While we were in Barcelona rushing to make an appointment I noticed this shop out of the corner of…read moremy eye.. it looked so good that we decided to come back just to try some of their treats and boy they did not disappoint. We tried one of their chocolate desserts, a chocolate chip cookie and a matcha drink. All of them were great.. so great that I ended up buying a pistachio brookie to go. To this day we regret not buying more stuff to bring back home. The service was great and quick. The place was clean and cute to dine in with a few tables! Overall I'd definitely stop by if I'm in Barcelona again!

Had to try a gluten free bakery while in Barcelona of course (one of many). Chok is for chocolate…read morebut they didn't sell any actual chocolates... but there was a rotation of special flavored cinnamon rolls, rookies, brownies, mini cakes, cookies, and cheesecakes. There were a few loaves of bread but mostly there were those sweets and it seems they have those all the time. We got a regular cinnamon roll because the flavored ones didn't have as much of the frosting on it which is the best part, and a pistachio cream rookie... no im not sure what a rookie is but it looked like a Levain cookie (the famous one from NY) as it was a mountain of a dessert. We had both treats heated up... although they weren't actually hot lol. The cinnamon roll was on par with others I've had, maybe even slightly drier but the frosting was amazing and I still enjoyed it a lot. The rookie was quite decadent and the inside was an almost cake texture? Still quite tasty but I think both would've knocked it out of the park if they were actually hot and ooey gooey. Five stars because it wasn't bad but I can't say I'm super impressed. I will be going to other gf bakeries over this one

I'm back! It's been a while though my first experience really stuck out in my mind so wanted to…read morecome by again. Got the passion fruit yuzu frosted donut this time. Should've ordered a coffee too because the frosting was quite a bit sweeter and more coverage than I remembered. So much so that I had to scrape some of it off at the end because it was just too sweet. The texture of the dough inside was still lovely, with yeasty, doughy air pockets. The donut itself was also very large so maybe better to share with a few others than try to eat one or more by yourself :) Didn't have much interaction with the staff though the man making the donuts and working the counter seemed cordial. They offer ice cream and coffee drinks on the menu too. This is a take away spot mostly, there's a bench along one wall you could sit at to eat there though it seats probably 4-5 people at most. They take cash and card.

Searching for the perfect donut. These were tasty. More baked goods than donut but good!read more

Boldú is everywhere near my hotels. They have the cutest donuts there with different flavors, eg…read morechocolate, pistachios, original, dubai chocolate, etc. They have mini version if you want to grab different favors. They also serve different sandwiches if you prefer savory. Overall, great service but not a typical cafe in Barcelona.

very cute little café I recommend the caramel iced latte. It's really good. The Matcha was OK! I…read morewould not recommend if you are matcha connoisseur. very cute interior. The pistachio croissant was amazing. Interior makes for good pictures too! Staff are very friendly also be aware. The restroom for customers is up the stairs into your left. It says WC.

My search for plant-based pastries led me to Chok and I was excited to try some of their offerings,…read moreespecially after seeing such high reviews for their baked goods. I can appreciate the options but everything I had was simply fine and not remarkable if I'm being completely honest. I tried their Carrot Cake and Chocolate Muffins, each with its own creamy fillings, as well as a Chocolate Chip Cookie. The muffins were quite dry and the cookie crumbled too easily in addition to being super oily... my entire wax paper bag was drenched by the time I got home to indulge. I was really looking forward to trying their Chocolate Cronut but they didn't have any in stock when I visited. Overall, it was good to have the option to enjoy some vegan friendly treats, but it wasn't the home run that I was hoping they'd be.

The cronuts are fabulous and the cookies are equally delicious at this little bakery near the famed…read moreMercado de La Boqueria. It's tucked away on a side street and has a kitchen where their goodies are created. The one downside at Chöx is that the red velvet flavored cookies are not the true red velvet flavor, not even close. They fail to capture the perfect chocolate-based red velvet flavor that debuted in the U.S., and merely color a bland cake with red food coloring. But this seems to be a pervasive problem across Spain and Portugal, so I suppose I can forgive them.

I can see why this place is a 5 star classic. Despite being in a relatively touristy location in…read morethe old town gothic quarter, this small unassuming shop is widely popular with lines a common sight. However the menu is simple and like moves quickly. There are a few counter seats or take it to go. The star are the churros and hot chocolate. Churros are made fresh- you can watch them make it through the window. Simple without any sugar or cinnamon, yet fresh , delicious and airy. The chocolate is thick , decadent , and perfect for dipping. You can also try adding milk but I prefer the chocolate without any additions. Cost is 5.2 euro for plate or churros and cup of chocolate. I've tried some other churro spots but I keep coming back here every time I'm in Barcelona!

We were walking past this place and decided we need to stop by! We had the churros with chocolate…read moreand RACIÓ DE PORRES (I like this one better than the churros) they're different, the churros had a crunch on the outside and the RACIÓ DE PORRES was softer on the outside and didn't need to dip in the chocolate! The RACIÓ DE PORRES had more taste!

