The Mississippi pancakes were generous in portion but a little lacking in sweetness for my…read moredaughter's taste. They could benefit from a bit more banana or fresh fruit to balance out the stack, especially given the size of the dish. The English breakfast was excellent, well-cooked and satisfying, and the side of chorizo stood out as particularly flavorful. Coffee was genuinely perfect, easily one of the highlights of the meal. The overall vibe is a classic European café style, relaxed and comfortable, good for a casual sit-down breakfast or brunch. One important note: this is not a place for traditional Spanish food. If you are looking for local Catalan or Spanish breakfast or tapas, this will feel more international than authentic. Overall, strong for coffee and comfort food, but not aligned with a traditional Barcelona culinary experience.good service and free WiFi

We came from brunch and it was nice to find a place open in the morning and serving a fuller…read morebreakfast. The seating space was small and there was one staff behind the bar and the other staff serving all the tables so service took a bit but our server was helpful and as attentive as possible considering he was covering the entire restaurant. I got the English breakfast and enjoyed the sausage, bacon, and potatoes alot. My friend got the Dutch stack pancakes and said they were a tasty and savory breakfast. We both got brunch cocktails and caffeine and really enjoyed our leisurely Barcelona Brunch. I'd definitely come back and try something else.

Spain is a FOOD MECCA! However, this girl can't eat spanish tapas for a week straight. I needed to…read morespace out all my paellas and octopuses with some burgers and ramen in between - so hello Bernie's. Bernie's is one of the better options located near the Gothic Quarter in Barcelona. But it really is only one of the better ones because a lot of other "American" establishments are bad. You really make due with what you have. Their milkshakes are good. Nice and creamy but not too heavy. I had the chocolate milkshake and was a fan. My GF had their strawberry cheesecake milkshake and it was good, but tasted more like just strawberry than strawberry cheesecake. T-bone steak tasted similar to a decent american diner and it hit the spot. Their ribs are absolutely horrible though. They were overcooked, dry, bland, and slathered in a bad BBQ sauce. Do come if you miss home, but don't come expecting an amazing meal.

I ordered a Classic burger (cooked medium), fries, patatas bravas, a banana milkshake, a vanilla…read moremilkshake, and a banana split ice cream. All take out. - The burger was raw. We couldn't eat it. - The fries were as bland as fries can be. No seasoning, and like rubber. - The patatas bravas were literally just plain steak fries. Also no seasoning but most importantly no bravas sauce or aioli. - The banana milkshake was mostly milk. Vanilla wasn't bad. - Banana split was pretty good, but it's hard to mess up scoops of ice cream and toppings. The woman who took my order wasn't rude by any means, but she was cold and almost seemed bothered to be dealing with an American even though I spoke mostly in Spanish. If you're really desperate for American food in Barcelona, I guess you can find worse, but if you have time, I'd go elsewhere. For what it's worth, the atmosphere was cool. Good music and aesthetic. Place was clean.

So I just got back from beautiful Barcelona - and I have to say this was one my favorite breakfast…read morespots - I actually went twice - walked 2 miles one way - that is what I am talking about. First time I went I ordered 1. Cappuccino - which was the best one I had while staying in Barcelona 2. Eggs Benedict - with pulled pork which was amazing 3. Pancakes with fruit - this was good but not eat your heart out good 4. Fresh squeezed OJ - yum yum The service was excellent - very friendly - just wished I had a place like this in the states. The Cappuccino was so good my friend who arrived a couple days after me wanted to see for herself - so I went again - since we actually already had a little breakfast I only ordered 1. There awesome Cappuccino - that chocolate drizzled on top was what did it for me. 2. Avocado toast with a fried egg - so fresh and delicious 3. Another glass of fresh squeezed OJ - always good All I can say if this place was just around the corner from me in the states I would be a regular - Please look this place up if you are ever in Barcelona - you will not be disappointed.

We were seated right away, the service was very good. The food was oh so delicious. We ordered…read moredifferent plates and they all tasted great. A couple that was with me came back the following day to eat there again! I was too hungry and my phone did not ear first, I forgot all about it.

Stopped in for a coffee. The Surf House is literally planted on the beach like, yeah, I live here…read morenow. Coffee with a view and a side of should I take up surfing? Cool crowd, chill energy, and sand basically in your shoe by default.

"Surf's up, dude!" I don't know how to say that in Catalan, but that would likely be the…read moreappropriate greeting, especially when the long-haired gregarious owner's name is Tarzan. Seriously. A London-based friend recommended this beachy La Barceloneta spot to Jamie W. and me. It's just off the promenade next to the beach. The menu consisted of familiar T.G.I.Friday's-style eats. The eats seemed like the ideal match for the umbrella-covered outdoor cafe. We must've been in a poultry mood because we shared two chicken items. First up was the satisfying 13€ 'Chickens' Sandwich, where in a rustic Catalan bread roll, they stuffed chicken breast marinated in herbes de Provence, sun-dried tomatoes, chopped egg, and arugula (photo: https://yelp.to/XQyWywmMXD). We followed up the sandwich with the 9€ Crispy Chicken Fingers made with panko, corn flakes, and various spices. They came with a couple of dipping sauces, honey mustard and chili aioli (photo: https://yelp.to/DF4_8fIZMT). We didn't think we'd have McNuggets on our vacation, but they were good probably because they had that extra crunch from the Kellogg's cereal. Hey, it wasn't culinary art, but it worked. FOOD - 4 stars...fun poultry food that was actually tasty AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...right for the beach though tables are crowded together SERVICE - 4 stars...Tarzan and the server were attentive...her name wasn't Jane TOTAL - 4 stars...Cowabunga, Senor! RELATED - Exploring Barcelona? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/4dTEx5T

This is a fried persons heaven. They have American style sandwiches and fried cheese, chicken, etc…read more The price is good the food is good and the restaurant is clean and great service. If u r looking for and American style tapas this is the place to go! The beer is local as well!!!

