Barcelona has plenty of options for specialty coffee lovers! Here is a long list of the best cafes that will take care of that caffeine craving of yours, with talented baristas that will prepare your brew.

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Brew Coffee

Here passion for specialty coffee is tangible. Try their home-made tiramisu, obviously made with specialty coffee. Read my review of Brewcoffee here.

Brew Coffee, Carrer de Roger de Flor 102 and C/ Ausiás Marc 4 (Eixample Dreta).

Ombu

Ombu is a cute café in Poblenou, serving La Cherry coffee and home-made pastries, including gluten-free and vegan options.

Ombu, C/ Avila 51 (Poblenou).

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Vitrina Café

This small café is located inside the Magatzem 128 hotel (but you would never guess there’s a hotel hidden inside!). The team here is very friendly, and their freshly baked goods, beautiful sandwiches, and of course specialty coffee is highly recommended. I’m a big fan of this place.

Vitrina Café, C. de Calabria, 128 (Eixample Esquerra).

Good News Co

This cool kiosk has quickly expanded to many different locations in Barcelona, and even to Madrid! They also have two stores, all with great specialty coffee, baked goods, and curated magazines and books. You can find a list of their locations here.

The Miners Coffee

This roaster that originates from Prague has two outposts in Barcelona. In both, you can enjoy their specialty coffee, and they also have a range of merchandise and bags of beans to buy and enjoy at home. They serve brunch on weekends at their Sant Antoni location.

The Miners Coffee, Rambla del Poblenou, 107, Bajo 1 (Poblenou) and Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 488 (Sant Antoni).

Roast Club Cafe

This very friendly and popular hangout serves great specialty coffee, and they have their own roaster. Plus they do brunch, I love their grilled cheese sandwich.

Roast Club Cafe, C/ Valencia 190 (coffee and brunch in Eixample Esquerra) and C/ Tamarit 99 (take-away coffee and roaster, in Sant Antoni).

Niwa

They call themselves an Asian-inspired cafe, and it is a very charming spot. They serve specialty coffee and interesting Japanese and Chinese tea drinks. I love their matcha tallat. They also have a great lunch deal. Read my review of Niwa here.

Niwa Cafeteria, Carrer de Vallirana, 78 (Sarrià-Sant Gervasi).

Bonsai Coffee

Specialty coffee, matcha straight from Japan, and specialty chocolate from Madagascar, sounds pretty good right? I like this cute spot. They also have fun, seasonal drinks.

Bonsai Coffee, C/ de Casanova 146 (Eixample Esquerra).

Morning Glory

In the cute space hidden away on a side street in the Raval you’ll find this little gem with specialty coffee, pancakes, salads, cakes…

Morning Glory, C/ Riereta 15 (Raval).

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La Fuga

Meeting point for cyclists, and excellent coffee to boot, made with a classy Faema coffee machine by talented baristas.

La Fuga, Consell de Cent 350 (Eixample Dreta).

Blackbird Coffee Corner

A cafe in Eixample serving Nomad coffee, with home-made pastries and sandwiches.

Carrer de Valencia 418 (Eixample Dreta).

Maison Coffee

I am a huge fan of this lovely cafe that not only serves great specialty coffee (you can even get a coffee with a picture you bring!) but also wonderful, exotic drinks such as osmanthus latte and more. Their home-made cheesecakes are also highly recommended. Read my review of Maison Coffee here.

Maison Coffee, C/ de Provença, 158, local bajo, (Eixample Esquerra).

Familia Osorio

This coffee roaster from Manresa has two locations in Barcelona. You can find them on Dr. Trueta 149 (Poblenou), and C/ Rec 16 (Born).

Lot Roasters

An amazing space that buys coffee and cocoa beans from Peru, roast them and make them into wonderful creations. I love their cocoa pulp juice and the sweets!

Lot Roasters, C/ de Bailèn, 43, Barcelona (Eixample Dreta).

Sensorial Coffee Roasters

Beautiful spot with their own roasting space in the back. They have a little shop, and the most delicious cakes.

Sensorial Coffee Roasters, C/ Llull 199 (Poblenou).

Nomad

These guys roast their own coffee and distribute them to quite a few places in Barcelona and surroundings. Their roaster space is located in Poblenou, and they have cafe in the city center.

Nomad, Passatge Sert 12 (La Ribera), Pujades 95 (Poblenou).

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Oma Bistró

A great brunch place, and they really taken their specialty coffee serious with a great coffee machine and tasty beans from El Magnifico. Read my review on lovely Oma Bistró here.

Oma Bistró, Consell de Cent 227 (Eixample Esquerra).

Oma Coffee

Oma Bistró above also has a cute, smaller coffee bar with a short and sweet food menu.

