Fabulous spot! Started with coffee and ended up staying for lunch. Salad was bright and fresh and…read morespinach cannelloni was excellent. Service was great, also. Highly recommend.

One of my favorite meals on my trip to Barcelona/Girona!…read moreJust flat-out excellent, simple, mid-priced food. You know it's good when they don't have an English menu (they have waiters who speak English to translate). Pre-fixe menu - I think it was like 12 euro for a 2 course meal, and the 16 for 3 course, and it includes bread, and a drink (wine/beer). CAN'T BEAT THAT! And, on top of that, outdoor seating in a cute little square. I opted for a goat cheese and fruit salad which was clean and fresh, just what I wanted after pigging out for multiple days in Barcelona. Beautiful presentation, too. Husband opted for the beef stew, which was, not AMAZING to me but I don't really care to order beef stew. However, I will say that it's executed exactly how it should be. The standout, however, was a mashed potato with tuna. Never had anything like it before and with the mix of tuna, light mayo, olive together with the mashed potato.. it all just. WORKED. Like, how have I not had this before?? The chocolate mousse dessert was AMAZING. Super rich in chocolate flavor and texture without feeling heavy or oily. How?! So good.. I will remember this dessert forever :) The chocolate cake was whatever. I would definitely return once I'm back in Girona again!!

In the quaint picturesque town of Peratallada, it's a very very touristy town but charming. The…read morelocal gelato shop, Ca la Lola is located right in the heart of the square. Sadly I've had to cut dairy out of my diet. Unfortunately I didn't see any dairy free options here, but folks who had the gelato said it was tasty. I find it amazing that this area of Spain probably has the highest number of gelato shops per capita.

Just steps away from the Catedral de Girona is this small Italian cafe with ample eating areas…read moreserving coffee and pastry. The inside was empty although every table outside was occupied by customers from the cathedral or just in the mood to grab some food. We ordered the Xuixo de Creme with cinnamon sugar sprinkled on top. Absolutely loved the custard filling which perfectly complemented the fried dough. Not a bad find in a great location for only 3.9€.

Overall 3/5 stars! I would like to give L'Arc a little more credit…read more I would say that it is very much an easy eat after spending some time in the Cathedral, but I think their food is definitely worth a try! They have a signature dessert (it looks a bit like a chubby churro)--I'm completely blanking on the name but it was ABSOLUTELY delicious and they have a little advertisement for it on their counter--that was JUST the perfect amount of sweet and fluffiness (1st & 2nd photo, right dessert). My sister ordered the the Bikini (which was a Ham, Lettuce, & Tomato sandwich) and I had their Burger. I personally thought that the burger was a bit so-so; it was a bit more undercooked than what I had requested, but it did have an interesting sweet taste to it that I've never experienced before. I also ordered a little Caramel Cappuccino with Oatmilk & I absolutely loved it because it wasn't too bitter nor too sweet after adding the one provided pack of sugar. MY MOST FAVORITE dish/tapa ordered was 1000% the Patatas Bravas. During my stay in Spain, I ABSOLUTELY tried Patatas Bravas at every restaurant, and L'Arc's definitely competed for the first spot! Their patatas bravas weren't super spicy, and they had the PERFECT amount of crunch on them. I absolutely loved the Patatas Bravas and I would 300% come back to Girona for them The only other thing besides the burger that knocked my review down another star is that the service was a little disappointing. We were touring and had 5 people ordering in our family so it took a while for us to order, and our waitress began rolling her eyes along with the customer behind us. We personally didn't mind, but I believe that there should be a bit more tact and professionalism when providing service to visiting customers. At the very end, our waitress was kinder, which was appreciated!

Incredible local food when you're in Girona. Easy to find in a plaza and one of - if not the oldest…read morerestaurant - in the region! Their meat was excellent and tasted "clean and healthy". We unfortunately did not take any photos as we were starving. The potatoes that come with certain dishes were amazing. Service is a little slower but it's for good reason, they are not rushing you out the door. We were here on an evening in September. Lots of open seating indoors and they mentioned this is their "slow season". Quim was our server and he was so helpful and patient with us. Duck with pears dish - very good. Lamb shoulder dish with vegetables was delicious. Catalan cream for dessert was good but of course we had better. This is to be expected in most restaurants if you had already sought out the best Basque cheesecake in the region as we did.

Delicious authentic traditional Spanish restaurant. Located right downtown. Highly recommendread more

I enjoy coming to this coffee shop in the morning as I spend some time here in Girona. They are…read morealways friendly and it is a clean environment. The coffee is good and the food is fresh. Also they open at 0800. A lot of the other coffee places around open a bit later than this one. If you are ever in Girona please stop by.

A very charming coffee shop within the walled old town of Girona. Great coffee, cakes & pastries…read moreand other goodies . Quick, friendly service. Enjoyed our brief stop to catch our breathe after walking around.

Absolutely yummy! a wide range of spanish pastries and breads i put on a few pounds thanks to this…read moreplace ! very cheap and friendly staff worth going to spain for !

3.5 stars, but I will round up since I was in good company. They have a wide assortment of donuts,…read morecakes, sweets etc. My friend and I came here to dodge the cold after watching the sunrise from the castle walls of Girona. Some of the sweets were overpriced. But the mini ensaimadas were 5 for 1EUR which was good (for a sugar powdered pastry). I ordered a chocolate coffee which I slurped down immediately (don't want to think how many calories it was). I also ordered a chocolate donut (which added to my exorbitant calorie count). Staff was alright (not super friendly/helpful but not completely mean either). But given my friend and I didn't speak much (i mean any) spanish they appeared to start getting a little annoyed when we were looking at the pastries up front and had us seated with english menus.

Very friendly staff with an array of baked goods. Good spot for brunch and breakfast. They serve…read morecrepes, coffee, sandwiches and teas. First spot on our tour to Costa Brava!