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10 years ago
Excellent place for an affordable meal of tapas. You can ask for a menu in English if you need to. I can't remember what I ordered but I enjoyed it all. Enjoy!! read more
Travessera de Gràcia, 210
08012 Barcelona
Spain
Gràcia
932 135 163
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http://www.pastisseriasantaclara.cat/
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What time does Santa Clara open?
Santa Clara opens at 7:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Santa Clara opens at 8:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does Santa Clara close?
Santa Clara closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Santa Clara closes at 3:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 7:30 AM - 9:00 PMSun 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Does Santa Clara have parking?
Yes, Santa Clara has parking options.
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We literally stopped her every morning we were I. Barcelona…read more The pastries are Amazing! Especially the white chocolate croissant. Though the cinnamon rolls were pretty delicious as well. The service was wonderful and quick even when it is busy. The staff grabbed up pastries, heated sandwiches and made specialty coffees quickly and with a smile. There is also a very cute sitting area with a lush green plant wall that has a ton of natural light great for selfies and relaxing
This place is incredible--from their coffee and pastries to their breads and sandwiches. Luckily,…read moreit was just two blocks from my hotel, so I enjoyed breakfast there every morning. The staff is fantastic--friendly, accommodating, and always smiling. With several locations across Barcelona, I highly recommend checking out this spot if you're visiting the city.
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Assorted heavenly pastries
Sad to see it's changed so much. Limited pastries, no full wall of breads…read more Service not particularly friendly or warm. Space hasn't changed much since it opens, except for the racks of breads by the entrance. Food flies around the pastries also.
This place is super yummy and a great price! The service was amazing everytime I went (bakery and…read morehotel) and they were always very nice. It's a very cute coffee shop with an amazing plant wall in the back and an outside seating area. There is lots of tables but it can get busy!
Assorted pastries
Croissant ham and cheese, ensaimada, chocolate croissant, freshly squeezed OJ and cafe con leche
If you're in Barcelona and love bakeries, Forn Puiggròs is an absolute must…read more Their pastries are perfection, the mini croissants rellenos de crema pastelera are my weakness. They're light, buttery, and filled with just the right amount of cream, truly irresistible. And if you're a chocolate lover, their chocolate version is equally divine (you might just need to get both, trust me). But my absolute favorite treat here is the pan dulce con manzana. The buttery layers, the delicate apple slices caramelized just right, and the subtle sweetness make it the perfect pastry. Pair it with a strong espresso and you've got the ideal way to start your morning in Barcelona. The best part? You don't have to stop at breakfast. I always recommend grabbing one of their fresh bocadillos en pan casero to enjoy later in the day, or picking up one of their panes artesanos to savor at home, simple, rustic, and delicious even on their own. Forn Puiggròs isn't just a bakery, it's a ritual. Go in the morning, enjoy something sweet with your coffee, and leave with bread that will make the rest of your day even better.
We stopped at Forn in Barcelona for some breakfast pastries and coffee, and it was a great…read moreexperience. There were six of us, so we kind of caught them by surprise, but the staff didn't miss a beat. They took good care of us with friendly and efficient service. The pastries were absolutely delicious, and the cappuccinos were spot on--just the perfect start to the day. Overall, Forn is a great little spot near Sagrada Familia for breakfast, and I recommend it if you're in the area.
Ham and cheese croissant and cafe americano. The total was 4.80 EUR.
We stopped in for an afternoon snack at this quaint and cozy establishment. Since chocolate…read morecroissants was what we did in France a few months ago, we decided to try one. It was the absolute best croissant ever! Flaky with generous amounts of chocolate inside, there was no way to improve them!
Good quick bakery to get a bite or drink to eat on the go. Chain place so pretty consistent but…read morenothing that will wow you.
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Best chocolate croissant ever!
Interior looking out to street.
Our friend that has been living in Barcelona for 9 years brought us here when we were visiting. So…read moreDelicious and rich! They sold churros with different favorite cream inside some of them. I got the one with pistachio cream and my son got the chocolate cream. We also got some plain churros with the chocolate sauce to dip. Super sweet and the perfect sweet treat after a night of walking around Barcelona!
Been here many many times. The especial is your typical xurros amb xocolata (churros w chocolate)…read more I particularly like the churro filled w dulce de leche. Often a long line. Not the best in the city but convenient and tasty!
Traditional Plain Churros.
Churro :)
Excellent bread and pastries. Clean shop…read more Helpful staff. Tried the baleric croissant and milk bread among others Yum!
Food: 3.5/5.0 Service: 3.0/5.0…read moreValue: 3.0/5.0 Decor: 3.0/5.0 Overall: 3.5/5.0 Solid bread-focused neighborhood bakery that offers an okay selection of simple pastries. Everything I tried was great, but the items were all simple-ish so I'd expect any decent bakery to operate near-ish to this level. I wish the format were a little bigger or the chain went bolder with some of the shelf space to stretch its baking muscles.
