Within the Parc Guell is this semi self-service restaurant with seating outside. A little confusing…read moreinside for service but gradually you find their, unusual, method of working. Taking into account you are a 'captive audience' the prices are more than reasonable and, most things, very tasty. Stick with it and you will be served, albeit only in Spanish.

This is a nice little cafe, very convenient when visiting Parc Güell. They have lots of options…read moreincluding pastries, fruit, coffees and hot breakfast items. I also saw sandwiches and burgers for later in the day. They have seating both inside and outside. The prices are very reasonable.

Came all the way from the Inited States to enjoy this little gem . Beautiful cafe with beautiful…read morepeople.

Perfect small bright cafe on the corner right before you head up the dozens and dozens and dozens…read moreand dozens of stairs to Park Guell ;) I knew I needed a coffee and pastry to jump start my day and Bracafe was exceptional. Service was friendly, my chocolate croissant tasty and my latte perfection. Highly recommend.

AVOID!!! Tourist trap. Looks open and inviting but staff is rude. Unless you like overpaying...like…read more2.50 euros for small bottle of water and 3.50 euros for tiny scoop of ice cream. Lots of other options nearby so definitely keep walking.

We dropped in after touring Park Guell. We had the calamari, fries, croquettes sangria. OMG the…read morecalamari was among the top 3 I've ever eaten. They were soooo tender but the perfect crisp exterior. Unbelievable. The fries and croquettes also were perfectly done. I could eat all my meals here the food was too good. Service was top notch. It's a b small venue. A complete surprise.

Great paella - cheap and delicious. Nice colds beers in frosty glasses. Good kids burgers and…read morefries. Service was cheerful and attentive. Thank you!

The tiktok famous spot! Lots of different churro options. We…read moregot the deal for 6 churros and a cup of chocolate. Very rich chocolate, personally I thought that the churros themselves were oily. No spots to sit.

We stumbled upon this place walking back from Park Güell. There was quite a long line, so I had to…read moreinvestigate.... bookmark. Stopped back in during our evening stroll

Delightful cafe. 3 tables immediately indoors, with a whole quiet seating area in back. And exactly…read morethree outdoors pretty much on the corner of Carrer de Muntaner and Carrer de Plato. The street is on a slight eastern slope, so the outdoor seating is slightly askew. But a coffee and croissant for under €5 is tough to beat.

Sigh. Unbelievable. I went here again and this time I loved the lunch. I can't give these guys low…read morestars due to one waitress who didn't explain the lunch menu prices to me. If you are in the neighborhood, especially for lunch, stop by and have the lunch special. The food is delicious.

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.

Miam is a cute cafe down the street from Sagrada Familia. There are a couple of other Miam…read morelocations around the city. Be aware it is kind of a tourist trap. Our tip amount was chosen for us... But on the bright side the servers are nice and the food was actually good too. I had a breakfast sandwich with egg, jamon, cheese, and pesto cream. Husband had a avocado salmon toast with salad. Both of us had hot lattes. Price was decent, food was good, cafe was busy but clean. I would recommend if you want to eat something close to a big tourist attraction. Just be aware if you are American they will be "suggesting" a good tip.

Went into this cafe waiting for our designated entry time for Basilica de la Sagrada Familia. It is…read morearound the corner from the Basilica. It is very small. However if you need a place for a quick espresso and/or snack in that area, this is the place for you. The employees are very friendly. They only speak a little English which is enough to get your order. They have several breakfast options even though we didn't order any food. The cappuccinos are served with chocolate shaved on top which is a nice touch.

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.