Attention American expats: donuts are found here, and they're called 'dunkins'…read more On average the donuts were a bit on the stale side - partly my fault for having dropped in so late in the day, and partly because of the humidity that's so Barcelona. Service was speedy and staff friendly, even taking the brave step of engaging me in English to explain that buying 6 is a better deal than 4. All this coming from a Catalunya cutie - who can refuse?

While we were in Barcelona rushing to make an appointment I noticed this shop out of the corner of…read moremy eye.. it looked so good that we decided to come back just to try some of their treats and boy they did not disappoint. We tried one of their chocolate desserts, a chocolate chip cookie and a matcha drink. All of them were great.. so great that I ended up buying a pistachio brookie to go. To this day we regret not buying more stuff to bring back home. The service was great and quick. The place was clean and cute to dine in with a few tables! Overall I'd definitely stop by if I'm in Barcelona again!

Had to try a gluten free bakery while in Barcelona of course (one of many). Chok is for chocolate…read morebut they didn't sell any actual chocolates... but there was a rotation of special flavored cinnamon rolls, rookies, brownies, mini cakes, cookies, and cheesecakes. There were a few loaves of bread but mostly there were those sweets and it seems they have those all the time. We got a regular cinnamon roll because the flavored ones didn't have as much of the frosting on it which is the best part, and a pistachio cream rookie... no im not sure what a rookie is but it looked like a Levain cookie (the famous one from NY) as it was a mountain of a dessert. We had both treats heated up... although they weren't actually hot lol. The cinnamon roll was on par with others I've had, maybe even slightly drier but the frosting was amazing and I still enjoyed it a lot. The rookie was quite decadent and the inside was an almost cake texture? Still quite tasty but I think both would've knocked it out of the park if they were actually hot and ooey gooey. Five stars because it wasn't bad but I can't say I'm super impressed. I will be going to other gf bakeries over this one

I'm back! It's been a while though my first experience really stuck out in my mind so wanted to…read morecome by again. Got the passion fruit yuzu frosted donut this time. Should've ordered a coffee too because the frosting was quite a bit sweeter and more coverage than I remembered. So much so that I had to scrape some of it off at the end because it was just too sweet. The texture of the dough inside was still lovely, with yeasty, doughy air pockets. The donut itself was also very large so maybe better to share with a few others than try to eat one or more by yourself :) Didn't have much interaction with the staff though the man making the donuts and working the counter seemed cordial. They offer ice cream and coffee drinks on the menu too. This is a take away spot mostly, there's a bench along one wall you could sit at to eat there though it seats probably 4-5 people at most. They take cash and card.

Great donuts! Chocolate was my favorite! But plain was also awesome. Get there early to have the…read moremost choices.

Boldú is everywhere near my hotels. They have the cutest donuts there with different flavors, eg…read morechocolate, pistachios, original, dubai chocolate, etc. They have mini version if you want to grab different favors. They also serve different sandwiches if you prefer savory. Overall, great service but not a typical cafe in Barcelona.

Donuts with crème filling and varieties of shapes. Hmmm not so fresh but still OK. Coffee and cold…read moredrinks available. Indoor seatings. Too much sugar for sure Service is order-to-sit with coffee shop ambience. Good for study, relax and meetups.

Small little shop with quick service. We came here for breakfast all 4 days when we were in the…read morearea. The churros were made fresh and hot. It's so light and crunchy on the outside. Perfect for a quick grab and go (they also have some seating too). The price is amazing (2 euro for churros and around 5 euros if you get it with chocolate). 100% would recommend!!

We were walking past this place and decided we need to stop by! We had the churros with chocolate…read moreand RACIÓ DE PORRES (I like this one better than the churros) they're different, the churros had a crunch on the outside and the RACIÓ DE PORRES was softer on the outside and didn't need to dip in the chocolate! The RACIÓ DE PORRES had more taste!

Farggi was walking distance to the apartment we were staying at while in Barcelona, and I ate here…read morein two different instances. Once to have a quick breakfast, and another time to try their churros because Xurreria across the street was closed. I found their prices to be high for what they offer. My breakfast consisted of coffee and a meat pastry and that came out to practically 10 euro.. why? Magic meat pastry? Not really, wasn't even all that good. Same thing for the churros, overpriced and underwhelming. I know the store looks really nice, but you can do better.

