La Fábrica was my favorite spot that we ate at during our trip to Girona! What a beautiful coffee…read moreshop with delicious food. The coffee shop is owned by cyclist and has cycling photos and details all throughout. It seems like a meetup spot for cyclist as there was a big group when we arrived. It's so nice to see so many people gathered sharing a meal over a shared activity! We ordered the smoked salmon and pulled pork bagels. They were so delicious and full of flavor!

Had a great time at this little brunch spot. The owners are cyclists so you can see news paper…read morearticles and bike cycle pictures hidden throughout the restaurant. It has a nice cozy feel to it with a great selection of food and coffee drinks as well. I ordered a mango cold brew and had a dirty chai togo. I had their BBQ pork sandwich with mango sauce and it was very filling. Everyone was friendly and had English menus as well. Definitely will be back to visit!

Stopped in for a quick coffee. This is like a less corporate starbucks. Tall brick walls,…read moreindustrial lighting. Really cool vibe and feel. I got an iced vanilla latte. It was subtly sweet, smooth and had strong, delicious espresso. They have super nice staff! We were here for a quick day trip from Barcelona. Eager to explore, and caffeinate, this was a perfect pitstop before roaming around the city. It's not a huge area, but this little latte came through for the first half of exploring. They had various baked goods, but I didn't try any of them. The avocado toast looked really good.

Perfect HEALTHY stop on our travels through Girona!…read more Açaí bowls were amazing. You can pick your size and it includes three ingredients. We had the açaí and banana, strawberry and granola. Of course you can add more for an additional cost. Also an espresso for me and a Chai tea latte with oat milk for my hubby. The setting is awesome. Right on the river so the views are incredible. Also front entrance is right on the main square. Bike parking inside and it's also DOG-FRIENDLY!! Woohooooo. We will return!

The xuxos (chu-chos) were some of the best pasteries i've ever tasted. Probably not great for my…read morehealth, but worth every bit if it for my tastebuds.

Came to Girona on a day trip (and wishing I stayed much longer) and had to have a xiuxo (the pastry…read moreGirona is know for) and cafe latte. I saw the chocolate croissants and had to have one of those as well. All I can say is that I was not disappointed. The coffee was delicious as were the pastries and totally addictive!

We stopped in for a 4 pm snack since siesta time was still over much of the city . My husband was…read moretalking about the patates braves that he really loved at another please when he was in Girona last year. This cute little place had a "braves rock&rock" which drew us in. Same traditional dish , fried potato chunks with a mayo sauce but this one had a bit more of a kick we were told (hence the rock&rock). The potatoes were sliced thinner then normal (he said) . I had nothing to compare it too but enjoyed it immensely ... Which is why Thera not picture of it! I was so excited to dig in I forgot to take a photo till too late! Oops We also each had a nice glass of house wine , €3 each not too bad . Cute modern place with just a twist on the traditional .

Located quite near the cathedral, you must try their goat cheese, green leafy salad with apples,…read morewalnuts and pistacho vinaigrette dressing. It is absolutely out of this world! Of course you could add a slice of bread with tomato and olive oil drizzled over it. And you could add a glass of the local red wine. But the salad would still not be more fabulous!

Just steps away from the Catedral de Girona is this small Italian cafe with ample eating areas…read moreserving coffee and pastry. The inside was empty although every table outside was occupied by customers from the cathedral or just in the mood to grab some food. We ordered the Xuixo de Creme with cinnamon sugar sprinkled on top. Absolutely loved the custard filling which perfectly complemented the fried dough. Not a bad find in a great location for only 3.9€.

Overall 3/5 stars! I would like to give L'Arc a little more credit…read more I would say that it is very much an easy eat after spending some time in the Cathedral, but I think their food is definitely worth a try! They have a signature dessert (it looks a bit like a chubby churro)--I'm completely blanking on the name but it was ABSOLUTELY delicious and they have a little advertisement for it on their counter--that was JUST the perfect amount of sweet and fluffiness (1st & 2nd photo, right dessert). My sister ordered the the Bikini (which was a Ham, Lettuce, & Tomato sandwich) and I had their Burger. I personally thought that the burger was a bit so-so; it was a bit more undercooked than what I had requested, but it did have an interesting sweet taste to it that I've never experienced before. I also ordered a little Caramel Cappuccino with Oatmilk & I absolutely loved it because it wasn't too bitter nor too sweet after adding the one provided pack of sugar. MY MOST FAVORITE dish/tapa ordered was 1000% the Patatas Bravas. During my stay in Spain, I ABSOLUTELY tried Patatas Bravas at every restaurant, and L'Arc's definitely competed for the first spot! Their patatas bravas weren't super spicy, and they had the PERFECT amount of crunch on them. I absolutely loved the Patatas Bravas and I would 300% come back to Girona for them The only other thing besides the burger that knocked my review down another star is that the service was a little disappointing. We were touring and had 5 people ordering in our family so it took a while for us to order, and our waitress began rolling her eyes along with the customer behind us. We personally didn't mind, but I believe that there should be a bit more tact and professionalism when providing service to visiting customers. At the very end, our waitress was kinder, which was appreciated!