine with a small plastic Pig and map of Greece the only real decorations aside from colorful seating for four, it was after weighing both the choices and remaining appetite that the decision was made to invest in three Doughnuts plus a Chocolate Frappe, the drink cool and creamy but unfortunately overwhelmed by unsweetned Whipped Cream which made the last several sips mostly undrinkable. Moving on to the Donuts, Rings and Holes of several traditional flavors in addition to a few novelties offered next to Bagels, it was with two filled choices and one topped in sweetened Tahini and crushed Pistachios that the order was comprised, the bases all identical with an egginess reminiscent of Brioche while the toppings and fillings were all quite good, the Sugar and Raspberry Jam far lighter and more natural than many found Stateside while the Dulce De Leche pocket featured thick Caramel beneath Vanilla Glaze and Cinnamon Streusel.

Best part of the meal was the blue latte. It was delicious. But the main reason I came here was for…read moretheir avocado toast, which was a disappointment. As displayed on their Instagram, it doesn't come in the beautiful flowery design. This is fine, because I don't need my food to look pretty in order to enjoy it, but the taste wasn't there either. The bread wasn't enjoyable at all and all I feel like I could taste were the massive tomatoes that they threw on there. I ended up adding a bunch of olive oil and a little salt and pepper to try and mask the dry bread. Didn't help much. My tab for the latte and the avocado toast was around 10€. The restaurant does have a nice and cozy atmosphere. A good place to study or read a book and have a coffee, but maybe not eat toast.

Great coffee! Definitely a smaller place but they had a few bar seating along with two benches with…read moresmall side tables to put your drink. Service was fast - order at the middle kiosk and wait for your drink. They have a few iced drinks available, and you can choose which 3-4 beans to make the drink with. We got the iced latte along with the shakerato. The shakerato had no milk, so you can definitely taste the beans/coffee flavor. As for the iced latte, it was definitely less better and slightly more sweet and creamy due to the milk. You still tasted a bit of the flavor of the coffee.

First I saw the great reviews. So we went. It's a lot when you tell people no sweetener. Basically…read moreyou dictate how people should enjoy their coffee. As the owner you have that right. As the customer I will never go there. Half the flavor coffees were gone. Then it was just okay. BTW I don't even add sweetener. I just think it's pretentious.

Just fine, we couldn't find a place to have a sweet treat so decided to try this one while walking…read morearound gràcia. It was packed with a lot of families and kids too and they sat us all the way in the back where it was difficult to keep a conversation but we just sat and ended up ordering some hot cocoa with cream and churros. The chocolate was good, the cream was really really good and the churros were acceptable, I have had better ones honestly, they were a bit oily and they hadn't put sugar on them so they weren't sweet at all. The experience was just alright for the price tag, almost 8 euros for 4 churros and some chocolate seemed a bit steep for me. Don't think we'll be back..

Most excellent. Hot Chocolate is superb. Great place. Read the poor reviews and clearly they…read morewould be happy only at McDonalds. So don't be deterred come here and enjoy. GB