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We stumbled upon Demasie as we were walking from the Picasso Museum to Parc Ciutadella and I am SO…read moreglad we gave it a shot! They have the most delicious looking pastries (savory and sweet) in the window case and they are just as good as they look. We opted for the mushroom and brie which was on more of a fluffy focaccia bread, and and onion and sausage focaccia. They heat them both up for you in the microwave on site so the cheese is a little melty. Both were amazing (and greasy - as it should be - so grab napkins!). They have some counter style seating against the wall, but I'd recommend getting them to go and finding somewhere outside to sit and enjoy.
Fast & friendly, cheerful spot with decadent pastries, cookies and cakes. Many flavors of cinnamon…read morerolls, large & small cookies, handful of cheesecakes & layer cakes. All para llevar, no seating inside.
Glad we stumbled into this bakery in El Poblenou. Stayed at the Meliá nearby and frequented this…read morespot daily. Great selection of savory, and sweet but not too sweet pastries. While we switched up the order, the almond croissant was a must. Plum cake surprised me too. Oh yeah, their tote bags for 3 euros. My "Barcelona souvenir to self".
I miss it. All the bread, the nice lady, the coffee. It's a…read moretiny tiny place and you can tell that it's a local favorite bakery. There's probably room for about 7-8 people to sit on the table but that's what is so lovely about Europe. The walk from our hotel to this bakery was also so quaint with orange trees on both sides. We only found this place the last day we were here, which is really sad. Try anything and everything here. The smell of the bread as soon as you walk in makes you want to buy the whole place!
Got a Poma Blanca cake here for my birthday. There was a small line when we came to pick it up as…read morethey only allow 6 people in at once but wait was not bad at all. It's very cute and aesthetic interior with so many dessert options!! The cake itself was very light and fluffy and not too sweet which I liked. It was extremely creamy with a light dairy flavor and apple interior. It was like a vanilla cake with apple pie filling.
Quite a fancy croissant.. with the fancy dollar…read more What I was recommended to come here for a croissant.. and so I stumbled up this accidentally and got the mascarpone croissant. I walked around with this for a bit before eating it in my hotel. It was good but made me wonder if it would be better if i ate it sooner. Environment Located in a small street, it is like a IYKYK location.. i am not sure i'd really be able to stumble on this and this prompt myself to get one. There is no seats inside this location and everything was take out. Niceness of the staff The staff was nice enough to explain the types they have as I still think about what I want to get. Dollar I think it was quite expensive for a croissant.. almost I am not up to par to eat this as I don't know how to appreciate it. Yes I am still not sure where I stand on this.
Mascarpone Croissant.
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.
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Excellent good and service with a vibrant ambience! Great place for tapas in Barcelona!…read more Saturday night - there will be a line out the door. Don't hesitate, put your name down and you'll soon be seated. Menus are available in Spanish, Catalan and English and the staff speaks fluent English. We sat at the bar and ordered the Spanish potato omelette, manchego cheese, ham, chorizo and Iberico ham with bread assortment. Followed this with the traditional potato omelette, grilled octopus, and shrimp skewers. All the food was fresh and delicious. Portions are decent so we had to skip dessert. I was told by a fellow patron that their French toast is very good. Well, next time!
Before visiting the Sagrada Familia, we decided to stop in Mendieta for a quick bite. We went with…read moretwo cappuccinos, two pastries, two empanadas and a sandwich. My husband and I split everything to each be able to get a taste. We're not 100% sure the exact names of what we ordered, but everything was good. The cappuccinos were awesome and exactly what we needed for a long day of walking. The pastries were even better! One was cheese and chocolate, and the other cheese and jam. The empanadas were also great- we had one pollo and one carne. The carne was especially good! The sandwich- Jamon, tomate y huevo, was good, but I think my husband liked it more than I did. Overall I definitely recommend this spot for a great bite!
This is an interesting bakery, cafe, deli, patisserie, confectionary selling artisanal chocolates,…read moregifts etc. so all in all, seems to cater all sorts of requirements and needs. It is a short walk by our standards and a long walk by Barcelona standards from the Sagrada da Familia. The food was delicious, the people warm hearted and the decor seems rather modern-esque.
A little local piece of heaven. This family owned pastry shop / pastisseria has been around since…read morethe 60s and still makes the traditional pastries you used to be able to find like the xuixo (said like choocha). Sit at the bar or in the back where they have tables, and have an iced coffee or iced tea with one of their homemade tarts or Bracets (ask for the Crema one with powdered sugar on it). They also have a menu of the day for lunch, usually opens around 1 and closes at 4. If there's a birthday you want to celebrate they also have beautiful and beyond delicious cakes. It's worth the trip and perfectly located between Park Guell and Sagrada Familia!
A cute pastry shop among many in this area of Barcelona. Lots of delicious looking desserts with…read moresome sandwiches. I had a plain cheese sandwich which was on a crunchy baguette and some chamomile tea. Afterward, I had one of the desserts which was lovely. Flaky crusts with some fluffy cream. Not too sweet but hit the spot. There are several tables and a "bar" counter area in the back. Nice place for a quick snack in the neighborhood.
