Where to buy bread cakes chocolates ice cream Catalonia

Since February 2020, choco addicts have had a new landmark address in Girona: the Casa Cacao chocolate factory. At the head of this adventure is pastry chef Jordi Roca, the youngest of the three Roca brothers, who buys cocoa beans directly from small communities in Peru, Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador, paying a fair price for them. You'll also be able to try xuixo, Girona's emblematic sweet, made according to a centuries-old recipe and filled with chocolate cream.

Like a child's dream, this candy store will cure you of all your ailments! This small establishment stands out with its pharmacy look, the white floors and walls with shelves full of sweets stand out. Here you can pick up a bottle and prepare the perfect formula for smiling, celebrating Friday or overdosing on delicious sweets! You can personalize your bottle, and even organize your first aid kit. A perfect idea for an original gift or an unexpected activity that will delight your children.

Located on the main street of the Sarrià district, Major de Sarrià, this famous pastry shop is a historical establishment in Barcelona that has been open since 1886. Founded by the parents of the Catalan poet J. V. Foix, the pastry shop is now run by a cousin of the poet. Here you can enjoy all kinds of Catalan pastries, pastries, chocolates, ice creams and sweets. Try for example the carquinyolis (almond cookies) and the famous conchas, the emblematic shell-shaped cookies covered with chocolate.

The Escribà pastry shop, founded at the beginning of the 20th century, is one of Barcelona's traditional brands. Antoni Escribà, a third generation owner, is considered the founder of the Spanish gastronomic avant-garde. Currently, Christian Escribà and Patricia Schmidt, in design, run the three stores of this house. You must try the tortosa pastissets, made without interruption since 1906, choose a personalized cake or one of the chocolate sweets. You will melt with pleasure!

If you're one of those people who always carry candy in their bag, these handmade treats will become your best companions. Here, the classic style of the place blends with the modern presentation of the products. While you make your choice, watch the interesting process of making them! Take home a mix of candies of all possible flavors, colorful lollipops or even personalized sweets for your family. Perfect for travel, you can purchase one of their test tubes filled with miniature candies, with fun designs!

A noble house frequented by the chic clientele of Sant Gervasi. Since the 1960s, the same family has been in charge of this elegant pastry shop, which also serves as a caterer. During the festive season, especially at Easter and Christmas, the shop window is sumptuous! The chocolate creations are his specialty, some of them are almost works of art! The monas de pascua (traditional Easter cake) are definitely worth a look. Try also the delicious bunyols de vent (kind of small doughnuts).

This century-old tea room was created in 1910 just a stone's throw from the gardens of the University of Barcelona. The Cortés, originally from Jijona - the cradle of the Spanish turrón - have been preserving the family tradition and know-how for four generations. In addition to turrón, the undisputed star of the Christmas holidays, the house is famous for its horchata, a sweet drink made from Tiger Nuts juice, a typical Valencian drink. It is usually drunk in summer, very fresh, accompanied by a few waxes, a kind of elongated brioche. Also good homemade ice cream.

Sunday ice in Gràcia is an entire institution! So you won't be surprised if you see the world in front of this little glacier. Even if the hotel is not very attractive in terms of decking, its Italian ice cream really deserves a detour. Enjoy directly on the square or go back to the beautiful Carrer Verdi.

Catalan tradition, perfect for breakfast! The Viader family, whose history began in 1870, has preserved this excellent establishment where you could spend your day choosing sweets. The place is ideal to take a break and nibble a Catalan sponge cake accompanied by a chocolate milkshake, the famous Cacaolat that was born within these walls! You can also come and taste their traditional lunches or delicious desserts. If you don't have much time, take some of their yogurts to go, you won't be disappointed!

To beat the Barcelona heat, come to this establishment that refreshes you since 2010, with its delicious homemade ice cream. Take a break, sitting on the terrace and enjoy a creamy Italian ice cream. The fruit sorbets and the milk jam ice cream are customer favorites, but Delacrem always surprises us with new flavors. You'll also love the pastries, like the lemon tarts or the gourmet coffees! In fact, the affogato is to die for. You will love it!

This is one of the best ice cream shops in the city! Founded in 2012 by Italian Matteo Merella and his partner Rita Marra, Gocce di Latte seduces ice cream lovers with stunning flavors (tangerine-rosemary, almond violet...) and creamy textures, which you can watch being made through a bay window. Among the house's best sellers, try the pistachio and the one made of dark chocolate, olive oil and salt. A few steps away from the store, there is an annex dedicated to vegan ice creams (C/ Espaseria, 14). The one with matcha tea is a must!