What a cute little gem we found near our hotel. It's a small shop and it looks like the owner does…read moreit all. She was sweet and made our breakfast quickly. The food was delicious and fresh. I loved the Catalan hot chocolate - it wasn't too sweet and so flavorful. There were books to flip through and games to play.

It's a cute little cafe that's tucked away. The menu is limited but everything we had was amazing…read more If you're trying to avoid touristy spots or need a quick coffee and scratch made pastry, this is a great spot to stop.

After walking a whole lot, our friends were exhausted and wanted a place to sit and take a break…read more We looked up what's nearby and decided to come here. What a lovely shop! Charming decor, great hospitality, and fantastic tea selection. We very much enjoyed our time at the tea house and highly recommend it!

This is a quaint place tucked in the middle of the winding alleyways of La Ramba and is easy to…read moremiss. But if you find it the place is certainly worth a visit. The small establishment is nicely adorned and has a decent amount of seats for the space. The employees were also friendly and helped described their items for touristy me. I tried a dirty chai and it was quite strong with spices. I enjoyed it, but if you like a weaker flavor you may be in for a surprise. I also sampled an array of cookies and treats. They were all fairly petite and, although I really cannot recall their names, none tasted bad. Some just ok, some good, but none were great either. Be warned, cell service is non-existent inside, so plan to stay off the phone! All things considered, this place was a pleasant surprise on an otherwise chilly afternoon stroll.

Ohhh myyyy, talk about a hidden gem with exclusive flavors. Really an adorable hole in the wall…read morewith colorful barstools, medieval stone walls, friendly service, and tastes you can Only Get Here. Excellent hummus platter got our mouths watering, but the house-invented Sorda rocked our tastebuds. A mushroom, olive, queso combo with a light flatbread topper, the restaurant described its creation as a crunchy calzone. Much thinner than American-style calzone, and absolutely delightful. Pair up with red wine, and you cannot go wrong with this one-of-a-kind dish we will dream of for the rest of our days.

A very small (one might even say tiny) bar that we were told was carved out of old Roman ruins…read more The service was good as one would expect where there can only be about 10 customers. We had a delicious cheese plate and also me tea which was lovely. Kind of cool for the ambiance alone.

The place is nice and quiet if you're looking sit down and hang out with friends. They have a nice…read moreterrace too. I was disappointed with the quality for their tea though.

stopped by for some boba along the way while traveling around. drinks are decent, but boba was…read morestill not ready for another 20 minutes so we were unable to pick that as a topping. staff was friendly and gave us some recommendations on which drinks to get

I loved the bubble tea at zenzoo! I got the oolong milk tea and my friend got the matcha ya. The…read moreboba is white/clear but it tastes like regular brown sugar boba. There's 3 types of milk to choose from: whole milk and oat milk being two of them. Customer service was great - the line moves quickly. There's no seating in the cafe, so overall it's quite small. Overall rating: 10/10

This cafe in the gothic quarter of Barcelona specializes in sweets made in monasteries and…read moreconvents. Full of tradition, delicious and made to the same recipe for generations, these sweet treats must have a lot of nostalgia for some, but for the curious and uninitiated, they are interesting and in a weird way, pretty heavenly. In addition to trays of candy made by nuns, you can sample more straight ahead treats like tea cakes, lemon meringue pies, and a refreshing house horchata. Recommended.

Elegant, quaint & very unique tea house in heart of old Ciutat Vella. Very lovely interior decor…read morewith old world charm. I didn't order anything but purchased a small gift for the girl watching my pet while I travel. This is definitely a place that stands out and worth poking your head in if you are nearby.

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.

Decent bakery in the Rambla neighborhood. Ordering here is little bit confusing, it's depends on…read morewhat you are ordering. We got croissants, cake slices, ice cream and hot chocolate. Nothing really stood out plus their ice cream was really underwhelming and very tiny portion. There are far more better bakeries in rest of the neighborhood.

I went because it had good reviews, but the owner, an old lady, was blatantly racist. She showed…read moreobvious displeasure when I sat at the table next to her counter, and when it came time to pay, she made a fuss about not wanting to touch my card and told me to put it on the ground. It is fresh exprience in a while.