A coffee and fresh, inexpensive pastry from a good selection. Bonus free wifi, too!…read moreWhat a great way to re-energize when you're walking along the Ramblas!

Excellent service and welcoming. All that products are good and tasty. Their natural orange juice…read moreis delicious.

This review is based solely on the experience of being there, but not on the food…read more.. since I read the other reviews (spanish) - I was prepared for an expensive outing... so I ate first. But about this smart-looking, elegantly designed bar/restaurant - it was a nice place to visit. Our pretty large group ordered several bottles of wine, and other cocktails (the capirinhas were excellent!). The waitstaff was very accommodating as our group kept expanding and needing extra tables. It wasn't too crowded when we first arrived around 10 - but when we were ready to leave and go clubbing, Salambo got pretty packed. I know - odd thing to mention in a review - but the bathrooms were kinda cool. it was also nice to get free wi-fi - since i was still on data roaming with my U.S. phone.

Found in the charming quarters of Gracia. Salambo was inviting, warm and delicious. This is a…read moremust if you are in the area and looking for a place to eat.

Expensive but oh, so good. A friend and I stopped in to get some snacks to take up the fire trails…read moreup Tibidabo and walked out with way more bread products than we needed. We sampled one of their lemon muffins, two types of foccacia, a cinnamon roll and the extra goodies that the lovely woman threw in, and each was excellent. My personal favorite was the lemon muffin; absolutely delicious! It's also a darling shop and a delight to stand in while you peruse the selection and smell the deliciousness baking away in the back. You can tell that all of their products are made with care and they really love their craft, I'm considering buying their tote to bring around the farmers markets when I'm back home! That's how charmed I am.

I Love the horchata here!! My cousin took us here rain or shine. We were actually checking out a…read morelittle festival that was happening here. It wasn't so close to my cousin place but worth it. It wasn't raining until we got to this spot. So we pretty much chilled here inside and outside. They have tables outside so you can sit and enjoy your horchata with your farto ( i think it's that's the name). It's delish together. I know it's a weird word farto or farted. But once you dip it in your horchata omg it's orgasmic. The people working here are either young or old but whatever the age is they are super duper friendly. When it was raining so hard and we stayed so long my cousin's boyfriend ask if they can give us something to cover ourselves with. They gave us trash bags and 2 for my daughter so we could cover her good. It was raining so hard and i guess they felt bad for us. But either way they were very polite and friendly. Another must eat in BCN.

El Tio Che is a well know orxaterias in Barcelona. Right along the Rambla del Poblenou, it is an…read moreeasy stop for a treat especially as you come back from the beach. There is plenty of seating and shade while you enjoy your treat. Along with the refreshing beverage/cafe, they serve gelato. Not the largest selection but all the favorite flavors are there.