Cafè de L’Opera

Like me, if you like something old fashioned and non gentrified, then this place will definitely float your boat. They don't do fancy food, but instead simple hearty conservative Spanish dishes. Like many, I am at awe with the untouched interior and it does make it more authentic and appetising.

Freshly made cherros with chocolate dip, and a cup of iced coffee - that makes a perfect afternoon tea break in a hot afternoon in Barcelona.

I’ve only stopped for a drink in the middle of La Rambla, Sangria Cava was very good and served fast, I’m totally happy

We came here for breakfast and sat inside. Service was quite good and the coffees delicious. The place does attract a lot of tourists but also locals as it is one of the oldest establishments in the famous La Rambla strip. We were content with the food and service.

We tried their seafood Paela and Salad Verde and it sincerely wasn't anything special for Paela, but the salad was sincerely bad, it seemed like somebody who had never done a salad did it, somehow As for the churros, amazing, they are nicely crunch outside and soft inside with a satisfying slightly salty flavour, if you dip it in their hot chocolate it is perfection. Best churros hands down. Do not order the salad no matter what you do