45 Healthy Restaurants in Barcelona

Healthy, organic, vegetarian and vegan restaurants and bars with locally sourced ingredients keep on popping up in Barcelona. Isn’t it great? If you are looking for a good breakfast to keep you going, a light lunch, an afternoon snack or a dinner that’s not too heavy, I’ve got it all here! I’ve picked the best options: whether you're craving organic goodness or innovative plant-based delights, these spots will treat you to mouthwatering dishes that are both nourishing and bursting with flavor.

Little Fern, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Little Fern Café - This charming spot brings a fresh breath from New Zealand, and offers anything a vegetarian and vegan would love: bircher bowls, wellness lattes, kimchi pancakes... And good specialty coffee. Read the full post here. 

Carrer de Pere IV 168 (Poblenou).

Les Filles, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Les Filles Cafe - This beautiful and spacious restaurant has not only one but two leafy, cooling terraces and healthy, organic food. Make sure to book a table though, it gets very busy! You can come here for just a great coffee too, if you’re not hungry.

Carrer de Minerva 8 (Gracia).

Honest Greens, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Honest Greens - This cool chain restaurant is chef driven and serves locally sourced and healthy dishes with clearly indicated options for those who are looking for paleo, gluten free, vegan or vegetarian dishes. Carnivores won’t be disappointed either: the beef is grass-fed! Read my review of Honest Greens here.

Various locations around the city

Bohl, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Bohl - Oh what a charmer! And healthy indeed. 4 (!) different kinds of porridges (just finding one in Barcelona isn’t easy), tasty bowls, wellness lattes, and many vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options. And they have six different milks to choose from for your lattes. Read all about this wonder here.

C/Trafalgar 47 (Eixample Dreta).

Oma Bistró - In addition to being extremely cosy (try to score the sofa by the window!), they offer good healthy options on their brunch and lunch menu (there are some indulgent items too, such as home-made cakes). Read more about Oma here. They also have a little coffee shop in Sarria-Sant Gervasi with a little something to eat.

C/ Consell de Cent 227 (Eixample Esquerra).

EatMyTrip, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

EatMyTrip - A very cute brunch place with many amazing, elaborate and colorful options, all with a fun twist! And some beautiful, indulgent cakes. Read my review of EatMyTrip here.

Consell de Cent 378 (Eixample Dreta).

Almalibre Açai House - A big, beautiful space that offers plenty of vegetarian and vegan options, and good quality açai. They buy their own açai and they don't dilute it with anything (banana, veggie milks etc.) which is often the case. You can choose between four different sizes and oh so many toppings! Make sure you check out their vegan burgers, they have three different ones to choose from!

C/ Girona 118 (Eixample Dreta).

Raw Studio, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Raw Studio - A stunning Copenhagen-inspired cafe has a menu with beautiful and healthy dishes (and some indulgent options on weekends). They take reservations on Saturdays; it gets very busy. Read my review of Raw Studio here.

Carrer de l'Avenir, 66 (Sarrià-Sant Gervasi).

Rasoterra - This vegetarian restaurant focuses on locally sourced ingredients, and their wine list is great with lots of organic, biodynamic wines. It's the perfect place for an unhurried lunch or dinner (do book in advance just in case). They are among the pioneers of the slow food movement in Barcelona. Read my review here.

Carrer del Palau 5 (Gotico).

Maai - Elaborate and innovative healthy food with local ingredients in a humble and welcoming environment. They are open 8-16.00 Monday to Friday so go there for breakfast or lunch. Read my review of Maai here.

Regàs 30 (Putxet).

Bloome by Sasha, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Bloome by Sasha - This spot is not only incredibly cute (there’s a little tree in the middle of the communal table!), but the menu also offers tasty, healthy options. You can choose between 4 different adaptogens for your smoothie, just to name an example. Read my review of Bloome by Sasha here.

Via Laietana, 45 (Gótico).

The Green Spot - Their restaurants are beautiful, and make you want to stay for hours. The menu is great: you will have trouble deciding between so many fascinating alternatives. Vegan and vegetarian fare rules here, but your meat-loving friend will not even notice..! Read my post here. 

Carrer de la Reina Christina 12 (Born) and Av. Diagonal, 593 (Les Corts).