Oma Coffee, Carrer d'Amigó, 18 (Sarria-Sant Gervasi).

K’umara Cafè

A cute and friendly neighborhood cafe that serves specialty coffee, some food items, and craft beer.

K´umara Cafè, Carrer de Vallmajor 33 (Sarrià-Sant Gervasi).

La Cava Cakery

La Cava Cakery is a cute cupcake shop that takes things to a whole new level with cava tastings, matcha and chai lattes and very good specialty coffee. Dreamy, don’t you think? Read my review of La Cava Cakery here.

La Cava Cakery, Psg Sant Joan 111 (Eixample Dreta).

Paradero

Paradero is a very cozy spot in Sant Antoni, and fills up fast with caffeine-craving patrons. I highly recommend you pick something sweet or savory from their menu, too. It’s a great place for breakfast.

Paradero, Carrer del Comte Borrell, 107 (Sant Antoni).

Fargo Cafe

Close to Sagrada Familia you can find this cute coffee shop focused on specialty coffee, with exciting new beans on the regular.

Fargo Cafe, C/ Marina 288 (Eixample Dreta).

The Egg Lab

Not only do they offer amazing brunch, you can also get specialty coffee here, also to go. The baristas are very talented, and their coffee machine is very impressive. They also make fun coffee drinks that you might not find anywhere else. Read my review of The Egg Lab here.

The Egg Lab, Carrer de Sepúlveda 80 (Sant Antoni), Bruc 33 (Eixample Dreta), and Carrer de Lluís el Piadós, 2, (Born).

Austral Coffee Bar

This tiny but charming cafe in Eixample serves Right Side and Hidden Coffee espresso.

Austral Coffee Bar, C/ Viladomat 140 (Eixample Esquerra).

Ruma’s Coffee

Specialty coffee made with beans from famed The Barn in Berlin in a cute outpost in the Gothic Quarter. You can also buy bags of beans to take home with you.

Ruma’s Coffee, C/Escudellers 11 (Gotico).

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Little Fern Café

New Zealand vibes and amazing coffee prepared by skilled baristas in a wonderful hangout in Poblenou. Read my post here. Their food is great, too!

Little Fern Café, Carrer de Pere IV 168 (Poblenou).

Three Marks Coffee

No pun intended, but this roaster has really left their mark in the city. Not only do they roast their own beans, but they also provide many local cafes with them. You can also buy their beans to make your own coffee at home. Read my review of Three Marks Coffee here.

Three Marks Coffee, C/ Ausiàs Marc 151 (Fort Pienc), Moll de la Ronda (roastery).

Bohl

This great breakfast spot (read my review here), also serves up a good specialty coffee for you. It can get quite busy, so go early!

Bohl, C/ Trafalgar 47, (Eixample Dreta).

Sabio Infante

This cafe is very charming, has a good food menu and excellent specialty coffee to boot. They roast their own beans, and you can buy a pack to take home with you. Read my review here.

Sabio Infante, Torrent de l’Olla 39 (Gracia).

Manso’s Café

This café gets very busy with thirsty, and hungry, customers. It’s also one of the very, very few places in Barcelona where you can get a Swedish style cinnamon bun. They have a second location called Fiket in Sarrià-Sant Gervasi.

Manso’s Cafe, C/ Manso 1 (Sant Antoni) and Fiket on C/ d’Amigó, 66 (Sarrià-Sant Gervasi).

Honest Greens

This great healthy food chain also does great coffee, and make sure to try their healthy sweets to pair it with.

Various locations in Barcelona.

Syra Coffee

You can find Syra Coffee all over the city. They’re a local roaster and have small take-away spots in every neighborhood. Read my review here.

Various locations in Barcelona.

Juice Dudes

Go here for wonderful açaí bowls, smoothies and other treats, but also the very good specialty coffee. They are also unique in serving Turkish coffee here. Read my review of Juice Dudes here.

Various Locations.

Lukumas

In addition to amazing donuts they also serve specialty coffee from Hidden Cafe. Read my review here.

Lukumas, Torrent de l’Olla 169 (Gràcia).

Saga Coffee Stories

Saga Coffee Stories is a stunning travel-themed cafe with colorful and delicious food and drinks. Their specialty coffee is roasted by Passenger in Berlin.

Saga Coffee Stories, C/ de Casp 70 (Eixample Dreta).

La Tapicería

Specialty Coffee and vermouth at this cute place in El Clot, a neighborhood you might struggle to find good specialty coffee places.

La Tapicería, C/ Bisccaia 340 (Sant Marti).

