Xocolata and Xurros what say you? Hot Chocolate and Churro's…read morehttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/forns-del-pi-barcelona-2?select=ugK7yP7KUMU0sOTThTGdpw They had a lot of good looking pan dulce or whatever funky name these Spaniards call it, but I opted just to get the Special which was the Hot Chocolate and Churro http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/forns-del-pi-barcelona-2?select=c0uEe4LDW_bZuY4BZ-4NaQ This is NOTHING like a MEXICAN CHURRO... dense dough and lacking any flavor, the Hot Chocolate was OK at best. Avg - 2.5-Stars

They have many locations but they're still small enough that I wouldn't go as far as calling them a…read morechain of bakeries. Their pastries are unbelievably good, especially the croissants. Prices are very reasonable and the customer service was amazing. I went to this and the other location on the way to do some sight seeing.

We stopped by for some dessert as this place was very close to our stay in Barcelona. It is an…read moreunpretentious Japanese cafe serving traditional comfort food. The menu was handwritten and very authentic. The matcha cake was rich but not heavy. It was really good. I also got an Earl Grey float. This is perfect after a long day of walking.

This Japanese spot is hidden in the basement of a side alley. Excellent set lunch with 3 courses…read morewhich is terrific value for money. I had the udon noodles which were delicious and not too soft like many other places. Don't skip the dessert, they make some fine bakes and cakes that are well worth the calories. Interior is quite spacious and the staff are very attentive.

Food: The flavor on their mole was surprisingly good! It took me back to my mom's mole, which is…read morepretty hard to compete with. Their tortillas weren't anything special - wished they were hand-made to add to the authenticity of our culture. Service: Not the most attentive or kind. Ambiance: Very small shop with few spaces to sit. No outdoor seating available.

Wonderful find as we were walking the streets of Barcelona. After a few days enjoying the local…read moredining it was a nice shift to have tacos. These guys do a great job and the tortillas are made on site. Mole, yes the mole is legit.

Quick review incoming:…read more Small cafe that was a quick in and out situation for me while heading out to explore the city. Pricing was approachable, but the same you would find at many other cafes. Coffee that I ordered not piping hot, a little on the lukewarm side, but was quite tasty. My relative grabbed a croissant for the on the go and said it was just okay. As for the inside of the cafe, it is a decent size, but was not too packed on a weekday rush hour morning, but then again it is not the dead center of the city, so that may of played a role. In the end, Viena got the job done and it was a decent experience, one that would have me revisiting if I lived nearby or visiting again.

Great coffee, had a bikini for breakfast(ham and cheese panini). Delicious!…read moreFresh orange juice and lunch/sandwiches looked amazing.

Yelp to the rescue when we were looking for a breakfast spot in Barcelona!…read more This Delightful bakery was located about a third of a mile, or .6 km, from our hotel which was next to the train station. They had an incredible array of all things baked goods. They also had good coffee related options as well as what appeared to be a lot of local goods for sale. We had a number of delicious pastries including some very good donuts. Our kids were very excited about the donuts! Prices were very normal and the folks here were very friendly, and we're very effective at communicating with those of us who don't speak much Spanish. The seating area was more than ample and included a number of different options including tables and bar level seating. Worth a stop for a morning pastry or an anytime treat!

If you are staying in the Barcelona Sants Station area you should go to this bakery/cafeteria. We…read morewent for breakfast around 8:30am. Instead of paying for breakfast at your hotel you should go to this place. It is a very charming place, strong WiFi, plenty of space and rustic decor. This is a place for the locals, so you are getting really good food. Everything was delicious: coffee, croissants, pastries, baguette with jamón ibérico. It is in a very busy area but to be honest It was fine inside. I am going again before leaving Barcelona!

This is a very traditional café and chocolate bar on the main Rambla in Vilanova, well worth a…read morevisit both for its chocolate (Xocolata in Catalan) and for its lovely 'Mordernista' Art Nouveau interior. Chocolate with 'churros' small, length of a doughnut-like pastry is a traditional Catalan way to start the day, and different cafes vie with each other to sell the best chocolate. The drinking chocolate here is hard to beat it's delicious, not too sweet, and so thick it is more of a dark chocolate custard than a drink. They also sell an extensive range of sweet and savoury pastries and salads here, making it a popular venue for a light lunch. As well as a large pavement seating area at the front, there is a series of interior rooms, including a lovely conservatory and a small, secluded rear garden, complete with a small grotto and pond, home to some friendly terrapins. The interior is a good example of the Catalan 'Modernista' movement, whose best known exponent is Gaudi. It's decorated with colourful art nouveau motifs, and the colourful, Moorish-influenced tiling associated with Spain.

My husband and I stopped at Bar Del Pi for a drink and quick bite while wandering around…read moreBarcelona. We were drawn in by the inviting open door concept and foot traffic going inside. While it is a small establishment, it was well lit with natural lighting and good vibes of other customers. We sat down at a small table next to the bar and ordered two drinks. My husband ordered a beer and I ordered a sangria. The sangria was strong and well made. He had several other beers, stating they were crisp and delicious on the warm day. We ordered the hummus as time passed and it was delicious. The pita was warm and fresh. The staff was kind, but also very busy as the day progressed. Overall, good experience for a stumble upon establishment for a quick bite and drink.

I tried to make a reservation but they did not understand or they don't take them. I got there and…read moreit's seat yourself in the street patio if one opens up. Like the setting in front of a church plaza (St. Peter?). Feels local even though it's about ten minutes from the B. Cathedral. Sangria was easy to take in. Finally, succumbed to the croquette sirens. These was a tad salty and melty cheese consistency inside. They have three options for a mixed combo. I chose the "mer" with cod, squid ink, and ???. Surprisingly I like the squid ink the best since it had the most pronounced essence of the sea. Lucked out with free show with street performers.

Read about it and wanted to try. Very very cool hippy looking place with terrific staff. Terrific…read moremenu with a great variety of coffees, teas, fresh juices and the food. I had the poke nabucco salad of avocado, tomato, carrots, apple, cuke, lettuce, red cabbage and sunflower seeds with a drizzle of oil. My husband had the caprese focaccia which was great. The focaccia was toasted, crunchy with a little burnt sides. Perfect. We also had a side of the eggplant parm which was so tasty. We didn't have the tiramasu, of which I regret. Might have to head back another time. Definitely a gem for a delish healthy meal.

Stumbled upon this joint and how could I resist tiramisu? I loved that they serve it in glass…read morecontainers. The tiramisu was much better than I expected. It wasn't too sweet and the portion was just right. It was creamy, had a strong coffee taste and very flavorful. As I was ordering my tiramisu to go, my friend asked for tap water and the cashier gave her bottled water in a glass on the house! Talk about great customer service!