Best Cake Places in Barcelona

"Professional and trainee chefs from the esteemed Hofmann cooking school man this avant-garde temple to gastronomy started in 1982 by Mey Hofmann. Since 1982 it has been open to the public, with different locations in the city of Barcelona, all of them in the centre of the city."

"To say I’m obsessed with the stuffed croissants from Hofmann would be an understatement!. You can choose from raspberry, mascarpone, chocolate… the list goes on. Carrer dels Flassaders, 44"

"This restaurant stands out because in its daily menu they always include a soup or cream simmered for three hours, and second courses that include seasonal vegetables. They want to serve healthy food as well as tasty and even seek to strengthen the immune system of customers. Sopa Barcelona - Carrer Provença, 330 | Carrer Roc Boronat, 114"

"Hours: Mon-Fri: 8am-9pm, Sat-Sun: 10am-5pmAddress: Roc Boronat, 114Phone: +34933095676Website: http://sopa.vg/en/. Food at this restaurant doesn’t only satisfy your taste buds; it’s designed to boost your immunological system. That’s the whole idea behind Sopa’s macrobiotic menus."

", this vegetarian, communal-table bio cafe is attached to one of the city’s top yoga schools, Mandira. As advocates of macrobiotic eating,"

"The new kid on the block, this is currently Barcelona’s only 100% vegan bakery. Both the setting and staff are lovely, though there is no seating: instead buy something here and walk up to Plaça de la Virreina to eat baked goods on a bench in the sun. The cakes are huge and delicious and the brownies are especially amazing."

"An all-vegan bakery in Gracia that has been around for quite a while creates amazing filled croissants, cakes, cookies (the gluten-free oatmeal chocolate chip cookie is divine!) and much more. Read my review of La Besneta here. Carrer Torrijos 37, Barcelona (Gracia)."

"La Pastisseria is one of the most famous pastry shops in the world and its fame is not at all undeserved. Just upon entering your pupils dilate, because their sweets seem more like small works of art than something edible. When you take the first bite you discover that no matter how sad it is to end that preciousness, the flavours are irresistible."

"He’s still in his twenties, but Josep Maria Rodriguez has already won the title of ‘World Pastry Champion’. His creations are simply stunning: high-quality ingredients in surprising new shapes, so beautiful you won’t want to break them with your spoon. His shop also sells his book, Sweetology."

"This stylish pastisseria looks more like a designer jewelry store than a bakery. Rows of world-class cakes and pastries gleam temptingly in...Read More"

"Just 5 minutes walk from the Hotel Arc, in the heart of Las Ramblas, you will find the Escribà pastry shop, perhaps the most famous in Barcelona and a national reference. In its beautiful modernist restaurant (which is worth a visit by itself) you can enjoy many varieties of chocolate, as well as dreamlike cakes such as a Sacher cake with a dispenser of caramel drops, a cake of cheese and lemon in the shape of a small dome or a crunchy cake of white chocolate."

"Escribà is perhaps one of the examples of an innovative pastry concept in Barcelona. Its beautiful modernist space invites you to peruse its pastries and cakes – and seeing its product is a delight for the senses. Multiple creations are on offer, such as fairytale cakes, Sacher cakes with edible caramel drop dispensers, or curious cheese and lemon cakes in the shape of a small domes."

"Despite its touristy location, Escribà is nonetheless one of the best pastry shops in Barcelona. Housed in a beautiful art nouveau building on Las Ramblas, be sure to take note of lovely details like the mosaic façade and stained glass windows. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a freshly baked croissant and a cup of coffee first thing in the morning."

"If you have a sweet tooth, Pastisseria Santa Clara is the right place for you. Apart from normal bread, they sell sweet pastries, delicious cakes, and sweets. We highly recommend trying out Tartaletes de Coco, Selva Negra, and Ulleres Pasta de Full."

