Their jamon iberico sandwich was dubbed to be the best sandwich by the NYT so of course I didn't…read morewant to pass-up the chance of trying it out while in Barcelona. We came in just a few minutes after the opened so the place was practically empty -- other times when we'd pass by this place, it was always busy. Ordered their small iberico sandwich as I wasn't as hungry and a small coffee that came with two mini croissants. The iberico sandwich was pretty good! Simple but the iberico was definitely the star ingredient. Only downside was it was a bit on the pricey side and you can practically get a similar sandwich but cheaper elsewhere. The strong coffee and mini croissants paired well together. Good option for a quick breakfast on La Ramblas

The bread was toasted just perfectly. Everything was simple yet perfect. Coffee was strong and…read morecreamy. All 8 of us weRe happy campers. The rest of our trip we wanted to return but didn't have the chance. ;(

Mid way through a barri gothic area tour, we had a rest point and my wife and I were hungry. This…read morebakery was nearby so we went in and ordered a basic ham and cheese sandwich. Cheap, but was so good, so fresh. Exactly what you think and want. Super pleasant find!

Loooooove! Lovely bakery, with lots of bad choices you can…read moremake. I was visiting a friend who lives in the same street, so every morning we bought a sandwich and some coffee to go and ate it at the beach. So maybe it was because of we where on the beach, maybe it was because of it was like 25 degress and a blue sky, maybe it was because Barca is my second love, but good memories about this bakery. They have freshly made sandwiches with different kinds of toppings. If you like a sandwiches but not the topping you can always ask them to make one and they will. So we had always every morning a sandwich with cheese and a cappuccino. Loved it. The coffee was gooooood. Most places in Barca do not know good coffee. This one was maybe not as strong as i normally take (Hellooooo three shots of espresso) but decent. There is a small place in the back where you can sit, never been there but is looks nice. further no place to sit outside and like i said before everything can be take away. This place is close to the beach so there is always a place to find where you can enjoy all these lovely sandwiches, coffee and pastries. Really good bakery to start your day with, or for lunch, brunch, hangover time. You name it ;-)

Amazing lunch special under 17 euros 3 course plus drink soup pork cheeks and carrot cake all very…read moregood

I came across this place when searching for an outdoor drink. It wasn't quite noticeable as there…read morewere so many restaurants around the area. But sometimes the unnoticeable place could be the one that brings you surprise. It's a comfortable diner. The waitress was a local-friendly kind of girl, the manager lady was very nice too. I visited 2 days in a roll, had Pan Con Tomate, Crema Catalana, and wines of course. The food were quite authentic and yum. They offer tapas, entries, drinks and bakeries. A recommended place for travellers who stay in this area.

Beautiful, high-end iberico ham shop! As soon as you step in, they will ask if you'd like a sample…read moreof their finest iberico ham! And they will give you samples of whatever ham they have out for carving. The gentlemen helping us was very nice and informative. Each piece we had was flavorful and yummy! The ham that was aged longer was easier to chew with less resistance. We decided to purchase the highest quality aged 5 years, which was less salty, but robust in meaty flavor. It was absolutely delicious with rustic French bread from the bakery close to our hotel. If you're sightseeing near Casa Batllo, it's only a 3-5 minute walk around the corner! We're not iberico ham connoisseurs and I'm not sure whether or not we could tell the difference between high end or mid range iberico ham. They're all very good! We probably could have gotten some less pricey ones from the markets and would have been just as satisfied. But nonetheless, it was nice to buy something luxurious to enjoy while in Spain.

Next to the meat shop is the restaurant where you can enjoy the same cuts of meats and cheeses. It…read moreis quaint and beautifully decorated. We felt we found a gem in this district as we tried plates of cheeses and hams, delicious wine and champagne, and a lovely atmosphere. The employees were outstanding. They were friendly and happy to explain all the offerings.

So here I was, in barcelona, at a conference, surrounded by Jamòn Serrano and I ended up at a Greek…read morepastry shop, on my way to the beach. The owner was equal parts kindness, helpfulness, and pride in the food he offered. To quote him he said "outside of Greece or Turkey you are not going to find better Greek food than here." I mentioned that I had had Greek spinach pastries before and was going to pick something else, to which he said, "you've never had these before." So I ordered a Panakopita and a Baclava, and exited the orange and bread-colored store and started walking toward the ocean. He was right. The Panakopita was flaky and delicious, with a hint of a Greek herb that gave it a faint taste of olives. The Baklava was a good balance of flaky and sweet. I had eaten both before I made it to the beach. I was full, and yet I returned after walking along the sand to order a Carne (meat filled pastry) and a Bougatsa Crema (custard pastry). The Carne was just fine, but the Bougatsa was incredible and quite rich. It is plenty for two. While I was there, several expats with children entered so their kids could pick out a snack. Among other things, they offer what he called a 'cookied carrot stick'. I tried a sample and indeed, it tasted more like cookie than carrot, it was popular w a 4 year old and a 6 year old who both ordered them. Why this place only has two reviews on Yelp I'll never know. It should have dozens and should probably be sold out 40 minutes after it opens, but instead there's good selection even at 7pm and the ambiance is casual excellence instead of Instagram-hot-spot. I suppose tourists in Barcelona are looking for paella not Panakopita. But please, take a break from tapas and give this place a try, it will please your taste buds and impress your travel party, young and old alike.

First time in Poblenou. First time at Furnos…read more Why did I give it five stars? Bc it's the hidden gem of the neighborhood. It's like someone picked up one of the best bakeries in Greece and set it down into Barcelona. Freddo cappucino to drink. Bougatsa (creme pastry with filo) to eat. Both were authentic and made with fresh ingredients. Even writing this review has made me hungry-- I need to try something else, like some of the fresh baked breads and desserts. If you have never heard of Freddo and bougatsa, don't worry. The owner is right out front and will describe what everything is to find something to your liking. If I move here, this is where you'll find me. Furnos (oven in Greek).

A Mediterranean brunch place with variety of delicious foods. They bake their brioche. French toast…read moreand sandwiches are fresh. Options are a bit smaller than American but still decent. Beautiful dishes. Plenty indoor and outdoor seatings. Good for kids, meetups, small groups and casual me time! Service is responsive but might be a bit slow. Veggie options available. Paid street parking. Wide entry and outdoor seating make it accessible.

Across from the hotel and walked past several times and there's always a line. If there is a…read moreline, there must be a reason as there are a ton of options. Settled into our seats and we were greeted by our server and she spoke English and was happy to hear that we were from the US. I ordered the Shakshuquiles and sparkling water. Talk about a flavor bomb. It was cooked perfectly and had just enough kick to it. Delicious.

We stayed nearby and Panaria was a good find. We stopped for cappuccino and breakfast items. Our…read moreson liked the croissants, we also liked the spinach puff pastry, the multigrain long roll with ham and a vegetable stuffed pastry. We returned to Valencia and remembered this was the place to stop for breakfast and visited several times. Pricing is also very reasonable.

I love the chocolate croissant, get it early and fresh. It has a soft yet flaky texture while also…read morebeing somewhat eggy. I've been back twice now.

This place opens early in the morning, clean facilities with some of the best pastries and coffee…read more We stayed around the corner from the Sangria Famila Cathedral and I went there almost everyday. There was a waitress who made my morning routine with a great smile as I tried my Spanish conversation with her

Came here for breakfast three times and baguettes for a picnic during our stay since they were…read moreliterally around the corner from us. Nice ladies that treat everyone right here. Sandwiches were a little spendy but well made with quality ingredients. The best value was the baguettes.