CappUKccino

The Cappuccino chain in Barcelona quickly became my go-to spot to relax and recharge after long days of walking and exploring the city. It’s the perfect place to take a break, with a wide variety of bakeries and drinks to choose from. My favorite by far was the freshly squeezed orange juice — incredibly refreshing and full of flavor, especially after hours of sightseeing. The atmosphere, the variety, and the quality made it a place I kept wanting to come back to.

It was a truly delicious brunch! I tried the focaccia and the tarta de poma, both of which were excellent. Simer was very nice and welcoming. Highly recommended!

Shanes the waitress is very friendly and courteous. Took our orders and was patient with my tourist Spanish. The hot chocolate here is thick and creamy. Tasty dark chocolate drink. Very satisfying. Cappuccino was good too. Variety of food served here . Great atmosphere. Good seating

Go for the interiors and vibes! Coffee was decent. We took a table that was outside the store but in a cute recess. Loved the vibe from there. The interiors are beautifully done - think Starbucks Roastery meets winter wonderland meets wooden polished old furniture. Tucked away behind the counters and near the washroom is a beautiful museum of coffee grinders! Hundreds of antique coffee grinders and one of the world’s oldest billing machine! Insane stuff. Worth a visit.

The interior is nice, which is what drew us in. However, the place wasn’t very clean – there were crumbs and napkins scattered on the floor. My companions thought the coffee was okay, but I couldn’t finish mine as I didn’t like it. The service was quite slow. It’s an okay spot to stop by if you’re nearby, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here.