We love this place! Very good atmosphere and awesome beers…read more We go there every time we are in Barcelona.

​Pans is a popular chain here, meaning there's a lot of locations. I came here for a quick morning…read moresnack, since an American breakfast is really unheard of. There's a coffee area with pastries and another area for sandwiches. Staff was fine. I got a coffee and a napolitana, which is basically a chocolate croissant with powdered sugar and sprinkles. The coffee was pretty good and the pastry tasted fresh, and not too sweet. It's a good place to get a snack.

We enjoyed croissants, donuts, & fresh orange juice and the view of the beach. Nice breakfast. Not…read moreexpensive.

The food was very good. The bread/appetizer was pretty salty, hence the name but the rest was good…read more There were many variations of salt that came with the bread and it had that hard shell/ soft inside. The service was very good, although we were one of the only 4 groups there. Overall, very nice!

Was wandering the hectic Barcelona streets looking for an the perfect apertivo spot, and I finally…read morefound it here. I was fresh off a night out and then a 45 min wait in the Bo de B line, so needed to just get off my legs and post up for a bit. I was aimlessly wandering toward the W and found this cozy little cabana-esque spot that wasn't crowded, so I decided this was it. What a building that W is by the way. I need to look up the architect of that. He's doing his thang. Sitting here, you are right on the beach protect from the sun rays with beautiful white umbrellas as the W looks down over you, with an option to sit in these lounge chairs where your feet are in the sand. Luxury. Definitely more expensive than most other spots around, but I was willing to pay extra for the vibes. 4 stars because the price and the spritz was kinda mid.

I found out about Blacklab on Untappd and went for the beer. I was pleasantly surprised to discover…read morethe food is as exceptional as the beer. The Niu Rou, a beef steak with spicy sauce, peanuts, bok choy, egg and sesame ramon that was the best thing I ate in Barcelona. It was perfectly spicy, the was meat tender and the bok choy was fresh. The Blacklab fries were also delicious. My daughter liked her dumplings. The beer was outstanding with a nice variety of styles. The owner, Matt, a Minnesota transplant, was very helpful when I ask for dining and attraction suggestions.

Fate is one of those funny things that happens to me sometimes and thank goodness it brought us…read morehere! We were supposed to go to Valencia but realized last minute it was too far for just one night. That led to us having more time in Barcelona so as we walked around we found the museum of history for Catalonia. After an hour at the museum, our stomachs said it was lunch time. We decided to walk around and find something and this place was right next door! We were SO happy to find a brewery with American comfort/Asian comfort food. We fell in love with their brut IPA & their Asian ribs and dumplings. We got a flight to try their various craft beers. I was too full to order the ramen but it looked delicious! Live music on Saturdays and an outdoor patio. The vibe is California chill & hipster with great music and seating spaces inside. We had a great time talking to the staff that were super attentive. Unique and delicious craft brews! Amazing food! Exceptional service! We left with a t shirt, beer glasses & great memories to take back to California!

A block off Rambla del Poblenou, Tierra del Fuego is hidden from most people who are walking by…read more Set up with the grill in the front, you can watch food being grilled in the Argentinian style before entering/sitting down for a meal. Not a particularly large dining area so reservations may be necessary. Simply decorated The serve was friendly and at least one spoke English well. We ordered meat empanadas to start and then grilled platters for the main course. Excellent empanadas, could make a whole meal of those. Everything was grilled perfectly. The sausages and chicken were the best. The cuts of meat were not particularly tender and the grilling toughened them. There is a good selection of wine available and the Malbec was a good choice.

Great service, great wine and food, limited seating but great atmosphere!…read more We got lucky to dine without a reservation, before 7pm but I would strongly urge to reserve your opportunity to dine at this gem of Barcelona!!!!

We enjoyed the place. We went at a weird time, so it wasn't very crowded. The bartender was super…read morenice and happy to speak English to the tourists, who forgot every bit of Spanish they knew the moment that they landed. The food was great and served quickly. We had some nachos with guac and tons of jalepeños, some cheese and jalapeno and cheese fries, which had to be the best we had this trip. Great Kahlua and coffee, and great veggie burgers, too. The bartender was even kind enough to gently say to my environmentalist daughter, "Oh, sweetie, this is Barcelona. You can't drink the water here." This may not seem like an outlandishly kind gesture, but we had just spent 4 days in Paris, so this unprompted level of concern for one's wellbeing was quite refreshing.

A delicious burger and an excellent salad... we had the one with fried goat cheese!…read more We had been on the hop on/ hop off bus for hours, had missed the stop at the bottom of Las Ramblas and were all starving and wilting. I checked Yelp and found this gem. The waiter sounded British and service was chill ( I assumed the kitchen slow) but he brought our drinks quickly and when we got our food it was worth the wait! A great respite from all things Spanish when you just need a burger and fries