We were killing some time waiting for our Air b&b to be ready and wanted a quick bite to eat. We…read moresaw all the delicious pastries as we walked by and decide to stop in. I ordered a cheese sandwich and some tea. The sandwich was just what I was looking for and the cheese was really good. I then browsed around the pastries until I decided on the tiramisu. It was quite tasty and the perfect way to finish off my snack.
Yelp 100 Challenge 2018 110/100!…read more A good place to get some pastries and baked treats. They also have charcuterie meats and cheeses for sale. Pretty much any baked goodie you can think of is sold here and that includes anything from croissants to meringues. We had a chocolate strawberry tarte which was good. No complaints here. The shop is very clean and modern and a nice place to duck into when you need a brief break from walking all over.
3.5 really. On this…read morevery hot August day at lunchtime, L'Obrador was definitely the best option for the area. Why? a) it was open. (so many places close in August) b) A/C! c) delicious house made lemonade. For a "workshop" of artisanal breads, I'd have expected better. I got a "coca de" some salad-y thing - that had arugula and goat cheese. The coca dough was so tough, that i had to eat the topping with a fork and then eat the bread separately. The flavors were good though. My friend had a chocolate chip cookie for dessert (meh), and I ordered the bunyuelos (sp???) which were some airy puffy dough balls coated in sugar (they were ok). The food was ok. but if the bread is what they're supposed to be resting their laurels on, I'd think it would be better. The setting is very nice and clean - I did like the presentation and ambiance. The staff was friendly. Maybe i should have asked what they recommend since I never seem to order the right thing. I still always do better when a friend who is a local orders for me - or if I go with a staff pick. ***** Addendum note: L'Obrador is a chain...
Such a cute little place. Looks all fancy and booshie. Well yes it is but its so cute and the…read morepeople who work here are friendly and nice. Don't speak great English but it is doable. The location is off the main road on a small street. The area is kind of like Beverly Hills. The pastries looks so exciting and makes you want to buy each of them. But I so could not do it, I just had breakfast. And we were just there to have some coffee. Having coffee in Spain is so not like here in the states. Get and go! You actually sit down and take your time. My body is like go go go go!! But this was cute and had to experience it. Gotta relax and enjoy what's around. They don't have outside seating. But a few bar stool and tables to look out the nice window. Window is huge top to bottom so you can see everything. Ok going back to the cortado which I had two. It's so small and I like the punch but I need a double punch in my cafe. It's so good and rich. My friend ordered the fruit tart he said it was good and so was his tea. Francisco T. ordered the cafe con leche looked good and he said not bad. We people watched and they were preparing for the New Years with lots of good stuff coming in and out of the back. Or downstairs. First you see the pastries empty and then you blink and bam new and more stuff. Crazy. They also have a restroom. Parking is on the street and also there is private lots. Both you have to pay.
We loved this little pastisseria while staying in the barri gotic. They had a large variety of…read moredelicious pastries and breakfast sandwiches each morning. Cafe con leche was made perfectly (for 1E). We generally enjoyed our morning meal at the tables in the Placa' del Merce' in front of the pastisseria where they would kindly provide full table service. The placa' is a lovely residential area in front of the cathedral where children play and residents walk their dogs, but never crowded. It was very pleasant and we miss it tremendously.
Good croissant. Every croissant that I had in Spain had a sort of sweet glaze on it that I wasn't…read moreused to. The glaze wasn't bad, just different. Other than that, this was a buttery, soft, well made croissant that pulled apart easily.
This unassuming bakery is worth a special trip if you are in Barcelona and appreciate special…read morebaklava, pistachio and walnut deserts. I am also partial to semolina nut combinations. I wish I took a picture before devouring the four pastries I bought. Each item had its own unique and distinctive flavor. No hint or trace of artificial flavors or sugar syrup. I tasted honey and essence of lemon in the almond semolina crescent (fabulous!). The pistachio baklava was generously filled with only fresh ground nuts, tasted of honey and rose water yet still crispy and delish. Much of the floral notes come from the honey they use which must be top shelf. I purchased a small round walnut semolina cake that was all ground nuts and something delightful that I never tried before. The flavor was nutty and not overly sweet. It's a perfect complement for good Arabic coffee. Finally I bought a pistachio baklava semolina twist that delivered great flavor and looked gourmet. All the pastries lasted three days in perfect condition and I nibbled on them daily. The prices were very good too. I wish Bakery Ayub many years of success as I intend to return next time I visit Barcelona. So great!!! Go there if you love fresh innovative sweets.
My boyfriend and I are staying in Barcelona for the month and stumbled upon Ayub…read more They have an amazing selection of pastries, we went back about 6 times in total, couldn't get enough! Highly recommend this place especially the CREAM filled Gulab Jamun and the others I don't know names of in the picture i posted.
Cute little bakery that begs for photos. Had one of the vegetarian phyllo dough pastries for…read moreroughly 3€ and a coffee. The accommodating owner is friendly. This is one of those spots where I wonder how they make money to pay the rent.
Nice small place in the Barcelona city center where you can try the famous and traditional…read moreBulgarian bànitsa. Well, also several "fusion" versions :) Highly recommended! A lovely piece of Bulgaria in the heart of Barcelona! You will make a plan to visit our small country Bulgaria after that! For sure! :)