Going for a coffee is a common part of the Barcelona culture. Whether it is a work coffee break or a time to catch up with some old friends, coffee in all its forms is a Barcelona staple. The main local coffees are, to give them both their Catalan and Spanish names, are the long white cafè amb llet / café con leche, the short white tallat / cortado, the long black americà / americano and the short espresso-style black which in Spanish is café solo and in Catalan is usually just called un cafè. Of course, among the coffee shops which proliferate all over Barcelona you will find many other options like cappuccinos, flavoured options, flat whites, and concoctions both local and imported involving alcohol. Whether you are wanting a warmly-lit cafe setting to complete work, or you prefer an outdoor patio to converse with friends, Barcelona has options for everyone. Check out these best unique and aesthetic Barcelona cafes to enjoy your next latte.


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Top 5 cafes in Barcelona for your next coffee hangout 

Do not miss out on Barcelona’s best coffee at these cutest cafes located all over the city. While the search for the best cup of coffee can be a difficult one, let us help you find some of the best cafes in Barcelona. If you are wanting a sit-down place to enjoy with friends or would rather grab a quick cup to go, these are our 5 best Barcelona cafes

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1. The Coffee House

You will know you have arrived when you see the bright turquoise awning, marking the entrance to this family-friendly, sustainable coffee shop, The Coffee House. With a cozy interior, The Coffee House is the perfect spot to enjoy meeting up with a friend over coffee paired with one of their fresh and healthy menu items. Their central location also makes them an ideal place for a quick grab-and-go coffee. They also have a reasonably-priced menu with a range of items from sweet and savory toasts, smoothie bowls and combo meals that include coffee and orange juice. Get the most bang for your buck at this cozy cafe. 

2. Alice Secret Garden

Step into a literal wonderland right here in Barcelona at Alice Secret Garden. Designed to resemble Disney’s “Alice in Wonderland,” this cafe transports you from a deep-blue, moodier room full of dim lighting, bookshelves and couches to an outdoor garden world of giant red mushrooms and hanging clocks. The concept of Alice is so unique because the whole place is themed down to the products they serve. Right as you walk in, you can see the array of different cakes to enjoy for your ‘unbirthday’ out in the secret garden. They also serve incredible coffee and many different types of colorful matcha depending on your preference. Time is just a concept here as you can get lost in this secret garden for hours over a delicious coffee and good conversation. 

3. La Masala Café

For a cozy, intimate cafe experience, this vegetarian and vegan cafe, La Masala Café is the best place for you to go for your next coffee. Or even better, your next Masala chai, home-made daily so the specialty lives up to the name of the cafe. Since La Masala Café is such a small location, it can get busy quickly so plan your visit accordingly so as to not miss out on this mellow, relaxed environment. At this small business, you know everything is prepared with care and natural ingredients in order to curate the best specialty coffee experience for all of the coffee lovers in Barcelona. 

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4. Camelia Art Café

If your idea of a cafe experience includes an ornate, porcelain cup of tea and a slice of luxury cake, there is nowhere better than Camelia Art Café. Their menu features many specialized coffee options including lattes like the rose latte that is just as cute at the cafe with floral decor on the top. The ambiance of the cafe is very artsy, as the name says, with charming antique-style furniture and stacks of books. It is the perfect place to catch up with friends over a slice of cheesecake, but it is also suitable for finding a comfy spot on the couch to open up your laptop and get some work done. What are you waiting for? Go grab your next coffee at Camelia. 

5. Granja Petitbo

While Granja Petitbo has a great selection of coffees, they are known for their exquisite cuisine you can pair with your coffee for an incredible gastronomic experience. Serving unique dishes like sweet potato hummus or cheesecake french toast, Granja Petitbo is a popular cafe with a wide variety of options for all cafe preferences. Aside from the food and coffee, Granja Petitbo has a very wooden and homey, yet simplistic interior. It also has a lot of natural light from all of the windows, creating a pleasant interior environment, but they also have outdoor seating if you choose. The food and cafe alike are very aesthetic, making Granja Petitbo a great stop for your next coffee date.