La Pepita is one of those spots that just stick in your mind. Partly due to the food, las bravas de La Pepita are not to be missed, but also, due to the incredible ambience. Grab a pen and make your mark at this little spot by drawing on the walls. 

Built in 1877, the Casa Batlló is another of Gaudî's masterpieces. Referred to as the House of Bones, if there's one to add to your architectural roam around Barcelona it's this. 

Music always comes first at this Eixample spot that’s a record store and coffee shop by day, and a music venue and cocktail bar by night. An audiophile cafe inspired by Japanese listening bars from the team behind popular Salvadiscos, here the sound system does some serious heavy lifting and the low-lit decor creates the best possible surroundings to enjoy the music. Pop by to browse the record collection, enjoy the vinyl or stay late for the regular DJ sets.  

Tahini miso eggplant, ricotta corn pancakes or a parmesan roti anyone? This is a breakfast fit for champions. You can even sip on a mimosa whilst you're at it.