La Garriga is your neighborhood spot while you are in Spain.  No one speaks English here and there…read moreis no translated menu.  The food, wine, and ambiance are all spectacular.  Mingle with locals, have a glass (or several) of local Spanish wine, and try some of the several types of cured ham they have.  You can even get some meat or cheese wrapped to go, truly a local deli. I stopped by twice in three days as I was staying at a hotel around the corner.  I had the Jamon Iberico sandwich (the pulguita/small size) and it was one of the best sandwiches I have ever had.  The bread was a little tough but similar to bread you would find at a local French bakery.  I also tried a mini hamburger and several croquettes.  Everything was delicious.  They had 3 types of croquettes: ham, mushroom, and fish.  All were delicious. This place is standing room only and you will be able to pick out food by pointing at the items in the case in front of you. They also take credit cards which is nice.

This place is a small deli style cafe. They had an assortment of cheeses and meats. I got a…read morecappuccino and small jamon and cheese baguette. The bread is soft, chewy and crispy with a perfect balance of cheese and jamon in every bite. I would give this place 5 stars, but it's on the pricy side. 2€ for a tiny cappuccino and 3.50€ for the small baguette.

Fass is a decent restaurant/deli only form the best German sources and I really enjoyed having a…read morepretzel and apfelschorle which is a sparkling apple juice and if you're not feeling the German vibe you can have a variety of traditional Spanish dishes such as "pan tomaca" which is basically bread with olive oil and mashed up tomato which I love. Although the staff aren't the best as I asked which smoothie had less fat and the lady said "everything you eat has fat." Overall it's a nice place to eat.