This historic spot tucked in an alleyway in Ciutat Vella (the old city) is something of a culinary legend in Barcelona. It’s been serving traditional Catalan breakfasts since 1870 in nostalgic interiors that probably haven’t changed much since its opening. Create your own feast of tostadas con tomate (tomato on bread, a Catalan classic), freshly made pastries, sandwiches and thoroughly indulgent churros con chocolate. Be sure to try the Cacaolat, a famous local chocolate milk drink.
