I found out about Blacklab on Untappd and went for the beer. I was pleasantly surprised to discover…read morethe food is as exceptional as the beer. The Niu Rou, a beef steak with spicy sauce, peanuts, bok choy, egg and sesame ramon that was the best thing I ate in Barcelona. It was perfectly spicy, the was meat tender and the bok choy was fresh. The Blacklab fries were also delicious. My daughter liked her dumplings. The beer was outstanding with a nice variety of styles. The owner, Matt, a Minnesota transplant, was very helpful when I ask for dining and attraction suggestions.

Nice ale and cozy atmosphere. Location is great if you are wondering around the port. Picked up a…read moretshirt too.

Polish Food!!! Sausages, cheeses, vodkas, sweets, baking ingredients, spices, and so on and so…read morefourth. What a lovely surprise to find this store here in Barcelona.

Great shop run by friendly polish people specialised in polish products. Everyday open till 22.00…read moreand it has a large selection of international beers. (Cooled as well). Even though very close to the Sagrada familia, they don't rip you of. Good prices and friendly staff. Recommended.

This place is ten steps from Arc de Triomf station, which is easy for old slow people like me…read more There are two doors: an old review said the writer preferred to use the right-hand door by the butcher shop. But since then, the business has closed the right-hand set and you have to wend your way through the whole place to get to the butcher. This business has taken over two joined storefronts, so the interior floor plan is a little complicated. But if you can't find something, they are happy to help. For example: I was out of Sichuan peppercorns, but could not find them in the store (it is chockablock and crammed with goods). I asked and the guy produced the red ones in seconds. Then I asked about the green ones, which I had NEVER been able to find. I went home with both kinds. They have all the sauces and dried goods and working butchers and even a big kitchenware section. If you know your Chinese food, here is where you stock your pantry. As always, props to Chef Rhoda Yee for teaching me how to use all these wonderful foods.

It's located right next to the l'arc de triomphe…read more.. This is mainly a Chinese grocery store. They have just about everything for Chinese food, but you will only find the basic Korean & Japanese and other Asian food items.. Don't have any expectations for anything else! The produce sections was small but full of mostly fresh Asian vegetables and herbs. You can also get meat from a fresh(?) butcher area which is in the back of the store. There are also many types of cooking wares, plates, utensils, and also several rice cookers to choose from. Prices were a bit higher than expected. I don't think I'll be back as there are other asian grocery stores in the city with a better variety.

From the owner: Tienda especializada en gastronomía de Centro y Sur América. Encontrarás primeras marcas de…read morealimentos y bebidas importadas, productos a granel, y utensilios de cocina típicos. También realizamos talleres de cocina fácil, catas y degustaciones.

One of my favorite places in Barcelona…read more If you're American, and you're craving things that are nowhere to be found in Barcelona this is your deal. If you're Catalan and you're looking for food that you can only find in America this is also your deal. Great selection of Candy (like Nerds and Reese's) along with special holiday items, and cake mixes, baking supplies, barbecue sauce, chocolate chips, baking pans, pastries, sodas, tortilla chips, maple syrup, etc. The people at the counter are pretty nice, which is good. The food is a little expensive, but being imported there's not much you can change about that. In a really nice neighborhood, on a pretty busy street, right near the ferrocarrils, so it's pretty simple to get here. Awesome stop!

It's a must-know shop for american expats in Barcelona who are nostalgic about their food. It's…read morelocated in the San Gervasi quarter (take the bus 17 from downtown and there is the bus stop "Balmes Padua" just in front, a 20mn ride maximum). Open the door and you find yourself in America. You will find the best brands and typical American food (peanut butter, bagels, scones, maple syrop, herbal teas...) plus lots of American cooking utensils. Prices are average.

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.