Departure Coffee

Another favorite café of mine. Great coffee, really good chai latte, a beautiful space and an art gallery. Hidden away on a wonderful side street in the Raval. Read my review here.

Departure Coffee, Verge 1 (Raval).

SlowMov

A true institution for coffee, local sourcing and the slow movement. They roast their own coffee, and make sure you check out the goods they have on sale while you’re enjoying your brew.

SlowMov, Carrer de Neptú, 36 (Gracia).

Cafes El Magnifico

They have a long history of good coffee in Barcelona, so if you are a true coffee fan make sure you visit them.

Cafes El Magnifico, Argenteria 64 (Born).

Morrow Coffee

This beautiful cafe gets plenty of natural light to brighten your day and make your photos great :). They roast their own beans in a space in the back. I have tried their cherry coffee and LOVED it.

Morrow Coffee, Gran Via 403 (Eixample Esquerra).

La Masala Café

Wonderful little place with vegetarian goodies and specialty coffee made with love with a La Marzocco. Read my review here.

La Masala Café, Carrer d’en Mònec 6 (La Ribera).

Noah’s Coffee

This adorable spot is very homely and serves good specialty coffee, matcha, and snacks.

C/ de Bailèn 14 (Eixample Dreta).

Hey Shop

Hey Studio has opened its own concept store and design shop in the Raval, and they are serving coffee from Hola Coffee.

Hey Shop, C/ Doctor Dou 4 (Raval).

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Hidden Café

I love how much care is put into the coffee and their matcha sourcing at Hidden Café. They roast their own beans in Poblenou.

C/ Constança/Déu I Mata (Les Corts) and Carrer dels Canvis Vells 10 (Born).

Caravelle

A fun and hip brunch classic in the Raval, where good specialty coffee is served (along with so much other good stuff). Read my review here.

Caravelle, Pintor Fortuny 31 (Raval).

Okigo

If you feel adventurous with your coffee, then Okigo is your place. It’s a small spot but it has numerous options for creating your own coffee drink with fun flavors, with seasonal ones such as pumpkin spice or gingerbread, but also crazy ones like bubblegum. Their beans are from The Miners Coffee above, as is their matcha, which you can also add flavors to. They have a good sandwich and salad menu.

Okigo, C/ Mallorca 367 (Sagrada Familia).

Right Side Coffee Bar

Right Side Coffee has been roasting beans for quite a while now, and finally they have opened a cafe in Barcelona. They’ve been providing coffee to many cafes around the city, and now you can have a sip of their brews straight from the source.

Right Side Coffee Bar, C/ de l'Arc de Sant Ramon del Call, 11 (Gòtic).

Orval

Close to the Ciutadella park, you’ll find this cute cafe, where plants meet coffee (specialty coffee, of course). Read my review here.

Orval, Carrer de Buenaventura Muñoz 31 (Ciutadella/Marina).

El Noa Noa

El Noa Noa is as charming as it is tiny, and they have a lovely shop next door with books, magazines, art, and gadgets.

C/ de Torrijos, 22 (Gràcia).

Dalston Coffee

A small hole-in-the-wall in the Raval that's become very popular. Be careful because it’s VERY close to Chök and their killer donuts.

Dalston Coffee, Ramelleres 16 (Raval).

Cafe Cometa

Cosy cafe with a tiny little terrace. They have great cakes, and specialty coffee. Read my review here.

Cafe Cometa, Parlament 20 (Sant Antoni).

The Coffee

This minimalist Brazilian (yet Japanese-style) coffee shops quite a treat for the eye, but also for the coffee-loving palate.

The Coffee has various locations in Barcelona.

Casa Taos

Casa Taos is as charming as they come, and a lovely (and sustainable!) feature in Poblenou. Not only do they serve specialty coffee, but also vegan lunch pop-ups, pastries, and more.

Casa Taos, C. d'Àlaba, 100 (Poblenou).

La Suïssa

A cute, and pet friendly place in Sarrià that serves both specialty coffee, cake and a little something else to eat, too.

Bar Granja La Suïssa, Carrer Major de Sarrià 1 (Sarrià-Sant Gervasi).

Origo Bakery

This magnificent bakery is also busy serving great specialty coffee. Make sure to order a cinnamon roll, a cookie, or something else sweet with your brew, or why not a loaf of their delicious bread. Read my review of Origo here.

Origo, Carrer de Milà i Fontanals, 9 (Gràcia).

Funky Bakers/Deli/Eatery

Cool Funky has three locations, and in all of them you can get excellent specialty coffee made with beans from local Nomad coffee roasters. It’s impossible to visit the bakery or the deli and not get something of their freshly baked sweets to take home with you.

Funky has three locations, two in Eixample Dreta and one in the Born.