We literally stopped her every morning we were I. Barcelona…read more The pastries are Amazing! Especially the white chocolate croissant. Though the cinnamon rolls were pretty delicious as well. The service was wonderful and quick even when it is busy. The staff grabbed up pastries, heated sandwiches and made specialty coffees quickly and with a smile. There is also a very cute sitting area with a lush green plant wall that has a ton of natural light great for selfies and relaxing

This place is incredible--from their coffee and pastries to their breads and sandwiches. Luckily,…read moreit was just two blocks from my hotel, so I enjoyed breakfast there every morning. The staff is fantastic--friendly, accommodating, and always smiling. With several locations across Barcelona, I highly recommend checking out this spot if you're visiting the city.

Oh yum! If you're looking for desserts or are wanting a sweet, this place is very good…read more To enter you must press a button on the outside. The automatic door will open. To exit, do the same thing. Fresh bright and tasty pastries. It was hard to decide so take you time and take all the smells in.

Awesome bakery in a residential area of BCN. Its open sliding doors and line up of baked goods was…read moreinviting. I ordered a spinach quiche and cafe ola. My group ordered pastries and flatbreads, and all enjoyed. Incredibly cool interior, coffee shop in the back.

Oooh! So delicious!…read more Boldú sells bread and sandwiches, but their speciality is pastries. Not just any pastries though... doughnuts! They sell all sorts of doughnuts, themed and flavored (during holidays they have different themes like Santa Claus shaped men and they have spiders for Halloween) and filled, and also cronuts! Delicious. Really good. The prices are a little high, but the actual pastries, in my experience, are gigantic, so it equals out. The ladies at the counter are always really nice and have no problem being helpful and telling you which flavor everything is. Great cute, tiny locale, no seats, just a walk in, but really well decorated. Wonderful stuff! Great!

This place was cute. Its basically a donut in the shape of a gingerbread, stuffed with chocolate…read moreand extremities dipped in chocolate. There ate some other options, but this place is known for the donut.

Forn J. Monserrat is the only bakery I know where scratch-made bread meets authenticity, history,…read moreand family. This bakery has definitely been around for at least a century and the original family still runs and manages it. The experience of visiting something so authentic made me feel special. I was invited to try some tiny chocolate dipped croissants by the sweetest and kindest soul, Sandra. The tiny warm croissants just melted in my mouth. They were amazing! Besides that, the family sells several other varieties of scratch-made breads with recipes that have literally been handed down over the years! Authenticity is invaluable, and you can see that every year when the lines wrap around the building and down the street during Kings day for their authentic king's bread (Rosca de Reyes). Also their bread can be perfectly paired with cured meat. I definitely recommend anyone give this place a visit!

My favorite meal I had in Barcelona (which is saying a lot) because of the great coffee and…read moreexcellent atmosphere given by the owners. We went back every morning. Affordable and delicious.

Bracafe stands for Brazilian Cafe. I stumbled upon this restaurant on a whim hungry and looking for…read morea quick bite to eat to start my day exploring Barcelona. This is actually a chain cafe that has many locations scattered around Barcelona however just because it's a chain does not mean it's wasn't delicious! My group of three people ordered a cafe con leche with whipped cream and also a cappuccino along with a Pernil Serrano warm sandwich and another salami ham sandwich. Coffees were about 2.75 euro each and the sandwich was about 4 euros. You can have a light meal for about 5-6 euros here. Not too bad if I do say so myself. The sandwiches were simple; they don't put too much dressing on them besides maybe a schmear of tomato. Bread was on the crunchier side so be aware if you're use to American bread that's soft. Simple and inexpensive for a light lunch.

Likes: + Good food, reasonably priced, that's tasty…read more+ Bathrooms + Purse hooks near a few of the tables, though not available for every seat. Style: QSR "quick service restaurant." Order at a counter, and they bring you food to your table. What we ordered: 1. Pinsa Romana with Stracciatella - Translation, a very margherita-esque pizza, but think very fresh and soft mozzarella. The dough is heavier and has a slightly sour taste a la sourdough. First thing we finished and would order again. 2. Aglio y olio + spinach + shrimp. Delicious. Our second favorite and would order again. 3. Cacio y pepe with broccoli added. For my American tastes, this was too heavily white pepper and not black pepper. It was a lot for me to scarf down in one dish and no one else liked it enough to eat this family-style. Would have just doubled up on aglio & olio if I were to visit again, which I would. Overall, a very nice place to sit down and have a casual meal. Would come here again.

I went to the Escudellers location and had the Radiatore with Pistachio Pesto + Bacon. It cost only…read more€14 and was delicious, especially with the bacon. Super filling. The pasta was just the right texture. No wait around 8:30pm and my food came out super fast. There were only a few other customers, plenty of open seats.

Incredible, incredible, incredible! I am in LOVE with this authentic Italian bakery!…read more It reminds me of some of the fledging, authentic Italian bakeries in Miami, but the bomboloni stuffed Italian donuts here are bar none and my favorite I've tried anywhere - IN THE WORLD! Try the one with mascarpone cream. After one bite, I wished I had gotten a dozen just for myself (which would have been too much, but they're that good). There's other traditional Italian goodies here, such as different types of focaccias, cornettos, etc. Rafael was very helpful and sweet here. Great customer service even though this place was packed when I went. Next time I'm in Barcelona again, I'd be here for sure!

We stumbled upon Demasie as we were walking from the Picasso Museum to Parc Ciutadella and I am SO…read moreglad we gave it a shot! They have the most delicious looking pastries (savory and sweet) in the window case and they are just as good as they look. We opted for the mushroom and brie which was on more of a fluffy focaccia bread, and and onion and sausage focaccia. They heat them both up for you in the microwave on site so the cheese is a little melty. Both were amazing (and greasy - as it should be - so grab napkins!). They have some counter style seating against the wall, but I'd recommend getting them to go and finding somewhere outside to sit and enjoy.

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!