So apparently Loewe has a 100-year-old plaque and that's really all it took to get me in there…read more Historic plaque? Sold. I'm not a fan of the fashion but it's based in Barcelona, and the space is a vibe. It's like a fancy museum that meets rich aunt's closet. I'm a Prada person but this was cool to see.

I would strongly recommend this store. Initially I did not intend to enter this store since I was…read moreaiming at another brand. I was attracted by the storefront so I checked in. The store decor is very cozy and the staffs are extremely knowledgeable and attentive. We were delighted by our sale representative Luis. He is extremely patient to explain the history of the company and the specific detail of the leather good that completely changed my view of the brand. I would certainly go back to this store to purchase more items.

In this day and age where everything seems so disposable, this clothing shop of "previously loved"…read moreitems is a saving grace. There is a plethora of clothing in the world. Aptly named, "Humana" is such a relief to thousands of people. Dignified and affordable. Thank you Humana for providing this opportunity to so many for such accessible prices. The stores are all over Barcelona. We support this cause.

Shop was well organized, had a good selection of clothing, and the prices were low. The staff was…read morecourteous.

According to my ladies in our group, they loved it. Great selection of handbags, luggage, wallets…read moreand scarves. They thought this place had Outlet prices. About a 13 minute walk from La Ramblas.

Bought this Biba bag it at the airport in barcelona the store name is not on the receipt, I believe…read morethey operate under globostore who are unreachable. BIBA said it has nothing to do with them. the bag is unusabe after 3 days as all the dye has rubbed off. the airport won't help either.

Had a really hard time finding this place; was told near Picasso Museum, behind church of Santa…read moreMaria etc. Finally got directions and walked into this lovely leather store. I came for two reasons: 1. I really wanted to buy a good leather bag from Spain for work. 2. Spain is the place for leather So I did my research and really liked their Slang Collection which I viewed on their website. I was greeted upon entering and proceeded to the back of the store to view it. There are several lovely pieces for men and women. I tried numerous leather crossbody, found too heavy. The Slang really laid right on my frame. The colors for fall are beautiful: deep burgundy, stone, khaki and black. I purchased the crossbody I saw online plus a nice wallet. Total cost @75 euros. They do sell luggage, scarves and other accessories. I was also given a VAT form to get tax refund on my way back to NY. Nice customer service: was told how to clean my bag( baby wipes, go figure!)

We took a tour of Europe in the summer of 2019 and Barcelona was one of the city we really wanted…read moreto experience. The first day, our flight was early so we can grab lunch near our hotel, Fairmont Rey Juan Carlos I and did some shopping. We discovered this store and found the design and the material of each item was unique and beautiful. Both my teenage twin girls was extremely excited to have found a store that fit their style in the middle of the shopping district in Barcelona. The sales associate was extremely helpful in picking out the design and sizes and walked out of store with 3 bags of T-shirts. To this day the shirts color are still vibrant and the design has not fade. To my surprise we can order them online and they offer free shipping!! These shirt make great gift ideas!!

For the Gaudizilla t-shirt alone (a Godzilla rendering done in the style of Gaudi) that I acquired…read moreon my last day in Barcelona, this place deserves a favorable Yelp review. It's far and away the most popular shirt I own based on the comments from passersby around New York City. This apparel store features all sorts of locally made t-shirts with plenty of puns to go around. While I hate the word "hipster," it's a store for hipsters run by hipsters. If you want an heirloom to take home with you, but don't want something schlocky from a run of the mill souvenir shop, you have to stop here.

LOVEEEEE! the whole family is super helpful and kind! shoes are very comfortable and well priced…read more(remember to bring a pic of ur passport for tax refund)

The store opens at 10am and I was here around 11am on Thursday 12/14/2023. I was the only customer,…read morebut I am not complaining. They were making espadrilles inside the store and one of them came up as I entered the store. She was able to speak English as well and I tried on two sizes of the design that I liked. I wear mens US 11, she recommended EU 44. Tried it on, but I do have a wide feet and it was too tight. She did mention that over time, espadrilles will stretch out, however, I chose to go one size up to EU 45. Fit perfect! Some of the designs were not available in my size but I was lucky enough to get the espadrilles that I liked. They are very comfortable and reasonably priced for hand-made shoes. Can get tax refund at the airport as well! But I recommend to get the refund to the credit card if paying with a card. The store must be very popular to Korean tourists as well. Store owner was able to speak somewhat Korean! It was interesting but yet good shopping experience.

I second Deji's review. This unassuming store has a serious kick. It's stocked with European labels…read morelike Numph and Rut & Circle. Depending on which side you enter, women's is on the top floor and men's on the lower level. Both carry an incredible selection of classics and trendy apparel and shoes. If you're headed to Park Güell, you should definitely pop over to Moloko.

This unsuspecting 2-floor shop down the street from Parque Guell boasts two things: free wifi (yay…read morefor tourists without phone service) and a strong desire for you to bargain with them. What is that you say? You've never haggled? My dears, it's high time you started. We waltzed in looking for gifts for the gentlemen in our lives, spotting the men's clothing racks from the road. Naturally we completely bypassed these, heading instead to the back racks with women's clothing and a stairway to heaven: several racks of lovely women's clothing at awesome prices. I found one light blue dress that looked amazing on me until I saw what was on it: a gasp-inducing water stain. It makes one question life's meaning until I remembered that bit about haggling. In all I purchased a man's shirt and two women's dresses, all quality garments. And what of that blue dress, you say? I haggled it down to 40% off, brought it home, washed it by hand, and wore it the next day. Like a negotiating boss.

When I lived in Barcelona, I used to frequent the Burberry outlet once a week. My friends and I…read morewould spend hours finding one of a kind pieces - many of which we still have to this day. Sadly, this store isn't what it was many years ago. It's now a sterile outlet with limited options. If you are a fringe size (0 or 12), you will be able to find plenty. Everyone else won't be as lucky.

It is all just made for outlet and definitely of a lesser quality than the retail stores. I am…read moreattaching a few pics of a random bag, but all are quiet cheap-looking. Scarves also did not feel as good as the retail quality. Just be aware of this if you shop here. IMHO: too expensive for the quality you THINK it is.

While customer service in general is not great in Barcelona. I had a great experience at Zara in…read morePoblanou!

This is a decent sized location for a ladies Zara. Now a Zara Home is a few doors down. This store…read moreis usually neat and orderly. Be careful because my friend had her Longchamps bag sliced open and her wallet stolen by a thief while shopping in this location. Store management didn't want to assist which is the prevalent attitude in this entire city which is one reason the personal crimes are rampant in Barcelona.