We wish we had bought more Simon Coll Chocolates when we were visiting Barcelona. Everything we…read morebought was delicious, especially the chocolate covered almonds and the leaf shaped chocolate wafers. What more can I say?

My entire visit to Sant Sadurni d'Anoia was completely surreal (in a good way). I got lost in…read moreBarcelona and took the wrong bus...but somehow ended up in the right spot anyways?! If you are headed out this way, make sure you are very clear as to how to flag down the proper bus. I arranged in advance for one of the wine and chocolate tours advertised on the Chocolates Simon Coll website. It was 13.5 euro for a 90-minute tour/tasting at Codorniu and an hour tour/tasting at Simon Coll. I was blown away by the whole thing. Unlike most tourist destinations, the staff at both locations seemed genuinely excited to share their stories and products with us. It made the whole experience that much more fun. I just couldn't believe that for ~$15 I got two glasses of cava, all the chocolate I could ever want, and a half day's worth of entertainment. The Simon Coll experience alone is worth the visit to this quaint town. It isn't just one of those boring tours where you sit in a room and someone shows you a slideshow of a cocoa plantation. They call it a "chocolate experience" instead of a "tour" for a reason. They have an entire audiovisual room that transports you into the chocolate making experience - it is really innovative and unexpected. You get to taste chocolate from the cocoa nib form to the finished truffle and all of the steps in between. If you don't have time for a tour, the shop itself is a real treat. They have a ton of variety and they let you sample almost everything in the store! It really felt like heaven.

Great pastries/baked goods. Great coffee too!…read more You know a place is serious about their coffee when they have a La Marzocco machine.

Good espresso and coffees Don't quite get the cappuccino…read morethough. I would go with a quad latte

Small cafe near the Sagrada Família. Good conversation, good coffee selections, love the vibe.read more

Laura you my friend are one amazing person! We came in 30 mins before closing and you were a…read moretrooper to serve us with a smile and positive attitude! The coffee was amazing the deserts were fantastic! I think we ended up buying each of the deserts you offered and we bought extra coffee beans because they were so yummy. The ambiance was very cozy and calming. Thank you again for an amazing experience:)

Nice new coffee shop in my hometown! Decorated like a classic metro station, it is petite and…read morepleasant, cozy place. Perfect to hang out with friends for a slow motion coffee and see people passing by. Very centric.

Came by this little cozy cafe since we were staying in the area. Service was quick. Got an espresso…read moreand my friend got their latte. I love that they gave us a shot class of water to cleanse our palette. The espresso was as strong as my personality, love love! Definitely recommend if you're in the area. Lots of seating as well.

Excellent coffee quality in this place. We got a recommendation for the quality and it was truest…read morejustified . I got the double espresso and it was great - it felt like a 3rd gen roasting style (also knows as specialty ) which I rally like - very strong and quite sour . If you like this style , I highly recommend

I can't believe I forgot to take pictures in this last trip to my hometown! Definitively one of the…read morebest and oldest coffee shops in town. It used to be a store where you go and buy coffee in bulk to brew at home (back when there were no Starbucks, not that there is one in my native town!). People decades back brew a lot of coffee at home instead of having the cafelito in the terraces in downtown, so this was a classic place to go and get 'Cafe Pont' one of the most beloved brands. With the time the many decades old coffee store has expanded and got hipsterized so to speak. Very lovely and cozy.

Oh yum! If you're looking for desserts or are wanting a sweet, this place is very good…read more To enter you must press a button on the outside. The automatic door will open. To exit, do the same thing. Fresh bright and tasty pastries. It was hard to decide so take you time and take all the smells in.

Awesome bakery in a residential area of BCN. Its open sliding doors and line up of baked goods was…read moreinviting. I ordered a spinach quiche and cafe ola. My group ordered pastries and flatbreads, and all enjoyed. Incredibly cool interior, coffee shop in the back.

Had some great coffee and pastries. Nice outdoor seating area. This is a heavy locals area so the…read morewaitress spoke very little English. Fortunately for me, my years of ordering at Taco Bell had me well prepared and I murdered my way through Spanish to get our order. Very affordable. 2 coffees, orange juice and 3 pastries for about 8 Euros. Enjoy.

Now here's a place that seems tailor-made for American tourists since it felt like a cross between…read moreThe Cheesecake Factory and Applebee's. Before you roll your eyes thinking this will be one of my dismissive reviews, I want to confess Jamie W and I had satisfying bites here when we were seeking a lighter bite for lunch and a late night latte after barhopping. It's a spacious cafe on one of Sitges' main pedestrian arteries, Carrer Marques Montroig. Beyond the lure of terrace seating, it has the added convenience of being open from 8:30AM to midnight and 2AM on weekends. Their menu is quite broad with a focus on familiar comfort foods for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We came here to have salads, and they have them for 8,7€ each. Jamie had the Spinach which included jamon serrano, parmesan, and walnuts (Photo 9), while I went with the Caesar which had chicken and parmesan (Photo 8). They were both hearty portions well executed. We decided to indulge and have 2,2€ Cafe Leches (Photo 6) but not before sharing a big 6,2€ slice of Apple Pie served à la mode with vanilla ice cream, cinnamon, toffee, and whipped cream (Photo 7). They're locally known for the wide variety of their baked goods (Photo 2), so we just felt a need to have dessert. On another evening, we returned to satisfy our need for something decadent yet again. FOOD - 4 stars...casual eats in American-size portions, the baked sweets are tasty AMBIANCE - 4 stars...inviting terrace seating, usually pretty busy in here SERVICE - 4 stars...pretty efficient and open late TOTAL - 4 stars...a bustling, all-day hub for light bites or heavier indulgences RELATED - Exploring Sitges? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/k4i7f7-8Qx

After getting a bit bored with our daily breakfast spot, we tried Café Montroig. It's a huge café…read moreopen to the street, with a high glass roof indoors. Montroig also has open air tables in the back, plus seating rows on the street front. We avoided the front since that's where the smokers sit and the smell wafts inside. The breakfast menu is extensive with every kind of egg option, breakfast style and espresso coffee choice imaginable. You'll be sure to find something on the menu. I chose the English Breakfast one and it is a big breakfast. Imagine American Breakfast without hash browns but with baked beans and tomato slice. I just got the American the next time. Both were nothing special, just basic. Friends liked their cold cereal and fruit offerings. Service was off both times as the young servers didn't come by enough, forgot to bring requested items or even forgot orders. Food took forever to arrive, and not all at the same time. We were on holiday and really had nowhere to rush off to anyway.