"Sil’s Cake, located in the Gràcia neighborhood, is Silvia González’s dream. After giving birth she experienced a love for pastry that led her to create her own business dedicated to American pastries. It’s a place that you will start to taste before visiting, as they delight us with their sweet creations on their Instagram account every day."

"In this coquettish pastry play with all kinds of colors, flavors, aromas and textures to offer American-inspired cakes capable of maddening the most demanding palates. Among their 50 kinds of cakes include the oreo, nutella cookie and cheescakes of 20 different flavors."

"The 1st Count of Güell,” Eusebi Güell kept Gaudi very busy commissioning many of his famous buildings in Barcelona. This was one of his first commissions, beginning construction in 1886. It was the private residence of the Guell family and like many places in Barcelona, you must go inside to appreciate its true splendor."

"Palau Güell is a magnificent example of the early days of Gaudí’s fevered architectural imagination. The extraordinary neo-Gothic mansion, one of the few major buildings of that era raised in Ciutat Vella (Old City), gives an insight into its maker’s prodigious genius."

"The least known of the four but with many surprises waiting for you at the interior. These include recent archaeological finds underground and some of the quirkiest depictions of purgatory. FREE OPENING TIMES: Monday to Saturday: 11 am to 2 pm & 5 pm to 8 pm / Sundays: 10 am to 1 pm."

"The basilica of Santa María del Mar, located in the Born district, is considered the best example of Catalan Gothic architecture thanks to its elegant and austere façade, its endless columns and the beauty of stone surfaces. The temple, which inspired the famous novel “The Cathedral of the Sea” by Ildefonso Falcones, was built between 1329 and 1383 and was funded by the parishioners of the neighborhood, who helped raise it with their money and hard work. As a curiosity, camouflaged between the beautiful windows of the basilica you can find a shield of FC Barcelona."

"Built between 1329 and 1383, Santa María del Mar is a remarkable basilica. It is considered by many as the best example of Catalan Gothic architecture."

"Xarxes socials: Instagram: @redbarglobal / Twitter: @redbar1 / Facebook: redbar Sitges @redbar.sitges. "Mil gràcies d'avant mà per la seva valuosa i inavaluable col·laboració amb els comerços que continuem oferint servei a domicili"."

"If not, you’re severely missing out and it’s time to change this. Located in the heart of El Born right on Carrer de la Princesa, Demasié will make you feel like a real princess (or prince) reigning over the kingdom of deliciousness. What more, they even offer freshly baked vegan cinnamon rolls in the flavours cinnamon and vegan Nutella on Tuesdays, Thursdays and the weekends."

"Meter a Demasié (Carrer de la Princesa, 28) en esta lista tiene truco y es técnicamente hacer trampa, pero nos lo agradeceréis. Porque, aunque tienen también donuts, están especializados en los cinnamon rolls o rollos de canela, y los tienen de infinidad de sabores y, la verdad, se parecen más a un donut elaborado que al cinnamon roll clásico."

"Restaurants Dreta de l'Eixample. Are its origins in Sweden, Finland, the USA?. It all depends on who you ask, but we stopped caring when we tried one."

"Perched atop of Tibidabo Mountain you’ll find find much more than just monumental views of the city. You’ll also find the impressive Temple Expiatori del Sagrat Cor, an awe-inspiring neo-Gothic church surrounded by a Romanesque fortress of stone. The church is the work of the Spanish architect Enric Sagnier and was completed by his son Josep Maria Sagnier I Vidal in 1961, after 59 years of construction."

"Tibidabo should be your first stop if you’re a first time visitor to Barcelona. The breathtaking views from Tibidabo are simply spectacular!. You can see the entire city of Barcelona, in all its glory, right below you."

"Esglesia de Betlem—Catalan for Betlem Church or the Church Of Bethlehem—features an impressive portal that occupies a corner of Las Ramblas and Carrer Hospital. The chapel was constructed between the 17th or 18th centuries on the site of a previous chapel that was lost in a fire. It's one of the city's most outstanding examples of Baroque architecture (a style that's rare for Barcelona), although it's rather small and primitive."