We were there for our breakfast, quite a few baked vegetarian stuff, we had ordered a foccacia…read more along with some cappuccino, is a good place to nibble or for breakfast. This is a chain, so you can find them at several locations. Self-service only. Ambiance is like a cafe, and there is nothing much to add

Good start to my stay in Barcelona. Popped in here because it was too early to check into the hotel…read moreand I was desperate for another cup of coffee. Too early for lunch in Europe, but I'm not European so I get hungry early. Plus I knew I'd be out doing the touristy thing for a long while so I needed to fuel up with some food. Got a pizza and a latte. Perfect combo to get me going before the sightseeing had to begin. Fast service. Sat out at one of the tables on the street and enjoyed my food for a little bit. Nice little spot.

Excellent coffee shop located on lower level of a historic building in Gothic quarter of Barcelona…read more My Capucinno was exceptional where it had a great balance of expresso to milk, with a rich creamy top that was just so tasty. The quality of the coffee drink with the ambiance of the setting, big exposed wood beams in the ceiling that tie into the stone walls, made for a nice memorable experience of my Barcelona trip! As a tip, After checking out the Barcelona Cathedral head here for a coffee break as it is pretty much around the corner from it.

Passed by this cute little focacceria, didn't even know this was a thing! Got the focaccia de peril…read more& funghi (bacon & mushroom), focaccia pollo grigliato (chicken), pastis pascals (spinach), and zimino (chickpea soup). So yum!

The food was really great and the owner was very friendly. He also gave our son a birthday treat…read morefor his 18th birthday and we all sang Happy Birthday. We would definitely go back. The ago toast and burgers were delicious!

5.6.17: Breakfast before we head to the airport onto our next destination. We were craving…read moresomething different and thought mediterranean in Spain sounds good. The atmosphere reminded us of home. We were seated in the back and it was quite cozy. We ordered the blueberry pancakes and a dish called Ouef Sur Le Plat (potatoes, egg, asparagus, toast). Little did we know the blueberry pancakes were so cute. Three stacked of pancakes the size of my fist. It was delicious n glad we weren't extremely hungry. The other dish was pretty hearty with potatoes n poached egg. Also very good. There was nothing Mediterranean related that we noticed but the food was good. =) We enjoyed their coffee and orange juice.

This is the same place as Tasqueta next door. Just go in to the one that has seats available. We…read morearrived around 10:30 pm for a late dinner. The concept is simple and based on an honor system. All the tapas have either a plain or red toothpick which denotes the higher price. Toothpicks are counted at the end of your meal. You can go next door to choose from even more tapa choices. I ordered the house wine which was decent. Hubs ordered the Estrella lemon beer on tap which was awesome. I'm not a beer drinker but liked it enough to ask for another. I nearly downed that beer. It was a hot humid night and it hit the spot. For the three of us, it came out to a total of 30 Euros. That's cheap!!!! There's a fun vibe here and there are a lot of Americans, English speakers, etc. Teminded need a little of my college summer abroad in Europe. The servers are really friendly too.

Stopped by for a quick bite to hold us over until lunch. We were seated immediately. I got the…read morecroissant with warm Nutella, it was very good but i was expecting it to be warmer. My fiancé got bread with strawberry jam which was simple. Their bread was interesting, not much of a crust. Customer service was good, albeit on the slower side. I know in European countries service is at a more lax speed compared to the states so this wasn't completely unexpected. It was also a little busy outside.

This local, small corner restaurant is most authentic and provides absolutely fantastic Spanish…read moretortillas. In fact, having lived in Spain for 7 years, I dare claiming these to be some of the very best ones. The servive is very friendly, and Papi himself, who cooks these tortillas daily basis, greeted us and explained the history of the place. We will definitely return to repeat the treat!

The food and drinks were great! The pastrami sandwich was delicious and the espresso martinis were…read moremade well. The only suggestion I have with the pattatas bravas is to add less sauce.

Food is very average. Cafeteria style though so it's easy to find something for everyone. I don't…read morerecommend the noodle paella. The seafood was fresh but the noodles were dry and seemed to be sitting around. The bbq was reheated in a microwave. The sandwich from the tapas area was very basic -ham, cheese, lettuce and mayo but good for picky eaters who want to know what they're getting. The views were really amazing and definitely worth a stop. Grab a cart, trays, find your food and drinks and then check out. Bust your own table after.

top of el corte ingles which is a large spanish mall building...cafeteria style eatery is located…read moreat the top...ikea style cafeteria with trays and carts to push along...grab various food items, drinks or wine...they do have a sign and picture for how big your wine pour can be..too much and get charged more....8,7 euros for pizza and glass of wine...just a light meal/snack...windows all around with a view of barcelona...food looks okay and pizza was fine...fairly cheap small meal...

La Esquina fell on my radar via my brother. He did his own research of spots to try while in…read moreBarcelona and heard good things about this place. The menu and reviews looked great, so I was excited to check it out. That being said, we made plans to have a late dinner here our second night in the city. The vibe of La Esquina is super casual - there's a decently-sized dining area with a bar towards the back that serves as a focal point. There's nothing too noteworthy about the decor - it almost doesn't match the food they serve but that just might be my perspective. The menu is mostly tapas, separated by protein type. Additionally, they have some larger format rice dishes that are meant to be shared. We decided on tapas as well as one of the rice dishes - because why not both? For tapas, we ordered two skewers: pork and sea bass, croquettes, pimientos, patatas bravas, and steak tartate croissants. All the tapas were great - though the croissants and patatas were the biggest standouts. The latter were cooked perfectly and had a generous helping of sauces, while the former was super creative and delicious. Our rice dish had cuttlefish and prawns that was seasoned well and prepared in a tasty squid ink sauce. The rice was slightly firm, and that cuttlefish really came through. The overall flavor was heavy on the seafood so it may not be everyone's taste, but it worked for me. We opted for dessert, and went with the Crema Catalán. This was similar to a crème brûlée, but topped with a thin layer of caramel. It was really good, surprisingly not overly sweet and a great finisher to our meal. Service was good, everyone was really friendly and food came out at a good pace. Overall, La Esquina was an excellent find, I'm really glad we checked it out and I wouldn't hesitate to return for another meal.

The food was delicious. I really enjoyed the crispy yet flavorful croquettes. The paella was very…read moreflavorful as well. We opted to dine outside on a beautiful fall day. The servers were very pleasant and attentive.

Great place to have lunch or dinner. Good food and very close to the Ramblas Catalunya. Great…read moreambiance and you can also buy cuts of meat, breads and fruit they use on their menu. I've been traveling for three months around Europe and this food is amongst the best I've had all trip. I ordered the chicken club and as a courtesy the gave me a tuna starter. It was delicious!! Instagram @faithmari Curator @visitsacramento

2nd time my husband was here (first for me) and it way surpassed my expectations. All shareable…read moreitems (3 of us), we had (abbr version) bread/tomato, truffle Brie cheese, potato salad (not American style) w/pickled onions & mild anchovies, grilled hake fish & fresh vegetables and a Mac & cheese with cured ham (and I don't eat ham) was to die for. We ordered a glass of recommended red wine which we converted to a magnum. Our server Erik was also awesome!!! You will not cross this place on accident, but i would say to anyone, you also won't be wasting your time going out of your way to take a taxi there.