A kicked-up farmers market with several rows of vendors selling produce, tapas, fish, cocktails,…read morecoffee, and specialty products. The market's natural perimeter is dotted with sit-down cafes if you prefer to have table service. Organized, good variety, good atmosphere. It is rare when a market that sells a lot of fish, does not reek of fish from a block away, so it is a very clean market and we saw evidence of constant clean-up. Delicious and impressive spot to grab a few little bites to eat your way through the market, or to bring back with a bottle of wine for your hotel picnic when you're hungry but your tired tourist bod can't bear a full service din din.

Visiting this market is one of the best ways to experience Barcelona's food culture. Just off La…read moreRambla, this historic market is filled with colorful stalls selling fresh fruit, seafood, cured meats, cheeses, pastries, spices, chocolates, and local specialties. The atmosphere is lively and the energetic. We really enjoyed wandering through the market and sampling different foods while watching the local vendors at work. There are also several small restaurants and counter-style eateries where you can enjoy freshly prepared seafood, tapas, and traditional Catalan dishes. If you want a quieter experience, it's worth arriving earlier in the day before the crowds build up.

Xurreria (churros) here is so good. I thought I found a place last time that I love but this one is…read moremuch better. There is a lemon zest taste to it. I think that is what makes it different. That taste just makes me want to come back for more. Which I have more than once. They go by weight here which is cool with me cause I can let them know how much I want and like. They also have covered white and dark chocolate xurreria. Some xucos with stuffed cream, dulce de leche and chocolate inside. They also sell Xurros which is like churros I guess. They sell the hot coco where you can dip your xurreria in it. They also sell skinny potato brava which to is its fries. There is chips. Cheese chips, plan chips and a pinwheel type chips. The staff here is friendly. This place is on a corner. So parking is on the street or just walk to it. It's practically one of the vendor stores located on the Main Street. Lots of foot and vehicle traffic.

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.

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.

This is such a cool event at a great place! They have a great selection of food trucks, with great…read morebeer and wine. The event is monthly and it gets packed with people from all over the world. If you're in town when it happens, don't miss it!!

Customer service was excellent!!!!…read more The beef curry was amazingly good. So tender n full on flavors n spices!!! A must try!!!

There's no doubt that every block in Barcelona offers at least one Cafe with fresh croissants and…read moreextraordinary coffee. But the savory foods lack seasoning. Towards the end of our trip, we just wanted to eat a dinner that didn't require us to add red crush pepper, and Masala 73 was just the right spot! Each dish was packed with flavor & fresh ingredients. I ordered the tacos as an entree. The portion was perfect, and the meat tender. The pickled onions and aioli complimented the dish very well. Although prices were higher than most places, it was worth it, especially after days of having to add red crush peppers to our food The restaurant was modern & clean, and the staff friendly & attentive.

We were lucky enough for our trip to Barcelona to coincide with the first weekend of the month when…read morethe Palo Alto Market takes place. We heeded the warning and purchased our tickets online and bypassed those that were in line to purchase theirs. This place was magical even in the rain. The food truck offerings were incredible, offering tons of variety of delicious noms at reasonable prices. Eating our way through the market we shared an incredible pastry, coffee, an empanada, and paella. We obviously didn't leave hungry. When the rain was heavier, we ducked into the various buildings set up with local vendors and designers. It looked like Etsy threw up! Shoes, clothing, leather goods for starters. The vendors were friendly and met us halfway with our mangled Spanish. There are various bars set up around the market. We grabbed some Vermut and ducked in to catch some live music. Don't let people scare you away. It's totally worth cost of admission!

This first weekend of the month staple of Barcelona is well deserving of its popularity. A mixture…read moreof food trucks, flea market and music, the atmosphere is friendly and easy-going. We've even taken our dog a few times. Many complain about the €3 entry fee and the long line (sometimes over an hour) to get in. But the fee and the line ensures that inside, it does not become overly crowded and there is not crazy long lines for the food trucks (although the lines can get long, they are not too bad). Personally, I would much rather pay to get in and have a relaxing time inside, than not-pay and spend most of the time waiting in line to get food and drinks. Only advice would be ensure you get there on the early side, or well after the lunch rush. The line to get in can get too long during lunch time.

Great Taco restaurant, prices are not the best though, next time i will check their burritos as our…read moreTaco was kind of soggy. Atmosphere is great though