This is my favorite Italian restaurant in town. The ambience is friendly and casual, and the food…read moreis awesome!!!! Caffè di San Marco is run by Italian family who settled in Barcelona for a long time, as a result, you can even enjoy some traditional Catalan dishes as well. At lunch time, they offer a variety of menus at 10.95 euros and there are a lot of dishes to choose including Pizza! Their pizza is huge and real Italian. I love their "risotto ai fuighi porcini", this is definitely the best I have ever tried in Barcelona. The price is reasonable, here you can even dine out paying about 25 euro at most. It's a little bit out of town center, but when you think you can taste the real Italian food, it's worth visiting!!! (Actually there are posh bars near, around Av. Tibidabo)

There are a lot of places like this in Barcelona. But that one was just 70 meters away from our…read moreapartment. If you are somewhere near and in mood for a snack or drink, give it a try.. The food is really good, it's served really fast and the staff is very friendly. What else do you need? Be careful in lunch time and after 21:00, because it may be crowded with locals and usuals like me.

This place is AMAZING! The staff is AMAZING! The food is AMAZING! OMG if you are in the area for…read moreParc Guell this is a must stop!!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!! AND the prices are AMAZING! Had to add to yelp so everyone can experience this excellence!

This place was solid. I walked here with my hubby, aunt and toddler after a visit to Parc Guell. We…read moreorder some tapas to share. The restaurant itself was small but we were able to bring in our stroller and all be seated. The patatas bravas were tasty and so were the croquettes. We also got the prawn special (Thursday) but I didn't like it because they were unpeeled. However, that does seem to be the norm in Spain. We got some watermelon for dessert and it hit the spot during a hot day.

I ordered a salad w goat cheese, bacon, and walnuts. What Ingot was honey mustard soup with…read morerequisite ingredients. Salad drowned in the dressing.

Our best meal in Barcelona. We had the egg with ratatouille and sea bass with potatoes, the daily…read morespecial. Great service and atmosphere

After checking out park guell, we wanted to get lunch, I know there are plenty of places to eat…read morearound the park, but we wanted to walk away a little bit since we felt as if most of the places around the park were for tourists. this little shop is definitely more of a local joint. The dude working here spoke limited english, and most of the people eating here were local. unfortunately, we came here a bit early and the lunch menu was not an option for us. but we did end up getting two sandwiches that were tasty and quite filling. if you're looking for a cheap, no frill place after your journey at the park guell, i'd recommend checking this place out.

This is a great lunch spot close to Park Güell! We bought churros, melted chocolate, sandwiches and…read morecold drinks. Then, we packed these in our bags and continued up the hill. I'm so glad that we did this because we didn't see any other food shops nearby and it was already mid-day. I highly recommend stopping here and buying somethin to much on. These made the perfect snack after we climbed to the top and found a picnic bench to rest. The staff were also really friendly and provided us scenic location suggestions within the park.

This place was exactly what we needed to gather food for a picnic in Parc Guell. Delicious…read moresandwiches, pizza, fruit, and the owner was so friendly and helpful. It made our first afternoon in Barcelona great!

We discovered this place after an evening at Tibidabo. The tapas were excellent. We ordered…read moregazpacho which came with all the fixings to be added to the tomato base. We ordered white asparagus with orange and vermouth cubes. And we ordered an excellent tuna tartare with aubergines. After visiting Barcelona for a week and trying numerous tapas places and other restaurants, I would have no hesitation in recommending Molina.

From the owner: Comida casera de mercado y autor!read more

Perfect for brunch! Next to the metro. This restaurant has a outside seating area…read more Customer service is friendly. Portion size is larger compared to other restaurants I have tried in Barcelona. The prices for a entree average from $11 to $25 I ordered the roasted chicken and potatoes. The potatoes come thin sliced on top of each other. Really nice atmosphere overall

I'm really only posting this review for the frappé they served me. Best I have found in the city…read more Good: drinks. They also had a better tea selection than most places. Pricing isn't too bad. The napkins they give you are not cloth but heavy duty, unlike most cafés in this category. Menu has many interesting things (we couldn't try them all) like vol-au-vent. Bad: dirty table (we could see dried spills from the previous couple customers), street noise (if outside) - they need a barrier between the terrace and street. No paper towels or soap in bathroom. When they are busy, it takes a while to get your order.

Delicious cafe offering up some "American brunch" options in Gracia neighborhood! While we have…read moreenjoyed every aspect of our trip there was no denying we just missed the ability to have good ol' fashioned eggs for breakfast instead of a pastry. We stumbled upon Kamelia and they offered just that for us! They have a bunch of great egg dishes and breakfast dishes to try up and lots of vegetarian options too. I got the Eggs V which was a type of Benedict with english muffin, eggs avocado, asparagus and chick peas. PS chickpeas on eggs is GENIUS. We got some fries and salad on the side. My husband ordered the mushroom omelette which was so delicious and full of mushrooms! This is a great option if you want something cheap, quiet and off the touristy areas but also appeals to a standard "american breakfast" if you need it!

We stumbled upon this place in Barcelona and it is amazing. Best latte I've ever had. The food was…read moreincredible too.

This is a tiny space with stools at the bar. The tapas menu was varied and everything we had was…read moredelicious. But the real fun was with the bartender. He recommended food and beverages that were completely on point. We toasted with the other customers. He tried to teach me to pour wine the way they pour mint tea in Morocco. We enjoyed every moment of the experience. Highly recommended!

Stumbled upon this local tapas bar in Barcelona and it quickly became one of the highlights of our…read moretrip. We ended up going two nights in a row -- and would absolutely do it again. The two bartenders -- who seem to be a couple -- are the heart of the place. He's got a dry, hilarious sense of humor that sets the tone, and together they make everyone feel like a regular. That said, if you're easily offended or don't appreciate a bit of cheeky banter, this might not be your spot. But for those who enjoy a fun, unfiltered vibe -- you'll love it here. As for the food -- wow. We had the tortilla with meat (not sure what it was, but it was delicious), the artichoke tempura (I would fly across the world again just for these), the fried eggplant, and the meat with chimichurri. Everything was fresh and flavorful. Great food, unforgettable personalities, and a place that feels alive. Take a handheld fan because it is hot - especially during summer.