Berry Brunch in Barcelona is truly special. If you like posting your food on social media this is a…read moreMUST!!! The menu is packed with a wide variety of food and drinks, making it hard to choose - everything we ordered was delicious though! Fresh flavors, beautiful presentation, and friendly service. We had a large group and they handled us with ease. They are professionals for sure! Go here!!! you won't be disappointed.

Tasty food and presentation is great too. Good coffee. Just be prepared to wait cuz it's gets busyread more

We came for brunch and the menu was refreshingly different and had a lot of unique options. I…read moreordered the chorizo hash, which was REALLY good. Friends ordered the Mediterranean toast and huevos rancheros, both of which were wiped clean. Service was very slow but it was nice to sit outside.

Brunch here was amazing!! Service was great; waiters are very nice and attentive. Place is casual,…read morevery cozy, and has lots of light. Sat near a window and enjoyed looking outside as people passed by. The shakshuka was to die for!! Loved the flavor and kick in it. Super filling. The salmon eggs benedict was also amazing. Side of fries were cooked perfectly and seasoned well. Also got a glass of orange juice!! Please stop by if you can! The food is amazing

Menu has a good combination of Spanish and Latin inspired brunch items. Avocado toast and carnitas…read moremango skillet was excellent. Location is a few block off the main tourist area of Las Ramblas so it makes for a relaxing brunch spot. Ample indoor seating and small outdoor seating available. Friendly staff.

Our international flight arrived to Barcelona (BCN) this morning so we were hungry for dinner. This…read moreplace was near our IHG Hotel Indigo. This was our first time visiting Barcelona and this restaurant with our friends for dinner. We passed by and liked the posted menu in English. The place was packed with patrons for dinner, therefore we assumed this was a good local place for us to stop for dinner. Despite that the place was packed with customers we scored a table for four in the rear of the restaurant. I started with and enjoyed my portal (blanco Joven), which is a dry garnacha blanca 90% sauvignon Blanc and Viognier for 4 Euros. I enjoyed my patatas pulled pork bravas potatoes with carnitas, poutine sauce and chilli sour cream for 12 Euros. My friend also enjoyed his patatas pulled pork bravas potatoes. We all enjoyed our tapas. I also ended my dinner with a Cerv Jarra cervezas draft beer for 4.90 Euros. My friend also enjoyed the same cervezas draft beer. My total bill for the four of us was 81.30 Euros or USA $94.44 based on the current exchange rate. Our server Contado, who also spoke English, served us very well. After we visited I found one other nearby Alsur Cafes, which may or may not be affiliated with this Alsur Cafe restaurant. We agreed we will return here again. More to come regarding tomorrow's tour of the Sagrada Familia and Park Guell.

Absolutely delicious. We ordered the eggs benedict with bacon and chakchouka. The eggs in both…read moredishes were well cooked and not too runny. The chakchouka was well seasoned and not too salty. We arrived 5 minutes before opening and they were already 4 groups ahead of us. When we left the line up was down the street! I highly recommend arriving early or be prepared to wait.

First time in Barcelona. My son wanted to come here so we came. We were willing to wait in the line…read morefor 30 minutes no problem. They took us to be seated then told us sorry we don't have a seat for you - 10 minutes more. My son got his food, 15 minutes later I had to ask for mine. They rushed to cook it and made my eggs wet and runny - I was politely emphatic about them being well done. I wanted an amazing experience. Here is my honesty. Now I will try the food - 20 minutes after my son.

Our server was great ... we got here as the kitchen was closing, but they made us the yummiest…read moredinner anyway. The chai latte was one of the best I've had

I got plan old scrambled eggs with toast and potatoes and everything was cold. The coffee was very…read moregood. But I got food poisoning immediately after eating and I haven't even finished the eggs - I had to leave the restaurant. I was sick for about 3 days.

Had a fantastic brunch on a Monday morning here. The staff were amazing, attentive, and friendly…read more The chorizo hash had wonderful flavors that really brought out the different ingredients. And my partner's Turkish eggs were absolutely delicious as well! A Bellini and a cappuccino that were properly served and delicious as well!

From the moment we came into the restaurant you felt welcomed and appreciated. The variety and…read morechoices were exceptional. The presentation and taste of the food was in itself a culinary adventure. Loved this restaurant! Definately be back tomorrow!

Before heading out on a morning of sightseeing we stopped for breakfast. Found them on Yelp, had…read morefairly good reviews and opened at 8 also close to our hotel. There was a case with variety of pastry samples including sandwiches. Husband went for a cinnamon roll and croissant. I ordered a sandwich with cheese, ham and lettuce on a whole grain bread. To my surprise it was a pastry bread, flakey and oh so Ono...(delish) The staff member was efficient and friendly. The interior was comfortable, we seated ourself in the back at a table in a comfortable area that one my stay and sit an sip coffee and read a book.

