We passed by here while looking for a breakfast place :) the donuts really caught our eye since…read morethey looked so delicious. All the donuts are all handmade and it was hard to choose just two to try. My friend got a matcha one while I went with Oreo. Both were absolutely fresh and delicious. They both had a white cream that oozed out after you take a bite. Very good! We also got coffee there too which was pretty decent.

Items Selected: Chocolate Frappe…read moreDulce de Leche Sugar and Raspberry Jam Tahini Pistachio Established in 1992 by a Greek ex-patriot in Barcelona, Lukumas Holes & Coffee was the third Breakfast stop on Friday, a visit earlier in the week prevented by the Doughnuts Shop's Cash-only policy but the wait perhaps fortuitous as the shelves were fully stocked on arrival with several of the glazed rings still warm to touch. Located on Carrer del Torrent de l'Olla, essentially an ally with clotheslines hanging overhead and access limited to those traveling by foot or bike, it was just prior to 11h00 that a party of two entered the small space where an English-fluent couple was chatting and enjoying Coffee, the same server present as during the first visit immediately complimenting one guest's T-Shirt featuring a Pig and thus kicking off a lengthy five-person conversation about the movie Okja on Netflix. Small and homey in its design, a single glass case of Donuts on the counter in front of an Espresso Machine with a small plastic Pig and map of Greece the only real decorations aside from colorful seating for four, it was after weighing both the choices and remaining appetite that the decision was made to invest in three Doughnuts plus a Chocolate Frappe, the drink cool and creamy but unfortunately overwhelmed by unsweetned Whipped Cream which made the last several sips mostly undrinkable. Moving on to the Donuts, Rings and Holes of several traditional flavors in addition to a few novelties offered next to Bagels, it was with two filled choices and one topped in sweetened Tahini and crushed Pistachios that the order was comprised, the bases all identical with an egginess reminiscent of Brioche while the toppings and fillings were all quite good, the Sugar and Raspberry Jam far lighter and more natural than many found Stateside while the Dulce De Leche pocket featured thick Caramel beneath Vanilla Glaze and Cinnamon Streusel.

The tiktok famous spot! Lots of different churro options. We…read moregot the deal for 6 churros and a cup of chocolate. Very rich chocolate, personally I thought that the churros themselves were oily. No spots to sit.

We stumbled upon this place walking back from Park Güell. There was quite a long line, so I had to…read moreinvestigate.... bookmark. Stopped back in during our evening stroll

This place was cute. Its basically a donut in the shape of a gingerbread, stuffed with chocolate…read moreand extremities dipped in chocolate. There ate some other options, but this place is known for the donut.

Oooh! So delicious!…read more Boldú sells bread and sandwiches, but their speciality is pastries. Not just any pastries though... doughnuts! They sell all sorts of doughnuts, themed and flavored (during holidays they have different themes like Santa Claus shaped men and they have spiders for Halloween) and filled, and also cronuts! Delicious. Really good. The prices are a little high, but the actual pastries, in my experience, are gigantic, so it equals out. The ladies at the counter are always really nice and have no problem being helpful and telling you which flavor everything is. Great cute, tiny locale, no seats, just a walk in, but really well decorated. Wonderful stuff! Great!

A chocolate cafe, do I need to say more ? Chök specializes in all thing chocolate including…read moredrinks, candies, cookies and more. I might be wearing a larger pant size if this chain makes it to the US lmao.

So excited to find vegan desserts here! A couple coffees and…read morea couple of dark chocolate filled, powdered sugar covered donuts and we were in heaven. Such a lucky find! We'll be back next time and every time we're in the neighborhood. Who am I kidding? We'll make a special trip next time we're in town. Wherever we stay....

We stopped by for some dessert as this place was very close to our stay in Barcelona. It is an…read moreunpretentious Japanese cafe serving traditional comfort food. The menu was handwritten and very authentic. The matcha cake was rich but not heavy. It was really good. I also got an Earl Grey float. This is perfect after a long day of walking.

