Camelia Art Café | Sagrada Familia

Originally posted on @thecafemap ☕ Timeless charm that brings you back a century ago! ✨ Aesthetic: Lovely decor and china that makes you feel like you are at your British great grandma's dining room. 🛋️ Best seat: The one near the entrance for good lighting but chose the seat a little more inside so you won't be bother by foot activity. 📸 Instagrammable? Yes — all the props and decors are so beautiful like you are in a vintage shop! Even the plates and china they used are vintage! 🍰 What I ordered: • Lavender Latté (4.50 EUR)💜 💡 Extra notes: Oh the Lavender Latte was amazing! I usually order a Latte or cappuccino but this time I got curious and good thing I did coz it was good! It's floral and lemony and milky - vibrant and cozy at the same time✨ 🌍 Cafe Vibes Rating: ☕☕☕☕

Food was delicious. Highly recommend the salmon bagel, it was aaaamazing! The chocolate fondue was fun and tasted good, but I wouldn't get it again simply because it was too sweet. But I loved the variety that came with the chocolate.

The hibiscus lemonade was the best I ever had. The interior is really nice and calming the Americano is not only the best I had in Barcelona it's also served in a beautiful cup. The service is amazing you feel right at home. Very surprised to find a quality café like this so close to Sagrada Familia.

I used to love this place a couple of years ago — it had charm, character, and that special vibe. Now? Just disappointment. Today was my last visit, and it couldn’t have been worse. Cheap-looking tea cups, slow service (as always, but now without the charm to excuse it), and food that’s gone completely downhill. Nothing special, nothing memorable — honestly, I could’ve cooked better at home. And the chocolate cake… the final straw. I rarely eat dessert, so I was hoping for something worth it. Instead, it was dry, tasteless, and forgettable. A total waste of money and time. This place desperately needs to rethink its service and attention to detail — especially in a city full of incredible spots that actually care.

Camelia Art Cafe in Barcelona is lovely. The atmosphere is cozy and artistic. The coffee is delicious, and the pastries are fresh. Staff are friendly, but service can be slow. Great place to relax! Prices are a little bit expensive.

Walking a bit away from streets which frame the Sagrada Familia, I happened to chance by this cozy, neighborhood café along Padilla Street. I was just in for a midday butter croissant (just enough flakiness on the outside and soft on the inside) and cappuccino( perfect proportion of coffee, milk and foam). However, if I had been more hungry , I would have tried their ham, Edam cheese and arugula on croissant PLUS the blueberry cheesecake. The decor is warm and inviting, the background music a bit of Brazilian, some mellow jazz, French ( "Je ne veux pas travailler..🎼" ) No wonder there's no wifi for the customers; otherwise, they would just nurse their drinks and stay. I could have just sat there too, for a couple of hours, watching people come and go .. ahh la dolce vita. PS: The washroom is clean and also has the same decor/style as the café.

A small but warm and elegant place to have a coffee and a light snack. Managed by polite and friendly young people it offers a variety of rich cakes, salty and sweet crepes and eggs and sandwiches. The coffee also is very good and is served hot and cold, laced with cinnamon fresh cream or chocolate. The atmosphere is such that it makes you feel like home. I loved the antique looking tea pots, cups and saucers. The place is dog friendly. Recommended!

A very good brunch place!! The food is well made, balanced and a very nice presentation. Coffee is quite small but quite good. Had a lot of fun eating here.