Hidden gem! Small storefront with take away fresh empanadas and pizza. We stumbled upon this place…read moreafter visiting La Sagrada Familia. Absolutely delicious!

Empanadas are some of my favorite food but unfortunately disappointed in these empanadas. Thin…read morecrust and the filling is alright but I've definitely had better. Staff was friendly in giving recommendations.

These empanadas are ok. The fillings are flavorful but the pastry is a hard and not flaky. Malvon…read moreis much better and about a block away.

Excellent variety of empanadas away from the touristy places. A sweet lady runs the place, low key…read moreand great value. We got the spinach, spicy beef, ham+cheese, chicken, mushroom etc...all were a nice break from tapas and potatoes brava. Worth seeking out for a change of pace.

From the owner: No consideramos diferentes ya que nuestras empanadas son de calidad nos enfocamos a lo gourmet y no…read moregenéricas. Con un 17 diferentes sabores auténticos con sabor latino con una calidad constante que se note en cada bocado. El equipo hace que te sientas bienvenido desde el primer momento, servicio rápido y amable, ideal para quienes quieran comer bien sin complicaciones. Ideal para quienes buscan una experiencia gastronómica diferente, sabrosa y asequible.

Wonderful little cafe with absolutely delicious empanadas. Flakey crust with an absolutely flavor…read morepacked interior. They were all phenomenal but would recommend the cheese and onion one in particular.

Stopped in after a breathtaking tour of La Sagrada Familia (if you go, you'd better go inside!) to…read morefill the time before late Spanish dinner time with some empanadas. We were served by a friendly couple, Argentinian transplants both, who chatted with us about jazz and idioms. I felt bad for the woman who brought us our empanadas, because she dropped the tray on the way to the table and exactly HALF of each of the three empanadas we ordered fell on the floor, so she had to bring us three new ones in addition to the halves we got to eat. (I did offer to eat the ones that fell, because hey, I do that in my house, but she just gave me a disgusted look.) My favorite empanadas were the espinaca (spinach, goat cheese, and nut) and the atun (tuna, onion, bechamel). They really stood out for the flakiness and lightness of their pastry crust.

We were looking for a small snack and happened to see this place. It smelled great and they…read moreprobably had about 25 different types to choose from. We ordered 4 empanadas; 2 mushroom, 1 chicken with herb and 1 spinach, cheese and walnut. Our favorite one was mushroom. The dough was light and flaky with just the right amount of filling. The order came with 2 soft drinks or an ice tea. Take away only. The place is right next to a seating area.

Super cute little order-at-the-counter empanada shop! We came here a few times for dinner while…read morestaying in Barcelona, because it was within walking distance of our apartment and a great place to get a cheap, quick, filling meal. They have a huge selection of empanadas, including lots of vegetarian options (one of the best vegetarian flavors? Pumpkin and Mozzarella!) I also recommend the Chicken and Herb. They also have great dessert empanadas, like the Apple Cinnamon (basically a handheld apple pie). The empanadas are really cheap, I think around 1.70 Euros each. The only downside is they are cold in the case and heated after you buy them, and often they were still cold in the middle after being heated. That's the only reason they don't get five stars. I definitely recommend coming here if you're in the Gracia neighborhood and looking for a quick bite. They're open late, so check them out!

Un desastre este local. Hice un pedido en UberEats, demoraron casi 15 minutos en confirmar el…read morepedido, y luego de media hora de espera me cancelan el pedido sin más, con el repartidor en la puerta del local, sin avisar por la app ni ningún contacto.

I nice little empanada stand that we stopped in just by walking by. They had both sweet and savory…read moreempanadas which was a nice change between most around Barcelona only having savory. Ended up getting a curry chicken, regular chicken, and orange for dessert. The savory dough was a bit different than I was used too with it being more of a standard dough versus a flaky dough, so it had more of a hard snappy crunch versus the flaky buttery style. It was not bad but just different. The desert one was great but defiantly a sugar rush. It was like eating a jam filled fried pie pocket that was bursting with flavor. I wouldn't mind trying their different sweet flavors throughout the year as they did mention they rotate between some different ones.

About the only place open at 7am.. for delicious cafe con leche, pastries, paninis, and so much…read moremore. Very reasonable prices. Credit card machine sometimes does not work so bring cash for back up. One of our stops before excursions .. u can also have them wrap a panini to go for ur lunch later. No breakfast such as eggs etc. but u won't be sad about it ... many other choices

A fantastic coffee shop in the shadow of Sagrada Familia. Coffee shop is an understatement. It also…read morehad the most fantastic array of breads, pastries, snacks etc etc. An interesting 'coffee shop'. Slight difference, which is very continental. Pay at the desk, get a ticket then get served. Wonderful shop.

Amazing empanadas in the gothic quarter probably the best I've had. Locals come here too. So many…read moreoptions! You can get 3 plus a drink for 9 euro. They are big too.

Beautiful place in the middle of Gothic quarter. Offering a large choice of delicious empanadas…read more Freshly made, served hot. In contrast to our US empanadas, these are different and I like my US empanadas more.

Pretty great food!!!…read more Empanadas leeks with goat cheese and carne (meat) as well as the caramelized onion samosas!!! Incredible But the best was the potatoes with four cheese... omg such comfort food! We be back again next year for these.

Best empanadas I've had in Barcelona (albeit a small sample size). The meat, pumpkin empanada was…read moreperfectly balanced -- brown sugar topping, savoury pumpkin, and ever so slightly salted ground meat. The decoration in the cafe is very nice as well and our bartender was super friendly.

Sifrina Arepa - Chicken, freshly shredded cheese, Venezuela style guacamole and fried sweet…read moreplantains all stuffed into a thin homemade sandwich pita. Here, the "buns" of the arepas are dyed colored coded to go with the specific mix you order. Sifrina = bright magenta pink sandwich pocket. Pretty freaking sweet! Wanted to point out Venezuela has its own unique version of guacamole, affectionately called Guasacaca. El Rincon carries on this tradition, and I'm so glad I was able to experience it. I met the owner, one of the very few workers that spoke English, and he explained the make up of this tasty condiment - onion, cilantro, green pepper, salt, garlic, avocado, a little bit of olive oil, and vinegar. EXCELLENT atop my arepa! The entire sandwich melded perfectly, sweet, salty and savory in every bite. The owner gentleman did a great job checking in, the service was fast and efficient, and I never felt rushed. I was really digging the vibe of this eatery, as it seemed to be a true neighborhood spot. All the locals inside, none of the touristy appeal. I recommend if you like Venezuelan food to give this restaurant a try!

Not recommend. A small bottle of water €2. A asado negro, which is pretty much a small slice of…read moremeat, some rice and two fried plantains, which charged me €18??? Robbery much? Not even mention the taste is just so basic. Either they charge the tourist different price or someone need to change the price scale in this place.