This Japanese spot is hidden in the basement of a side alley. Excellent set lunch with 3 courses…read morewhich is terrific value for money. I had the udon noodles which were delicious and not too soft like many other places. Don't skip the dessert, they make some fine bakes and cakes that are well worth the calories. Interior is quite spacious and the staff are very attentive.

AMAZING pasta!! I decided to "make my own" which was the perfect option for me. I chose a basic…read morenoodle, with the mushroom sauce, added chicken, tomatoes & onion...literally amazing! I also ordered the homemade lemonade which was incredible! The staff are friendly and helpful (English speaking if needed) and the atmosphere is cute and spacious! I also really enjoyed the side bar which carried Olive oil, salt & pepper, utensils, & Parmesan - this way you can add as much as you'd like. I definitely recommend this place as I went twice in one week...it's that good!

Likes: + Good food, reasonably priced, that's tasty…read more+ Bathrooms + Purse hooks near a few of the tables, though not available for every seat. Style: QSR "quick service restaurant." Order at a counter, and they bring you food to your table. What we ordered: 1. Pinsa Romana with Stracciatella - Translation, a very margherita-esque pizza, but think very fresh and soft mozzarella. The dough is heavier and has a slightly sour taste a la sourdough. First thing we finished and would order again. 2. Aglio y olio + spinach + shrimp. Delicious. Our second favorite and would order again. 3. Cacio y pepe with broccoli added. For my American tastes, this was too heavily white pepper and not black pepper. It was a lot for me to scarf down in one dish and no one else liked it enough to eat this family-style. Would have just doubled up on aglio & olio if I were to visit again, which I would. Overall, a very nice place to sit down and have a casual meal. Would come here again.

We literally stopped her every morning we were I. Barcelona…read more The pastries are Amazing! Especially the white chocolate croissant. Though the cinnamon rolls were pretty delicious as well. The service was wonderful and quick even when it is busy. The staff grabbed up pastries, heated sandwiches and made specialty coffees quickly and with a smile. There is also a very cute sitting area with a lush green plant wall that has a ton of natural light great for selfies and relaxing

This place is incredible--from their coffee and pastries to their breads and sandwiches. Luckily,…read moreit was just two blocks from my hotel, so I enjoyed breakfast there every morning. The staff is fantastic--friendly, accommodating, and always smiling. With several locations across Barcelona, I highly recommend checking out this spot if you're visiting the city.

After waiting an extremely long period ,Farga served a dish that was nothing like described…read more Instead of spaghetti with prawns in chili and garlic oil,they served half done spaghetti coated in olive oil with what appears to be baby shrimp with no taste whatsoever. I guess they don't know that prawns and shrimps are two different species of seafood. Esta comida mala. I guess deserts are more their speciality. Disgusting.

I highly recommend for brunch ... great food Amazing…read moreselection of pastries and a vast selection of menu items for brunch or lunch

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.

I had the most delicious little carrot cake in a cup from here. I had originally wanted to try one…read moreof their charcoal croissants that I saw from social media reviews but I came in the evening so I guess they were sold out. The carrot cake I got was SOOO good the mascarpone was incredibly rich and the cake itself had amazing texture and flavor. The guy serving was very very friendly. Only thing is that the cakes seem to be a little overpriced for the size. I paid 5,80 euro, and I see that the prices have stayed the same for a while but based on previous reviews the serving size has decreased quite a bit. However the cake was so good I would honestly still say it was worth it. Everything is vegan and I also saw some labelled gluten free options. update: I walked past 2 days later around the same time in the evening and they had a much wider selection, including croissants this time. I also saw some new cookies and panellets which I do not believe were there the first time. In addition the cake cups looked to be filled more than mine was. I guess I got unlucky the first night I came, it was a Sunday night for reference.

This is probably my favorite vegan bakery in Barcelona. For my birthday I ordered the vegan red…read morevelvet cake and all my friends enjoyed it. It was ridiculously insane! It's my favorite flavour but they recommended the chocolate cake and it sounded as delicious as the red velvet. They make everything or mostly everything low in gluten or even gluten free. Anytime soon I'll come back and if you have an event or a party you can always get some goodies from there such as cupcakes, "alfajor", pieces of cake and more. The owners are super kind and lovely. I am so grateful for the food they make and their vibes.