This is the perfect little bakery in Gava Mar! Their coffee is phenomenal! I ordered a cappuccino…read morewith cocoa and the chocolate croissant. We grabbed a seat on the patio and they delivered our goods right to the table. This definitely was a local morning hangout stop in town and I understand why! With amazing pastries, coffee and service we couldn't have picked a better spot. The prices were also very affordable which is always a win in my book. I will be having sweet dreams of this place for months to come, too bad it's so far away.

What to do when you have a short layover in a foreign airport? Look for something to eat (after…read morebrowsing places on Yelp of course). I had a layover at BCN and was looking for a place to snack while I waited. I could've just went to McDonald's but I can get that at home so I decided on Costa Coffee. It is located outside in the courtyard area with a huge sign "COSTA" so you can't miss it. The menu is pretty simple with coffee drinks, pastries, and other light dishes that you can snack on. I decided on an Iced Americano. I ordered and paid with CC but they also have a pretty cool automated payment machine where you can insert your bills and coins and get change from it. The baristas know limited English but they were able to get my order correct and they were very friendly. The americano was a shot of espresso with ice and water. I didn't expect the water but maybe I am not aware of how it is usually made. The americano was OK. I have had better with a bigger punch of coffee flavor. The water really watered it down. The barista though did seem to put a lot of passion into what he was doing so that seemed like a plus. At least he was tried. It was pretty pricey but I guess that is what you should expect for anything at airports. IMO, I've had better americanos but it is decent in comparison of what I would expect from an airport joint. Turns out Costa Coffee is pretty big in Europe so I could try it out again during my adventures in Europe. I probably would not come back to this location since there were other coffee places in the terminal.

Flight delayed and got to stay in the airport for another 5 hours, costa is always a nice place to…read moreget a coffee, there was a very long line waiting there, only 1 stuff is working,, so I have to wait almost 25 mins to finally get my flat white . Although the wait is very long, the taste was nice

What a neat little store to stop at in the airport. They had a lot of unique food to eat there or…read moretake with you I really liked the decor to and the little food wagon. Stop in and browse

At first, I was skeptical of this fancy looking airport takeaway bakery, but their prices were…read moreactually really reasonable, and the food was surprisingly good. It looks fancy but is not snooty at all. We got a jamon iberico bocadillo that had a really good crusty bread, and we had a mini croissant sandwich with iberico. Each sandwich is €2 or so, it was very fresh, and it was the perfect breakfast to bring on the plane.

There are not a ton of places to eat in Gava and we walked around and looked at a bunch of…read morecafeterias and bars before settling on this place to get a quick breakfast. They have a good selection of breads, croissants, pastries, etc. My fiance got the bikini croissant which had ham and cheese inside a croissant that they toasted, and it was quite good. I would recommend getting this - I almost wish I had gotten this instead of the empanada. I got an empanada with tuna and tomato inside which was good but not amazing. The sweet pastries and croissants looked great but we didn't have any of them. The cafe con leche was good, but what I particularly liked was the freshly squeezed orange juice that I could see them making to-order. I'd highly recommend getting a glass of this. Overall, nice place to come get a pastry, snack or quick breakfast. They have seats at the bar or small tables to sit and relax and the ambiance is nice with a lot of natural light and windows.

This place has got some really good ensaimadas! The only problem is its location. It's across the…read morestreet from a school and when school lets out the place is almost un reachable because of all the student, parents, double parked cars, etc. it's not really in a noticeable or busy part of town, but I guess most of their business comes parents. I'm not sure. I like their coffee and ensaimadas, so I'll be back before school is out