A fellow Yelper mentioned they have moved to Mercat de Sant Antoni and found out it has been 2…read moreyears. As the kind gentleman mentioned, La Boqueria was just too busy and this smaller market had a better pace for Pinotxo. They have a counter with 10 bar stools and open kitchen format with food displayed at the counter. I can see seating becoming a premium as the day progresses. I arrived shortly after they opened and already there were 3 customers ordering Cafe Con Leches and Xuxos. I did the same with my Xuxo to go. I saw they had Octopus Galician style and despite the am hour couldn't resist. Pinotxo's version was very good-that said, I've had more tender Octopus. Definitely a Tapa size and pricey for the portion but gave me my fix for one of my favorite dishes before leaving Barcelona. I saw Tripe and Beef cheeks on the menu and asked one of the servers which one? She gave me a look of "I can't decide"meaning can't go wrong with either. Ordered the Beef cheeks as I've never had it. Rich, decadent and definitely not a breakfast meal-I liked it! I was told the white cubes were collagen and not fat. Definitely a dish to try. Cafe Con Leche was excellent! The Xuxo (one of Jose Andres's favorites) was amazing! Like a donut, a little bit of flakiness of a croissant and filled with this rich, delicious Crema and as if that wasn't enough coated with sugar. We loved it! One of those delicacies that sells out early. Service was engaged and friendly from all of the people behind the counter. They are located inside the Market at one of the corners (Tamarit/Urgell) before the exit. Make this stop for Xuxos and some delicacies you won't find at your typical spots in the area.

They moved! They are now in Mercat de Sant Antoni. I looked all over La Rambla for them, only to…read morefind out they moved. Their space is much bigger and now indoors. Same great service and same outstanding food. We ordered the chickpeas, razor clams, pork cheeks, calamari and beans and octopus. Everything was fresh and delicious. Will definitely be back again.

Skip the churros at the Boqueria, go here instead! Only ten minutes walk from the Boqueria or from…read morethe Barcelona cathedral. You won't be disappointed because the chocolate is served hot and the churros are crispy and freshly made. The one at Boqueria is the same price but less churros. Worst of all, they pre-make earlier and just microwave when you order, leaving the churros soggy.

A local churros joint in downtown Barcelona. The place is small and there's no seating.ots very hot…read moreinside cuz I think because of the frying of the churros. They have many different kinds of churros flavours and dip. I wanted to try the regular one with sugar and opted for the hot chocolate dip. The churros were crunchy and fresh. The hot chocolate was okay but I liked that it isn't that sweet. I think it's worth a try and a Barcelona must try foods.

One of my favorite reccos to give people who travel to Barcelona. Especially San Franciscans who…read moreare snobby about their coffee, especially those who live on cold brew. They may not like review sites, but they are still getting 5 stars from me.

Excellent coffee and hot chocolate no doubt, and they surely know and proud of it…read more I would recommend anyone who actually loves coffee to come - I mean coffee, not coffee flavored drink. ;p But not a great place really for trendy Starbucks follower, or for studying purpose. They don't have internet. ;p

A kicked-up farmers market with several rows of vendors selling produce, tapas, fish, cocktails,…read morecoffee, and specialty products. The market's natural perimeter is dotted with sit-down cafes if you prefer to have table service. Organized, good variety, good atmosphere. It is rare when a market that sells a lot of fish, does not reek of fish from a block away, so it is a very clean market and we saw evidence of constant clean-up. Delicious and impressive spot to grab a few little bites to eat your way through the market, or to bring back with a bottle of wine for your hotel picnic when you're hungry but your tired tourist bod can't bear a full service din din.

Visiting this market is one of the best ways to experience Barcelona's food culture. Just off La…read moreRambla, this historic market is filled with colorful stalls selling fresh fruit, seafood, cured meats, cheeses, pastries, spices, chocolates, and local specialties. The atmosphere is lively and the energetic. We really enjoyed wandering through the market and sampling different foods while watching the local vendors at work. There are also several small restaurants and counter-style eateries where you can enjoy freshly prepared seafood, tapas, and traditional Catalan dishes. If you want a quieter experience, it's worth arriving earlier in the day before the crowds build up.

Little Cafe spot... So beautiful…read moreCustomer service was EXCELLENT.. JUT was our server, such a sweet lady . Food was EXCELLENT Highly recommend

Brunch & Cake is a perfect brunch spot if that is what you are looking for…read more The decor is beautiful, the atmosphere is lively, and the food is excellent. I had the eggs Benedict with the waffle, and it was fantastic. I will say this is not an authentic Barcelona experience. It feels much more American and caters heavily to visitors, but that does not take away from the quality of the food. If you are craving a great brunch while in Barcelona, this is an easy recommendation.