Cafe restaurants in Barcelona
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Cafè Zurich
It doesn’t have the atmosphere of the cafe of the same name that once occupied this prime spot, but not even the hardest of hearts can deny the location is impeccable. Pull up an outdoor pew for the human circus that is Plaça de Catalunya, or huddle over a paper on the mezzanine on a winter’s day. In summer it stays open as late as 1am.
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Caelum
Centuries of heavenly gastronomic tradition from across Spain are concentrated in this exquisite medieval space in the heart of the city. Sweets (such as the irresistible marzipan from Toledo) made by nuns in convents across the country make their way to this den of delicacies. There's a shop adjoining the pretty cafe where you can buy goodies to take home; there's also an atmospheric underground chamber where you can secret yourself for tea and pastries from 3.30pm to closing time.
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Crusto
A French-inspired bakery and pastry shop, its wonderful perfume of freshly baked bread, baguettes, croissants and countless pastries will be enough to convince you that it’s worth pulling up a stool here for a long and tasty breakfast.
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Granja Viader
For more than a century, people have flocked down this alley to get to the cups of homemade hot chocolate and whipped cream (ask for a suís) ladled out in this classic Catalan-style milk bar cum deli. The Viader clan invented Cacaolat, a forerunner of kids’ powdered-chocolate beverages. The interior is delightfully vintage and the atmosphere always upbeat.
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Tèxtil Cafè
Several museums and other sights house great restaurants and cafés. In the medieval courtyard of the future Centre de Disseny sits the charming Tèxtil Cafè, where you can enjoy light meals (such as vegetarian couscous and salads), cake and coffee in between visits to the surrounding museums.
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Bagel Shop
Searching for a smoked-salmon and cream-cheese bagel? You've found the spot for this and a whole array of savoury and sweet bagels using different types of bread.
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Vreneli
For banana or carrot cake and a cup of coffee on a grey winter’s day, this long, narrow bar with soft mood music is a good place to come in out of the cold.
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La Miranda del Museu
The Museu d’Història de Catalunya (p) offers a great rooftop terrace cafe and restaurant, La Miranda del Museu.
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