Within the Parc Guell is this semi self-service restaurant with seating outside. A little confusing…read moreinside for service but gradually you find their, unusual, method of working. Taking into account you are a 'captive audience' the prices are more than reasonable and, most things, very tasty. Stick with it and you will be served, albeit only in Spanish.

This is a nice little cafe, very convenient when visiting Parc Güell. They have lots of options…read moreincluding pastries, fruit, coffees and hot breakfast items. I also saw sandwiches and burgers for later in the day. They have seating both inside and outside. The prices are very reasonable.

Great little cafe with some food items, pastries, and smoothies. There is also restrooms.read more

Came all the way from the Inited States to enjoy this little gem . Beautiful cafe with beautiful…read morepeople.

AVOID!!! Tourist trap. Looks open and inviting but staff is rude. Unless you like overpaying...like…read more2.50 euros for small bottle of water and 3.50 euros for tiny scoop of ice cream. Lots of other options nearby so definitely keep walking.

We dropped in after touring Park Guell. We had the calamari, fries, croquettes sangria. OMG the…read morecalamari was among the top 3 I've ever eaten. They were soooo tender but the perfect crisp exterior. Unbelievable. The fries and croquettes also were perfectly done. I could eat all my meals here the food was too good. Service was top notch. It's a b small venue. A complete surprise.

After an early morning spent at Park Güell a few streets up the hill, my boyfriend and I were…read moreravenous. Hesitant at first, upon looking at the menu of the day, we were pleasantly surprised that it seemed to contain items which actually sounded pleasant as opposed to the nondescript paella you see at places like this. We ordered the Spanish omelette & salad, subbing out the included sangria for 2 lattes. The food was hot and delicious. Definitely not an out-of-this-world dining experience but the service was fast and friendly. As the others have said, probably stay away from the paella. Cheers.

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!

My favorite meal I had in Barcelona (which is saying a lot) because of the great coffee and…read moreexcellent atmosphere given by the owners. We went back every morning. Affordable and delicious.

Bracafe stands for Brazilian Cafe. I stumbled upon this restaurant on a whim hungry and looking for…read morea quick bite to eat to start my day exploring Barcelona. This is actually a chain cafe that has many locations scattered around Barcelona however just because it's a chain does not mean it's wasn't delicious! My group of three people ordered a cafe con leche with whipped cream and also a cappuccino along with a Pernil Serrano warm sandwich and another salami ham sandwich. Coffees were about 2.75 euro each and the sandwich was about 4 euros. You can have a light meal for about 5-6 euros here. Not too bad if I do say so myself. The sandwiches were simple; they don't put too much dressing on them besides maybe a schmear of tomato. Bread was on the crunchier side so be aware if you're use to American bread that's soft. Simple and inexpensive for a light lunch.

Excellent brunch spot. We were a group of 6 and I expected a long wait because this is a small…read morerestaurant, but we were only outside for 5 to 10 minutes. The staff even brought out small cups of orange juice for everyone since it was very hot out. I ordered the French Toast which came with berries, bananas and a lot of berry compote. It was really good! Service by Lola (I think that was her name) was excellent. So glad we found this brunch spot close to Sagrada Familia!

Miam is a cute cafe down the street from Sagrada Familia. There are a couple of other Miam…read morelocations around the city. Be aware it is kind of a tourist trap. Our tip amount was chosen for us... But on the bright side the servers are nice and the food was actually good too. I had a breakfast sandwich with egg, jamon, cheese, and pesto cream. Husband had a avocado salmon toast with salad. Both of us had hot lattes. Price was decent, food was good, cafe was busy but clean. I would recommend if you want to eat something close to a big tourist attraction. Just be aware if you are American they will be "suggesting" a good tip.

Oh yum! If you're looking for desserts or are wanting a sweet, this place is very good…read more To enter you must press a button on the outside. The automatic door will open. To exit, do the same thing. Fresh bright and tasty pastries. It was hard to decide so take you time and take all the smells in.

Awesome bakery in a residential area of BCN. Its open sliding doors and line up of baked goods was…read moreinviting. I ordered a spinach quiche and cafe ola. My group ordered pastries and flatbreads, and all enjoyed. Incredibly cool interior, coffee shop in the back.

Great for a quick sit down breakfast, they made everything fresh as customers ordered. I got the…read moremushrooms and cheese omelet which came with tomato toast and I got a side of French fries. Everything was tasty and service was great! Their ketchup I believe was home made. It was different than any other ketchup I have tried here. It was sweet and almost looked like a tomato purée. It was different but still good to me. They have alcohol here as well and serve beers and mimosas etc. mimosa with your breakfast is always a plus :)

Came for lunch and the service was great but the food was pretty mediocre. It's a small restaurant…read moreserving mainly salads, sandwiches, burgers, and breakfast. There are also daily specials. Roast beef sandwich had little meat and the bread was really crusty.. It looked big but there were only a couple thin layers of meat. Fried patats were cold but the garlic herb aioli was the star. It was so good we used it as salad dressing. Crudo salad was a disappointment as the dressing was way too bland. Thus, we used the aioli. Jamon Risotto was good. It had alot of meat and the risotto was cooked well. The bloody mary was also a disappointment as there was no savory spicy at all. Think sweet tomato juice.