Faire. Brunch & Drinks, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Faire. Brunch & Drinks - There’s a strong commitment to sustainability here: for every receipt they plant a tree! They server they use is carbon neutral, they compost all the food scraps, and more. The food they serve is vegetarian and vegan, with many healthy options. There’s cool mushroom coffee on the drink menu. Read my review of Faire. Brunch & Drinks here.

C. de Girona (Eixample Dreta).

Sopa - This restaurant charms with its nutritious vegan and vegetarian comfort food. It is perfect for lunch, if you’re working in an office nearby, or just happen to be in the neighborhood. Read my post here.

Roc Boronat 114 (Poblenou).

A Tu Bola, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

A Tu Bola - Delicious little balls, both meaty and vegan/vegetarian, are served in this tiny place in the Raval. They are to die for! Read my review here. 

C/ Hospital 78 (Raval).

Frizzant - This yoga center with classes in the back, boasts vibrant, healthy, Ottolenghi-style lunches and snacks. Here you can also get adaptogens to your drinks!

Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 692 (Eixample Dreta).

Green & Berry - Good for a healthy breakfast, lunch or snack. Great gluten-free cakes, raw balls and even French Toast. If you are in a hurry you can buy items to go, the juices for example are really good! Read my review here.

Enric Granados 153 (Eixample Esquerra).

Fit Bar, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Fit Bar - A tiny little outpost with an abundance of healthy açaí bowls, porridges and smoothies to take away, and a specialty of theirs: filled tapiocas. They have two locations, one in Gótico and one in Barceloneta.

Carrer de Sant Miquel, 41 (Barceloneta), Carrer dels Escudellers, 56 (Gótico).

Quinoa – A tiny little vegetarian place in Gràcia, with good, casual food and lots of options.

Travessera de Gràcia 203 (Gràcia).

La Papa - Not only stunning to look at, La Papa also does healthy-home made dishes, drinks and cakes. They have two locations in Barcelona. Read my review here.

C/ d'Aribau, 92 (Eixample Esquerra) and Pau Claris 190 (Eixample Dreta).

Green & Berry, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Green Shots – Casual place for healthy takeaway lunches and drinks. 

Carrer de París 201 (Eixample Esquerra).

Hammock Juice Station, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Hammock Juice Station - Their cold-pressed juices, smoothies, bowls and healthy cakes are really something else! And you can enjoy them sitting in a comfortable hammock, can you imagine anything better? Read my review of Hammock Juice Station here.

Mallorca 308 (Eixample Dreta).

Flexbowls - A casual spot offering many different bowls, in addition to juices and smoothies. 

Diputacion 289 (Eixample Dreta).

All You Eat is Love, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

All You Eat is Love - Healthy bowls in many different shapes and forms. A great place for lunch.

C/ Marina 52 (Poblenou).

Porridge at Lulu & Flyn, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Lulu & Flyn - Casual, cute and cool hangout with tasty and healthy options on their menu. They have terraces on both of their locations.

Av de Marquès de l'Argentera 7 (Born) and Pg de St Joan, 46 (Eixample Dreta).

Flax & Kale - An obvious choice if you want good, healthy (flexitarian) food. On their Tallers location they have a beautiful rooftop terrace, and make sure to check out their bathrooms, they are beautiful! They have two spots in the city: Flax & Kale Passage and Tallers. Read my review here.

C/ Tallers 74B (Raval), Sant Pere Més Alt 31-33 (La Ribera).

Juice Dudes - Great, healthy options, including porridge, big smoothies with added protein (vegan too if you wish), specialty coffee and a chilled atmosphere. Some of their locations are great for sitting down and getting some work done.

Various locations.

Green Kiss - A little spot to pick up some healthy food: smoothies, açai bowls, and salads.  

C/ Sant Antoni Maria Claret 214 (Eixample Dreta).

Turmeric Latte at Federal Cafe, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Federal Café - They have two locations, both with healthy options like avocado toasts and chia puddings. The one in Gòtic is great for getting some work done.

Parlament 39 (Sant Antoni) and Passatge de la Pau 11 (Gòtic).

You might also be interested in checking out my list of the best vegan and vegetarian restaurants in Barcelona, with plenty of healthy options!