Fabulous neighborhood find…read more We were strolling our way to the Basilica Sagrada Familia and found this fabulous neighborhood coffee shop. We originally picked it for its outdoor seating with umbrellas. But the service and food is my recommended. They offer a couple of breakfast combos- coffee, pastry & juice or cappuccino, upgraded pastry & juice. The pastry selection was fabulous. The croissants flaky, buttery and delicious. The orange juice was fresh squeezed. A few umbrella tables out front. Great cozy seating inside towards the back. Again, very nice staff.

During our three days in Barcelona, Cervecería Ciudad Condal was the very first tapas restaurant we…read morevisited -- and it turned out to be the absolute best! Our server, Amaya, was funny, knowledgeable, and incredibly attentive. He took great care of us, and every single recommendation he made was delicious. I wish I knew all the Spanish names of the dishes because everything was amazing. The highlights for us were the Bacalao -- so tender and full of flavor -- and honestly the best octopus I've ever had in my life. We also loved the soft steak with duck liver served on a slice of French baguette, the shrimp skewers, patatas, and the Spanish ham with tomato toasts. Every dish was unforgettable. On top of the incredible food, the restaurant itself has such an elegant atmosphere with beautiful décor that made the whole dining experience even more special. Highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Barcelona!

Ciutat Comtal was a restaurant that I had seen recommended numerous times while I was searching for…read moreplaces to eat at in Barcelona, and after coming here I can see why. I came here for lunch, and thankfully I didn't have to wait too long before I got seated inside. The interior is a bit on the smaller side, but it's quite bright with a lot of natural sunlight inside. For the food, I decided to get squid, codfish with honey allioli, and iberian ham montaditos. While all of the food was great, for me the codfish was hands-down the star of the show and probably one of the best dishes that I ate on the trip. The flavor of the sauce combined with the texture of the fish actually blew me away, and I can see why my server highly recommended this to me. If you just get one things when coming here, definitely make sure not to miss this dish. Highly recommend checking this place out for Spanish tapas, they represent the cuisine well!

Albeit-- in a sketch area, Caravelle was an amazing find within walking distance of my hotel near…read morethe Gothic Quarter. Caravelle is quaint and modern, and the service is definitely on the more lax side. Note: smaller parties may be seated at the communal table, and this place stays busy! Be prepared for a bit of a wait. I started with a café con leche, and although I'm not usually a sweets-for-breakfast kinda person, the croffle looked too enticing online to pass up. Being a huge egg aficionado, I also ordered a side of eggs à la carte. My coffee arrived quickly, but after waiting 30 minutes, I noticed that guests who had arrived after me were already enjoying their meals... When I checked in with the waiter, it turned out my order hadn't gone through at all. I had to reorder, and while waiting, I asked for another café con leche since I was long overdue for a refill. Unfortunately, that second coffee never came--but on the bright side, my meal eventually did. The croffle was freaking divine. Crispy/flakey on the outside, and soft inside. The cream was sweet, but not overpowering, and the tart of the berries balanced out the meal. As I was getting ready to check out, the waiter asked if I had ever received my second café con leche. Embarrassed for them, I admitted that I hadn't... Realizing they'd made ANOTHER mistake, he apologized profusely and quickly asked the barista to make me one to go. To compensate for my time and patience, he generously comped my entire meal, leaving me to pay only for the initial coffee (2.50 euros). Despite the service hiccups, the food was incredible--truly one of my favorite breakfasts in Spain.

This place is near the big market and popular for breakfast/brunch. No need to worry about the…read morelanguage barrier here - everyone speaks English. I had the poached eggs on toast. I didn't love that they put some kind of spice on the eggs (paprika maybe) - just too aggressive a flavor than I want in the am with my simple breakfast. Also the sodas here are weird, skip em - no name brand Coke Zero here.

This was the perfect place for my English speaking husband and I. We loved the atmosphere, which is…read morea bit of Moroccan meets wine cellar. The walls are stone illuminated by spotlight, but it feels secret and special. Beer is priced right and the help is friendly and caring. We didn't eat, but the food looked good and there was a steady stream of customers. It is a great place for tourists in a touristy part of Barcelona.

Came here for brunch. The menu is trendy and innovative, with many items that I had never seen…read morebefore plus the popular stuff like smoothie bowls and the classics like eggs, etc. I ordered the Oreo waffles, which I was really excited about. Unfortunately, they weren't really that good. There was more cream than waffle, and the waffle itself didn't taste like anything. The cream had a weird taste; the only thing that was really delicious about it were the Oreos and Oreo bits on top. I also tried my friend's spirulina smoothie bowl, which she liked, but I didn't much. For drinks, I wanted to try the tiramisu coffee, but they were out, so I just had the hot chocolate. It was rich and sweet; I enjoyed it, but it wasn't exceptional. My friends had the Oreo vodka milkshake and the strawberry cheesecake vodka, which were, according to them, absolutely incredible. Unfortunately, the food and drinks I got weren't anything special. However, the vibe of this place is so cute and the service is very friendly!