I love a good food market, and this one is as authentic as they come. The space is a chaotic blend…read moreof locals, tourists, and people going about their day. Selection is varied - seafood, fruits and veggies, spices, and plenty of charcuterie meats. Even if you're not in the business of buying a whole goat head (which you can find in abundance here) it's well worth a visit to take in the sights and sounds while snacking on a charcuterie cone.

A must see while visiting Barcelona... it's a spectacular market to see colorful, vibrant food and…read moretreats. The energy is bursting with tourists, locals and workers. Indulge yourself with Catalan cultural foods, sweets, spices and atmosphere.

Excellent food if you're in the Sant Antoni market. Super fresh seafood and great service without…read moreall the pretensions of the fine dining establishments. The star of the show was the whole fried fish with an assortment other goodies including a bed of roasted potatoes. Its a bit on the pricier side for lunch or dinner but you truly get what you paid for, nice leisurely two hour lunch well spent. Its smack dab in the middle of the market but truly adds to the atmosphere, I have never been a fan of the dimmed lights and candles, its literally in the middle of the action.

While Barcelona is a culinary delight, we were in much need of a "typical" American breakfast…read more(after being in Spain for about a week), and Casa Blanca did not disappoint. Also, we wanted to line our bellies with a decent amount of food for a long day of touring the city. I went with a simple dish of eggs, sausage, and bacon. Overall, I had no complaints about my food or the service at the restaurant, which is inside of a market. Casa Blanca's prices were pretty fair, and it looked like a lot of locals were eating at the establishment. One small thing: You might want to pass if you are very sensitive to fish smells because the dining area of Casa Blanca is near a medium-sized fish stand. I did not have a problem with the smell, but someone else in the dining area complained about it.

Great market, so many things to experience. Fresh fruit, ham, cheese, juices, nuts, and more and…read moremore. Worth a visit!

We have had the best breads, pastries, and tasty treats here every time that we have visited…read moreBarcelona. The location is perfect, and you can take out a variety of great snacks and rent a bike to ride down the boardwalk. Highly recommended!!!

At the bottom of the shopping center. There are lots of breads and desserts like carrot cake. Very…read morereasonable prices. I picked up a baguette.

Our go-to daily breakfast bakery place in Eixample on Provenca (near Casa Mila) , plus bread source…read morein Barcelona for the past 10 days and the next 3 weeks! Overall - 4.8/5 Taste - 5/5 great! Quality - 5/5 fresh and high quality Service - 5/5 friendly service Value - 4/5 good prices X-factor - 5/5 open every day and early in the morning

Sad to see it's changed so much. Limited pastries, no full wall of breads…read more Service not particularly friendly or warm. Space hasn't changed much since it opens, except for the racks of breads by the entrance. Food flies around the pastries also.

This French bakery is pretty decent with some pastries better than others. The plain croissant was…read morenot quite flaky enough while the ham and cheese one was much better. The donuts were light and fluffy, as was the apple pastry. Coffee is average- was not hot enough. (+) ham and cheese croissant (+) ham and cheese sandwich (+) donut (+) empanada (+) apple pastry The prices were very decent with daily specials in which a pastry is 1 euro.

Stopped in for a quick second. Got a chocolate croissant. This was one of the best croissants I've…read moreever had! It tasted so fresh and the chocolate was amazing. The staff was super friendly and the place looked very clean

This was the only Cafe open at 8:30am on a Sunday morning. Luckily, the coffee and bread swe tried…read morewere phenomenal. There were many more treats, breads, cookies, etc that I can't vouche for, but if it's anything like the coffee and breakfast breads, you won't be disipointed. Also, the prices were quite good. 1.45€ for Cafe amb llet. A rounded, delicious breakfast for 2 cist less than 10€! Good to me!

Being OC like many, I usually plan trips ahead of time. But on that 1 rainy day in April, the Greek…read moredoughnut shop where I wanted to eat, & the location for which was the very end of a long street ("todos, todos", the helpful man said) turned out to be closed. We ended up at Pastisseria Forn de Sant Joan, which is a bakery (slash) delicatessen, pastisseria, pasteleria, & bombonería (sweetshop) in the Vila de Gràcia neighborhood, not too far from our original destination. The moment you walk in, it becomes apparent that the place doesn't have the lively touristic-ness of the businesses on La Rambla. No human statues with body paint here, just locals. The lady by the candies will speak to you in Catalan, 1 eyebrow raised, possibly annoyed because you don't speak the language. There's an area with a countertop table & bar stools where you could place your order for a hot drink like a cafe or a hot cocoa. The nice, elderly lady standing behind it was whistling & doing a kind of almost dance as she wiped the countertop clean. She had the same panache for life as the Conesa Entrepans cook, but she was maybe happier. As soon as I ordered a hot cocoa, she grabbed the huge, clear plastic jar of hot cocoa mix from the glass display case in front of me. My hot chocolate was nice, thick, chocolatey, as sweet as I hoped it would be, & dirt cheap. I also bought 2 chocolates for eating the next day, & they were delish, chocolatey & cheap. Easily the best chocolates I had in Barcelona. My accidental visit to Pastisseria Forn de Sant Joan is among my most memorable. It was by accident that I found it, I'm all for supporting small local businesses, they didn't charge tourist prices there, & I loved that they gave me my order without the usual side of BS reserved for tourists. I find that my food usually tastes better this way.

Delightful spot to get your day started with lovingly baked pastries and delicious coffee. Plus the…read morecounter staff is polite and efficient.

Very good ensaimadas and is definitely worth stopping by…read more I tried a few, but my favorite was the one with the cream filling. Soft, buttery, and perfectly balanced without being overly sweet.