I was in Barcelona for 3 and a half days. On my first night I stumbled upon this place and bought a…read moredark chocolate donut. I was back every day after that to buy one (or more). One of the things I am going to miss and I'm not even a donut person.

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.

Dunkin Coffee…read morehttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/dunkin-coffee-barcelona-7?select=KZAKvKEQEDDD_UTfeipCjQ Yeah it's the same Dunkin Donuts chain that's in the U.S. I guess the Spaniards don't know what a Donut is? Donuts the Breakfast of Champions or is it Homer Simpson? http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/dunkin-coffee-barcelona-7?select=HyDpryhLWFz_NYwo4tUIkw anyhow it was early so they were fresh, a bit too sweet but not bad and NO I did not eat all six donuts! Croissant Ham & Cheese Combo (€4.95) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/dunkin-coffee-barcelona-7?select=y6i1McB70glVfP9zA7BYLw The croissant was flaky and fresh a slice of ham & cheese http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/dunkin-coffee-barcelona-7?select=u34wvpfUpHh2QJhUdk8gSA it was all OK, don't expect a wow factor from Dunkin #LowExpectations and you'll be good to go! the combo comes with Coffee http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/dunkin-coffee-barcelona-7?select=s8rB9rJw3boOY8MJDqI4bQ AVG; 3.5-Stars

Warm day and we needed caffeine so our group came here for an iced coffee drink. This store is…read morelocated right by the entrance to Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria off of Les Rambles and pretty clean. There are several long communal tables with stool seating. Bathrooms are located downstairs in the back and are for customers only. Employees spoke limited English but were patient with our constantly changing orders. Drinks are just how I remembered them since there are no longer Dunkin' locations in the bay area: not too acidic or too sweet. Of course not as good as artisan coffee shops but still yummy and good for a chain (gotta keep in perspective!). Credit cards accepted

My search for plant-based pastries led me to Chok and I was excited to try some of their offerings,…read moreespecially after seeing such high reviews for their baked goods. I can appreciate the options but everything I had was simply fine and not remarkable if I'm being completely honest. I tried their Carrot Cake and Chocolate Muffins, each with its own creamy fillings, as well as a Chocolate Chip Cookie. The muffins were quite dry and the cookie crumbled too easily in addition to being super oily... my entire wax paper bag was drenched by the time I got home to indulge. I was really looking forward to trying their Chocolate Cronut but they didn't have any in stock when I visited. Overall, it was good to have the option to enjoy some vegan friendly treats, but it wasn't the home run that I was hoping they'd be.

This location is entirely gluten free and I tried so many pastries during our visit and they were…read moreall delicious. My family's favorite was the chocolate raspberry cupcake. Definitely give them a try, you won't be disappointed.

Menu has a good combination of Spanish and Latin inspired brunch items. Avocado toast and carnitas…read moremango skillet was excellent. Location is a few block off the main tourist area of Las Ramblas so it makes for a relaxing brunch spot. Ample indoor seating and small outdoor seating available. Friendly staff.

Our international flight arrived to Barcelona (BCN) this morning so we were hungry for dinner. This…read moreplace was near our IHG Hotel Indigo. This was our first time visiting Barcelona and this restaurant with our friends for dinner. We passed by and liked the posted menu in English. The place was packed with patrons for dinner, therefore we assumed this was a good local place for us to stop for dinner. Despite that the place was packed with customers we scored a table for four in the rear of the restaurant. I started with and enjoyed my portal (blanco Joven), which is a dry garnacha blanca 90% sauvignon Blanc and Viognier for 4 Euros. I enjoyed my patatas pulled pork bravas potatoes with carnitas, poutine sauce and chilli sour cream for 12 Euros. My friend also enjoyed his patatas pulled pork bravas potatoes. We all enjoyed our tapas. I also ended my dinner with a Cerv Jarra cervezas draft beer for 4.90 Euros. My friend also enjoyed the same cervezas draft beer. My total bill for the four of us was 81.30 Euros or USA $94.44 based on the current exchange rate. Our server Contado, who also spoke English, served us very well. After we visited I found one other nearby Alsur Cafes, which may or may not be affiliated with this Alsur Cafe restaurant. We agreed we will return here again. More to come regarding tomorrow's tour of the Sagrada Familia and Park Guell.