We have already shared our Barcelona Brunchin’ post, if you haven’t taken a read of that already then we suggest you do because brunch in Barcelona is amazing. We came across so many hidden treasures whilst wondering around the city that we also wanted to share them with you.
1) Satans Coffee Corner – Zanna mentioned this on her vlog of Barcelona and it happened to be 6 minutes walk away from our hotel in the Gothic Quarter. We kinda struggled to find this coffee house as its was tucked away and Google maps got a little lost! It was such a cute little coffee shop with a very simple menu, we opted for the coffee with oat milk and ice and it was the perfect way to start our day.
2) Surf House – This looks amazing, you can go here for brunch but also for dinner, ice cream or cocktails. After writing this post we are actually gutted we didn’t visit here, the menu is very dreamy!
3) Hammock Juice Station – The pictures of this place are so cute, there are hammocks everywhere and you can chill in one with a juice. Unfortunately we never made it here so let us know if you visit!
4) Ice Wave – We found this on Instagram and discovered they have branches in both Barcelona and Palma. We actually ended up visiting the Ice Wave in Palma which was amazing. If the one in Palma is anything to go by then the one in Barcelona is not going to disappoint. They use yoghurt and you pick your filling and your topping. The yoghurt is then mixed with your chosen filling on an ice plate and made into rolls of frozen yoghurt. Its amazing to watch and tastes amazing too!
5) Black Remedy – This place is famous for the coffee but also serves brunch too along with items from the deli. We wish we visited here to sample the coffee as we are coffee lovers afterall!
6) W Barcelona – We dreamed about visiting this hotel after seeing so many bloggers visit here and take incredible pictures. Yes the location is stunning, but we think its a little bit to far away from the centre. We ate at Salt and although it was lovely to be over looking the sea the food did not wow us and at first came out cold. There are lots of restaurants to choose from here with a variety of cuisines and if you want that luxury experience then we highly recommend taking a trip to the W.
7) Tapeo – You have to book to eat here as its very very popular. There is often a queue of people outside, however its meant to be the nicest tapas in Barcelona so if you fancy eating the local cuisine then book a table here.
8) Karlitos – this was the cutest coffee shop right next to our hotel. There was so much choice. We both played it safe with iced coffees but wish we could go back and sample the iced matcha seeing as everyone is raving about them! This coffee shop is situated on the corner of a quaint square so grab a coffee, relax and watch the world go by.
9) Las Cuevas del Sorte Barcelona – we stumbled across this cute bar and it featured in our vlog (link). They were only open for the weekend as a trial opening but will be fully opened from September onwards. This bar was so cool and didn’t have a proper menu so the bartenders just make up cocktails for you based on your preferences. Make sure you visit here for a cocktail or two!
10) Perikete – we randomly stumbled across this amazing place and had a couple of jug of sangria, well at 6 euros a litre it would be rude not too! We didn’t eat here but the tapas (which is all they sell!) looked delicious. We walked past in the evening and it was buzzing and full of people with great atmosphere.