Crustó València

Great place to have breakfast in Barcelona! Breads are amazing, coffee is great and that amazing fresh orange juice.

Excellent coffee! A bit pricey but the atmosphere is fantastic!

Nice place to have breakfast. Staffs are nice and very helpful... they have large selection of bread and cakes. Love this place and would love to go back again!

This is a real bakery, everything made in house with quality ingredients. Try this tart with an almond base. They will even make you eggs, etc.

They have a great selection of pastries. I had an almond croissant which was delicious. I usually get a latte when I go to coffee shops, but that is not normal here is Spain, I was a little surprised that I got no milk foam until I realized that I ordered a cafe con leche, which was good in its own right. I loved the decor and the staff was friendly. I suspect the cafe is much better in the warmer months. The automatic door kept opening when people passed by on the street, so I had to keep my jacket on when I sat at the table near the door.

Bakery and café in Valencia Street, it gets four stars by me, because of the delicious chocolate cake we enjoyed there that came in a huge portion enough for two. The sandwiches also were very tasty, especially the bread. Apart from that the place is expensive and the location noisy, albeit comfortable.

Great looking place, perfect for breakfasts and take away lunches. Prices are in line with Barcelona's bars and restaurants, and the food was very good. They have a good espresso too.

I found two flies stuck to my pastry. Absolutely disgusted, when we went in to the shop one of the tarts had small flies crawling all over it. The pastry I chose looked beautiful but it wasn’t until we got home and I’d taken a bite that I saw two insects stuck to the glazing. Lovely pastry shop but please cover your food or invest in a glass cabinet!!

We went for a late breakfast and had some coffee and pastries. Pain au chocolat is pretty good. I like that the chocolate is still soft. I also had their special grated tomatoes on bread. It came with a little bottle of olive oil. However, I find the taste a bit bland and wish it would have some chunks of tomatoes, now it is more like a tomato gaspacho. Service is a bit slow too.

Crusto! My brother in law was traveling with us and has been to this place before and that's how we found it. Cute little cafe/bakery. My favorite part was probably the open glass doors that give you visual access to see the bakers and their machines at work, very cool. I had a coffee (which was delicious) and a croissant along with some sort of chocolate muffin. Great great food!!

My husband love their tuna avocado sandwich. Their muffin is good not sweet. They also come with combo breakfast which is very good deal

Sad I only went once. Prices are cheap which is a plus. Had the almond croissant, Madelene (in muffin form), Jamon bocadillo, and 2 cafe con leche. Everything was good. But thealmond croissant was sooo good. I'm still sad I didn't go back to have it one more time. It was quite rainy and out of the way when I was there.

Mediocre service and worst sandwiches I have had in Spain so far. There was a big piece of bone in my jamon and the utensils were filthy. Maybe it was a bad day?

Cute-as-a-button spot to grab a coffee or bite to eat. We popped in for a casual lunch and opted for the salad, quiche, dessert, and drink deal for less than 10 Euros. Everything was tasty from the fresh greens with ham and mozzarella (a HUGE salad that easily serves two) to the flaky quiche. And the pastry - a muffin with a chocolate bottom - was a delicious finish. Everything is made in house, so you can peek at the bakers hard at work and enjoy the yummy bread smell wafting through the air while you dine.

Wonderful breads and desserts. Also had great sandwiches such chicken with basil,peppers, & great cheese. My sister had wonderful pannini with the amazing jamon so popular here. The salads also look great. The perfect place to pick up a picnic lunch! They were also nice even though we didn't speak Spanish well!

anywhere that opens its doors (by making them glass) to invite you into the bread making process gets an a in my book. pastry chefs and bread makers run in and out of the back, the front and every which way making this a bustling, but charming little bakery. the front window offers a literal reminder of what you are about to ingest--painted eggs, flour, little jars of jams, every bread ever made in any combination and a pennant banner to rejoice in the fact that you are eating carbs, carbs and more carbs. amen. the glass counter is overflowing with even more combinations, some with nuts, some with me, some with nuts and meat (i realize where this is going). the tiled floors and simple marble tables, accented with painted orange chairs makes the place inviting, while the faded newspaper comics along the walls add whimsy and character without punching you in a face with a fungal mural (there's one at another place up the block...i didn't make that part up) before you've had your first cafe con leche of the day. i indulged in a lovely, flaky napolitana. buttery and slightly crispy on top with just the right amount of bitter chocolate running through the inside in two steady streams. the coffee is mellow, not bitter like some places you'll find in barcelona. i think next time i'll go back and try one of those nutty croissants with jamon y queso. savory seems to always be more satisfying in terms of bakery treats in my book. sit outside if it's warm. the only downside is that it is on the wrong side of the street to catch the morning sun's rays. while valencia is a heavily trafficked street, it still feels cozy thanks to l'eixample's stunning architecture around you. don't come here if you're afraid of relying on what few catalan words you know and hand signals to get by. not an english language friendly environment.

My wife and I ate here 3 times on our trip. This is a great place to pick up a filling, delicious and cost effective sandwich or cup of coffee before heading out for a day of sight-seeing. The owner was very sweet and gave us plenty of recommendations of what to do on our trip. I highly recommend eating here!

The guy was very nice but they don't serve sandwiches on Sunday due to the kitchen being closed. Unfortunately the board in front of the store still advertised sandwiches. We didn't end up eating lunch here but the pastries looked pretty good.