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Granja M. Viader

The guide was updated: 2024-05-07

Barcelona's traditional cafés are known as "granjas", and M. Viader may be one of the most famous. Opened in 1870, Granja M. Viader remains after all these years a great place to stop by for coffee, traditional desserts, pastries, and sandwiches, as well as to try the traditional cacaolat (a Catalan chocolate drink), always best paired with churros. The whole place oozes charm and personality, and staff and clientele alike ensure that it is always lively.

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Address: Carrer d'en Xuclà 4, Barcelona
Opening hours: Tue–Sat 9am–1:45pm / 5pm–8:45pm
Phone: +34 933 18 34 86
Email: granjaviader@gmail.com

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Granja M. Viader

Granja M. Viader

Barcelona's traditional cafés are known as "granjas", and M. Viader may be one of the most famous. Opened in 1870, Granja M. Viader remains after all these years a great place to stop by for coffee, traditional desserts, pastries, and sandwiches, as well as to try the traditional cacaolat (a Catalan chocolate drink), always best paired with churros. The whole place oozes charm and personality, and staff and clientele alike ensure that it is always lively.

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Caelum

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Churrería Laietana

Churrería Laietana

Traditional churrería in the heart of Barcelona serving freshly prepared Spanish churros, alongside a dip of creamy chocolate. Hand in hand with a cup of coffee or tea, Churrería Laietana is a great place for breakfast, an afternoon snack, or a time-out while exploring Barcelona.

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