See our article on hot chocolate for more details is a legend in its own right. Located in the Boquería market, this little stand offers typical, no-frills Catalan cooking.<\/p>\n Juanito, the boss, is quite the character. Well into his seventies, he’s still on site every day, serving his clients with verve and panache. He’s been there for over sixty years, and having grown up amongst the market stalls, is often seen as the living emblem of the Boquería.<\/p>\n The products on offer are all fresh and seasonal, and the prices are more than reasonable. For example, a large slice of tomato bread and a half-omelette with aubergine comes in at around €3. That shouldn’t make too big a dint in your holiday budget!<\/p>\n Other options include butifarras<\/i> (juicy Catalan sausages), ham or cheese croquettes, rabbit, snails or Catalan chickpeas… or how about seafood? In that case, sardines, anchovies and cockles might do the trick.<\/p>\n Why?<\/strong> For its authenticity If you’re staying near Camp Nou, stop off at this little bar-restaurant in the Les Corts quarter.<\/p>\n Alas, breakfast is only served on Fridays, but it’s worth the wait! From 7am until noon, the family who run Leku <\/strong>serve a wide variety of very tasty and authentic omelettes.<\/p>\n Options include classic tortillas, but also versions with aubergines, peppers, onions, beans, black pudding or chorizo, all served with tomato bread, the best possible accompaniment.<\/p>\n See our article on Leku<\/a><\/p>\n Why?<\/strong> For original tortillas The Granja Petitbo<\/strong> is one of our favourite breakfast spots, thanks to its relaxed atmosphere and extensive menu. There are options for all tastes, from the sweet (pancakes, tartines, porridge, home-made cakes) to the savoury (eggs benedict, quinoa salad, roast beef sandwiches).<\/p>\n The drinks menu is also worth a mention, with a great selection of teas and coffees (including soya milk options) and very fresh fruit juices. We tried the most unusual one we could find: fennel, cucumber, apple and ginger (very tasty), but more traditional options are also on offer.<\/p>\n The Granja Petitbo<\/a> also serves brunch at the weekend, but get there early as the café fills up quickly!<\/p>\n Why?<\/strong> For its varied and tasty menu Here, we were drawn in by the unusual, quirky vibe. The giant toadstools and mismatched china at We Pudding <\/strong>have more than a touch of the Alice in Wonderland about them, so if that’s something that floats your boat, go for it!<\/p>\n The café offers generous helpings of home-made cakes, savoury sandwiches, teas and coffees.<\/p>\n See our article on We Pudding<\/a><\/p>\n Why?<\/strong> For its quirkiness The Federal Café<\/strong> is one of Barcelona’s hippest eateries, combining Scandi styling, green living and healthy, but tasty, food. Breakfast options run from veggie burgers to scones, muffins, eggs florentine and tartines. Drinks-wise, the homemade smoothies and organic juices are good. For more information, see our article on the Federal Café<\/a>.<\/p>\n Why?<\/strong><\/p>\n For its green\/organic credentials
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Typical Catalan breakfasts<\/h3>\n
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\nHow much?<\/strong> €3 for tomato bread and a portion of omelette
\nWhen?<\/strong> Monday to Saturday, 6:30am – 4pm
\nWhere?<\/strong> Boquería market, La Rambla 91, Raval (métro Liceu)\n<\/p>\n\n
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\nWhen?<\/strong> Friday, 7am – noon
\nWhere?<\/strong> Joan Güell 189, Les Corts (métro Les Corts)\n<\/p>\nCosy breakfasts<\/h3>\n
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\nHow much?<\/strong> Tartines from €3, hot dishes and eggs from €6-€14, fresh juice €3.5
\nWhen?<\/strong> Monday-Wednesday, 9am – 11:30pm; Thursday and Friday, 9am – midnight; Saturday, 10am – midnight; Sunday, 10am – 11:30pm
\nWhere?<\/strong> Passeig de Sant Joan 82, Eixample (métro Girona)\n<\/p>\n\n
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\nHow much?<\/strong> Around €4 for a generous helping of cake
\nWhen?<\/strong> Monday – Friday 8am – 10pm, Saturday 9am – 9pm, Sunday 10am – 8pm
\nWhere?<\/strong> Carrer de Pau Claris 90, Eixample (métro Passeig de Gràcia or Urquinaona)\n<\/p>\n\n
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\nHow much?<\/strong> Cakes €4-5, hot dishes and eggs €5-12, homemade juices €4
\nWhen?<\/strong> Monday – Thursday, 8am – 11pm; Friday, 8am – 1am; Saturday, 9am – 1am; Sunday, 9am – 5.30pm.
\nWhere?<\/strong> Parlament 39, Sant Antoni (métro Sant Antoni)\n<\/p>\nWant more?<\/h2>\n
For breakfasts on the go…<\/h3>\n
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For the full brunch experience…<\/h3>\n